Tod Stephens

Silverwood Theme Park is pouring $15 million into an expansion of its water park.

Burning some 9,500 acres in its first day, the rapid pace of the Gray fire left many with little notice before they had to evacuate.

“People just don't want to leave without their animals,” Heather Kitchen, Spokane County emergency management program specialist, said. “We have to have plans for the animals, otherwise people are going to put their lives in jeopardy.”

The Red Cross has organized two of its largest emergency evacuation shelters in recent years after the Gray and Oregon fires broke out Friday in Spokane County. And while hundreds of people displaced by wildfires need help from their community, the organization is encouraging cash donations rather than the donation of goods and offers of hands-on help.

Fifty organizations from the Pacific Northwest have banded together in hopes of creating a globally competitive aerospace and aviation manufacturing facility in Airway Heights.

Amazon is facing $85,800 in fines for knowingly putting workers at risk of injury at its fulfillment center in Spokane, according to the Washington state Department of Labor and Industries.

Heritage Health, a healthcare non-profit with locations across North Idaho, will open a 60,000-square-foot service center in Coeur d'Alene that will put many different health services under one roof.

Famous for finding gold-filled shipwrecks and sunken submarines, a Spokane firm's latest discovery may have come from the cosmos.

Washington apple growers are having a near bumper crop, according to the Washington State Tree Fruit Association.

Behind California, Washington is home to the highest average gas price in the country. But an abundance of affordable electricity gives drivers the opportunity to save up to $80 per fill up by switching to electric, more than in any other state.

Since opening during the heart of the coronavirus pandemic, Northwest Mobile Physical Therapy Specialists has expanded its unique practice to a second location in Spokane Valley – not counting the living rooms of patients.

Cheers and applause filled the lobby of JP Morgan Chase Bank in downtown Spokane yesterday during a visit from the company’s billionaire CEO and Chairman Jamie Dimon.

Poop scooping has turned into a dog fight in federal court.