Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Campbell's is defending itself after a company executive was allegedly caught on tape calling the soup company's products "highly process[ed] food" for "poor people."

SPOKANE, Wash. -- James Anthony Stinson, 55, of Spokane was convicted this month of 11 felonies related to federal charges for sex trafficking, drug trafficking, and unlawful possession of firearms. T...

SPOKANE COUNTY - Wildlife officials confirmed another case of chronic wasting disease in a Spokane County white-tailed deer, marking the sixth confirmed case in Washington state. The Washington Depart...

The Department of Justice ignored earlier Freedom of Information Act requests regarding their July decision not to release the Epstein files.

SPOKANE - A domestic violence suspect was arrested Monday evening following a three-hour standoff with law enforcement near the Timberline Mobile Park in Spokane Valley, according to the Spokane Count...

SPOKANE, Wash. -- "How many store bags did you use?" is the question replacing the old "paper or plastic?" in Washington. For years, shoppers have been paying for bags at grocery stores, convenience s...

Cases of norovirus are rising across the United States, doubling over the last few months, according to updated data from the CDC.

IDAHO - Idaho health officials are investigating 26 illnesses linked to raw milk consumption since August 1. The cases include 23 Campylobacter infections and three E. coli cases. Six children under 1...

ABC News' Ian Pannell is in Kyiv, Ukraine, on a residential block devastated by Russia's latest deadly attack, as positive momentum appears to continue in U.S.-brokered peace talks.

Denver Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton is sharing his story after being diagnosed with testicular cancer as a result of a random mandatory NFL drug test.