Researchers at the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality are seeing more phosphorous in Lake Coeur d’Alene, and recent state funds could help determine why the trend is happening and how to slow it down.
A Texas ban on abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected went into effect Wednesday, spurring worries in the state of Washington that such restrictive laws could trigger a domino effect on abortion access elsewhere.
Nearly every time the sons of Raymond Decker went in public, people seemed to know who they were. There was a common thread that seemed to connect these strangers, both younger and older: Raymond Decker helped deliver them at birth.
Attendees at Spokane Symphony events will have to prove they’re vaccinated or prove they are COVID-free, according to new policies that will go into effect Sept. 7 at the Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox.
Until Thursday, a room in the Kootenai Health Resources Center hosted nursing students and valuable training equipment. On Friday, employees spent the day pulling out carpets and putting in beds as they prepared for a surge of COVID-19 patients that showed no sign of slowing.
A man who was arrested after his dump truck destroyed a Dutch Bros coffee stand is suspected to have been driving under the influence of a drug and told troopers he had used methamphetamine the night before the crash, according to a search warrant filed by police Monday.
On Sunday, the sounds of some of Katy Benoit's favorite orchestral songs emanated from the cello of retired music professor Bill Wharton, who had trained Katy as a cellist since she was in elementary school. Wharton played in Katy's memory during a memorial ceremony for the former UI student.
The fire that killed two women in a Browne’s Addition apartment complex earlier this week is being investigated as a potential arson, according to court documents.
The Ford-Corkscrew Fire in Stevens County grew to 15,000 acres by Thursday morning with 14% containment, but some relief may be in sight from lighter winds, rain and lower temperatures
U.S. marshals and local law enforcement are still searching for two people with felony warrants out for their arrest and who have evaded police since Tuesday afternoon.
A man from Moses Lake is accused of vehicular homicide after a rollover crash near Ritzville on Sunday afternoon killed a 34-year-old woman from Moses Lake.
A 19-month-old girl who died after suffering head injuries doctors believe were in line with child abuse had twice previously needed medical help for similar injuries while in the care of her mother’s boyfriend, according to court documents filed Friday.