School board races in Spokane County this year are drawing plenty of interest – and money.

The Department of Corrections say operations will continue mostly as normal, even with potentially hundreds of employees losing their jobs for refusing to take the COVID-19 vaccine. 

Jeff McMorris worked in the Department of Housing and Urban Development during the Trump Administration and spent nearly 13 years as a staffer for King County Councilwoman Kathy Lambert. He is now Spokane County's community engagement and public policy advisor. 

Senators are currently elected to six-year terms in statewide elections by the voters in the states they serve. But that was not always the case.

The Spokane County Redistricting Commission temporarily hit a wall last week at an unexpected spot in the road to 2022. They could’ve avoided that by taking a page from Spokane’s history.

Dozens of statues associated with racial injustice have been removed from public spaces across the country since last year, and some people hope a controversial one in downtown Spokane is next.

When Emily Gwinn decided she wanted to get back into the workforce a year after her third child was born, one big question loomed: Who would care for her kids while she was at work?

One person is dead after a shooting in downtown Spokane early Saturday morning, and police say they’re investigating two other gunshot incidents that happened just hours earlier.

For Staff Sgt. Kyle Hunt, refueling an aircraft midflight, tens of thousands of feet in the air, is something like playing a video game.

Instead of being excited about turning 6 on Oct. 28, Elje Mwejenwa, a child from the Marshall Islands, was in pain.

Former White House official and presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson lamented what he saw as challenges to America’s youth during the pandemic in a speech Friday night in Spokane.

Islamic Center of Tacoma Executive Director Abdulhakim Mohamed was out of town Monday night when he learned that authorities were at his mosque, investigating a possible arson.

Several hundred people took to Spokane City Hall and then the downtown streets Friday in a stand against Washington Gov. Jay Inslee’s vaccine mandate and alleged government overreach.

The first of two community COVID-19 testing sites will open Monday at Spokane Falls Community College.

The final map — which the committee hasn't formally voted on yet — creates two Republican districts, two Democratic districts and a swing district that has leaned Republican by 5.5 percentage points in recent elections. 

No employees at Spokane Public Schools will lose their jobs due to the statewide COVID-19 vaccine mandate.