With one chapter of her life closing by graduating from Coeur d’Alene Charter Academy, Eleanor Mroczko is ready for her next steps at the University of Idaho.
Despite losing her mom her sophomore year due to COVID-19 and missing her entire sophomore year, Isabella Martin is still managing to graduate with her class this year at New Vision High School in Post Falls.
Sheila Holfeltz says the board leading the Lakeland Joint School District needs a new direction. She’s challenging the board’s chair, Michelle Thompson, in Tuesday’s election for Zone 3.
Candidates running for Zone 2 on the board that oversees the Lakeland Joint School District have opposing views on levies that divided the North Idaho school district earlier this year.
Bringing the community together since 1978, Spokane Arts honored local artists at its annual event Saturday at the Gonzaga University Hemmingson Center Ballroom.
A donation drive scheduled Thursday for fire victims in Maui has been canceled after an outpouring of support maxed out storage space for new donations.
The Northwest has a wide selection of podcasts based on local lifestyle. One local podcaster has found success with his own podcasts – and with helping others to produce their own programs.
The significant time many teens spend online can play a substantial role in their lives. With the new school year starting, some limitations may need to be set to ensure students maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Two women seeking to find a stolen car are being used as an example by the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office to warn people not to take the law into their own hands.
The Spokane Police Department is having trouble finding a way to present data to support expanding a program that allows officers to track motorists’ speed with 12 new dashboard-mounted, speed-measuring cameras .
Chef Ian Wingate has a long history of running successful restaurants in Spokane. His latest is Outsider PNW, in the Papillon Building near the north entrance to Riverfront Park.
Local attorney Brian Hansen’s initiative to prohibit encampments within 1,000 feet of Spokane schools, parks, playgrounds and childcare facilities is set to make the ballot this November.
The phrase, approved by a vote of 5-2 on the council on Monday, will replace Spokane's unofficial motto: "Spokane, the city of choice," attributed to former Mayor David Condon.