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Date ideas that aren’t dinner and a movie
Dinner and a movie is a great old stand-by, but what if you want to mix it up and impress your special someone? Downtown Spokane has lots of activities to […] The post Date ideas … -
Downtown Spokane’s Guide to Pride
Since its first march in 1992, the Spokane Pride Parade has grown from a small grassroots demonstration into one of the Inland Northwest’s largest annual celebrations of LGBTQIA2S… -
Call for Musicians | Downtown Spokane Events
The Downtown Spokane Partnership (DSP) is seeking local musicians to perform at a variety of downtown events presented by DSP and community partners throughout the summer and fall… -
Spokane Falls Boulevard Gets a Colorful “Sweater Makeover” for National Yarn Bombing Day
Community volunteers create nearly 3,900 square feet of fiber art as trees are wrapped in colorful installations beginning June 10 and on display through the end of July. The Down… -
Back in Berlin: A ‘wall pecker’ returns to this cutting-edge capital, where past is still present - Sat, 01 Aug 2026 PST
After decades of being lucky enough to travel the world, I’ve collected more than my fair share of souvenirs. My favorite is a small chunk of the Berlin Wall. -
Dear Annie: Bothered by bad breath - Sat, 01 Aug 2026 PST
Editor’s note: Annie is away. This was first published in 2023. -
From LeBron to Giannis: Every NBA team's smartest offseason move | Analysis - Sat, 01 Aug 2026 PST
The NBA’s offseason has reached its next phase. LeBron James made the biggest free agency decision of the year, and now most of the league’s major roster questions for the 2026-27…
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Expansion of Fish Lake Trail will bring access to more West Hills residents, improve safety, city leaders say - Sat, 01 Aug 2026 PST
The city awarded a $1.8 million contract bid to Liberty Northwest Construction of Coeur d’Alene on July 21 to begin construction on the first of two trail expansion phases.
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Washington National Guard mobilizes for first-ever 'particularly dangerous situation' warning for fire weather in Eastern WA - Sat, 01 Aug 2026 PST
The warning is in effect across Eastern Washington, from the Spokane, the Waterville Plateau, Okanogan Valley, Western Columbia Basin, Colville Reservation, the Palouse and Snake …
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Letters to the Editor for Saturday, Aug. 1 - Sat, 01 Aug 2026 PST
Sessler should be ashamed of tribes comment
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Governor Ferguson declares statewide wildfire emergency
The declaration includes a statewide prohibition on most outdoor and agricultural burning through September 30, 2026. -
Man shot and killed by police in Airway Heights
The Airway Heights Police Department says a man was shot and killed by an officer after he allegedly confronted police with a knife while inside a vacant home. -
Level 3 (Go Now!) evacuations expanded for Kaiser Canyon Fire in Okanogan County, now burning more than 130,000 acres
The Kaiser Canyon Fire prompts Level 3 evacuations on the Colville Reservation. Federal funds have been authorized to help fight the fire. -
‘Every one of them walked out unscathed’: Fuels work changes how Kaiser Canyon Fire burns
Eleven years after the North Star Fire devastated his herd, cattle rancher Carl Stacey says all 30 of his cattle escaped as flames stayed low on treated land. -
Spokane mayor looks to expand cooling, weatherization resources
Mayor Lisa Brown has introduced an ordinance to expand access to cooling and other in-home weatherization for low-income and vulnerable community members. -
Washington governor approves deployment of National Guard amid extreme fire conditions
110 National Guard members will be deployed to aid firefighting efforts as more than 200,000 acres burn across Washington. -
Record turnout powers Kellogg's 33rd annual SilverHoops
More than 900 players on 226 teams competed during the 33rd annual SilverHoops 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament at Kellogg City Park.
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Indoor activities to beat the heat and smoke
Spokane summers often bring hot days and smoky skies.Here are some of our favorite ways to stay inside and beat the heat! SPORTS If you’re missing the outdoor sports you […] The p… -
Downtown Spokane Foot Traffic Continues to Grow in Q2 2026
Summer events drive strong visitation and year-over-year gains The Downtown Spokane Partnership (DSP) announced that visitor foot traffic in the Downtown Business Improvement Dist… -
Free Outdoor Fitness Series Kicks Off in Downtown Spokane July 9th
Spokane, WASH. (July 1, 2026)- Downtown Spokane is turning Post Street into an outdoor fitness studio this summer, and media are invited to capture the energy as the inaugural Pos… -
UW football should set higher bar in Jedd Fisch’s third season | Commentary - Sat, 01 Aug 2026 PST
Jedd Fisch was hired at Washington based on a blueprint. In his first full season as a head coach, the longtime offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach went 1-11 at Arizona i… -
Miniatures make a comeback as young people seek to relieve stress - Sat, 01 Aug 2026 PST
Life is uncertain. But there is one place where all is serene and predictable – the world of miniatures. -
Ask the Builder: Time tested tile tips for backsplashes - Sat, 01 Aug 2026 PST
I’ve had the enormous pleasure over the past months to pass down hard-earned knowledge to my son about many aspects of construction. He and I are working together to finish the ba…
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Iconic movie destinations for summer travel - Sat, 01 Aug 2026 PST
What is it about visiting iconic movie destinations? Tourism researchers even have a name for it: “film-induced tourism.” It seems people are drawn to places where favorite films …
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Look-alike contest was a (Benson) Boone to Spokane doppelgangers - Sat, 01 Aug 2026 PST
After two rounds of audience members cheering for the best doppelganger, KREM employee Jackson Berry pocketed the contest's prize: two tickets to tSunday's Benson Boone concert an…
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This day in history: Don Kardong finished 4th in Olympic marathon in Montreal - Sat, 01 Aug 2026 PST
“Yes, I have to be pleased,” said a wobbling Kardong after the race. “I wanted a medal and I came close — but I know I was that close. … Under the circumstances I’d say I got abou…
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Bill Dudley: Kevin Warsh’s approach to Fed policy is deeply flawed - Sat, 01 Aug 2026 PST
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh seemingly wants to outsource monetary policy to financial markets. In his telling, the central bank’s job is to be the referee, not the one influ…
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Modrite Fire burning near Lake Roosevelt expands Level 3 (Go Now!) evacuations
According to the Colville Tribe Office of Environmental Trust, the Modrite fire south of Kewa burned over 22,000 acres as of Friday morning. -
McCall smokejumper drowns after cliff jumping at Payette Lake
Authorities confirmed a McCall smokejumper died after drowning while cliff jumping with friends at Payette Lake earlier this week. -
Sinlahekin Fire burning over 24,000 acres in rural Okanogan County
Firefighters upgraded the evacuations to Level 3 (Go Now!) for Cecile Creek and Lemanasky roads, west of Tonasket. -
NWS Spokane utilizes "Particularly Dangerous Situation" tool for Saturday's elevated fire danger
The Inland Northwest faces a "particularly dangerous situation" due to rare fire weather conditions, according to the National Weather Service. -
The General Store celebrates 80 years of service in Spokane
Since 1946, The General Store on North Division Street has grown from a beloved local retailer into one of the area's most recognizable family-owned businesses. -
Cougar football anthem singer Andy Grammer celebrates with 'WSU family' after Sandpoint performance
Grammer's 2014 hit "Back Home" has become a beloved Cougar football tradition, playing during every home game at Gesa Field. -
Shoshone County exploring wage, benefit changes as insurance costs climb
Faced with a 12% increase in employee health insurance costs, Shoshone County officials are exploring changes to benefits, bonuses and wages.
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Celebrate America 250 in Downtown Spokane
Make Downtown Your Destination for a Red, White & Blue Fourth of July This Fourth of July, downtown Spokane is the place to celebrate as our community joins the nation […] The pos…
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Call for Food Trucks | Downtown Spokane Events
The Downtown Spokane Partnership (DSP) is seeking 1–3 food truck vendors to participate in a variety of downtown events presented by DSP and community partners throughout the summ… -
Your Commute. Your Downtown. Your Voice.
Commute Smart Downtown is a grant-funded initiative that aims to help employers with fewer than 100 employees develop commute programs that encourage riding transit, bicycling, ca… -
A Grip on Sports: Have the Mariners finally bottomed out? And will that trigger changes in needed areas? - Sat, 01 Aug 2026 PST
A GRIP ON SPORTS • It is August 1. Too early? Too late? For what, you ask (because everyone who reads this column is really, really smart). To write an obituary about the 2026 Mar… -
Ask the doctors: Eye floaters do not pose risk to eye health - Sat, 01 Aug 2026 PST
Dear Doctors: I was recently diagnosed with floaters in my right eye. I am told it just happens and is not my diabetes or high blood pressure. The floaters are constant and only g… -
Are the Seahawks overlooked? 5 reasons to take Super Bowl repeat bid seriously - Sat, 01 Aug 2026 PST
The Seattle Seahawks shouldn’t have to squeeze back into the spotlight.
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Spokane Police Department gets funding for two sexual assault evidence fridges - Sat, 01 Aug 2026 PST
The $72,500 grant is from the Washington Attorney General's Office and will allow the city to update fridges used to preserve evidence in assault cases.
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Cedar the highland cow, mascot of Spokane County Interstate Fair, dead at 3-and-a-half - Sat, 01 Aug 2026 PST
The fluffy brown Scottish highland cow lived north of Spokane on Dalkena Highland Farms in Pend Oreille County. Cedar died "suddenly" and unexpectedly, according to a statement fr…
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FJH Initiative launches to support next generation, remember Coeur d'Alene firefighter - Sat, 01 Aug 2026 PST
Frank Harwood was an avid mentor, both in his personal life and in his role as Kootenai County Fire and Rescue Battalion Chief.
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Jonathan Levin: The Goldilocks U.S. inflation and spending data are an illusion - Sat, 01 Aug 2026 PST
Thursday’s U.S. data dump cheered financial markets up: Inflation fell from a month earlier and the “core” measure – which strips out food and energy – was softer than expected. C…
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Avista warns customers of possible Public Safety Power Shutoff on Saturday, Aug. 1
Avista warns of a possible power shutoff on Aug. 1 to reduce wildfire risk. Power restoration depends on weather, so residents should review emergency plans. -
More than 12,000 Washington hotel customers to receive refunds in $750K settlement
Over 12,000 Washington consumers will receive refunds after a $750,000 settlement for alleged deceptive fee practices. -
Interim police chief: 'I think we're very close' to making arrest in Seattle Center shooting
Andre Sayles said he is meeting with detectives Friday and moving forward with identifying the correct person. -
Public comment period for Idaho Transportation Department's 7-year investment program ends Friday
The Idaho Transportation Investment Program includes funding and plans for highways, bridges, public transportation, railroads and more. -
Grant County deputies searching Banks Lake for man who jumped off boat
The Grant County Sheriff's Office says deputies are searching Banks Lake near Northrup Point for a man who reportedly jumped off a boat and did not resurface. -
Federal criminal trial pushed back for former Spokane County sheriff sergeant accused of beating
Clay Hilton was acquitted on state charges of assault and false swearing, but still faces federal charges related to the beating of Kevin Hinton.