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SPOKANE, Wash. -- A classic dreary weekend calls for a throwback riff on a martini at a downtown favorite. For your forecast, a dry Friday and early Saturday will give way to rainy weather and snow up...

SPOKANE, Wash - The convicted Spokane killer recently resentenced to life in prison says he's appealing the sentence. A judge sentenced Justin Crenshaw to life without parole in October for the 2008 m...

We're playing out the last couple of days of nice weather before wetter, colder conditions arrive to end the weekend. Plan your Friday The low clouds from this morning will erode away from the southea...

RITZVILLE, Wash. - An eastern Washington hospital's two-part plan to prevent bankruptcy and closure could make state history, but its success depends on securing both financial relief and government a...

SPOKANE, Wash. - A new liquor and grocery store has opened in the East Central neighborhood of Spokane, sparking mixed reactions from local residents. Altamont Liquor and Grocery opened on Oct. 31st o...

POST FALLS, Idaho - The I-90 westbound off-ramp at the Highway 41 interchange will reopen by noon Friday after being closed since March, according to the Idaho Transportation Department. The ITD closu...

OTIS ORCHARDS, Wash. - A mysterious vending machine on Wellesley Avenue in Otis Orchards draws curious drivers with its random soda selection that only accepts quarters. Andrea Parish, the machine's o...

RITZVILLE, Wash. - Adams County Public Hospital District commissioners will present their plan to save East Adams Rural Healthcare from closure at a commissioner's meeting tonight. For 108 workers lik...

SHOSHONE COUNTY, Idaho - The former interim Shoshone County Sheriff, Lance Stutzke, resigned Thursday according to a patrol captain in the department. Stutzke served as the undersheriff since 2022, an...

SPOKANE, Wash. - In the days leading up to Thanksgiving, Terry Powell and Larry Barringer spend their time over hot smokers, preparing what will become hundreds of Thanksgiving meals for Spokane resid...