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THE BEST PLACES TO FIND VINTAGE TREASURES
The Teleport Vintage + Co. Block Party is coming up! WHEN : SEPTEMBER 19th, 2026 • 11AM – 6PMWHERE : BROADWAY STREET IN FRONT OF TELEPORT VINTAGE + CO. Featuring […] The post THE … -
Back to School: The College Edition
Gonzaga Students are moving in and gearing up for the academic year. Downtown has the best hangs, whether you need to study up or boogie down. Brain Fuel Kick off […] The post Bac… -
The Benefits of Staying Open Late on First Fridays
First Friday is more than an evening arts event. It is an opportunity for downtown businesses to benefit from increased foot traffic, connect with new customers and become part of… -
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… -
Aaliyah Yeldon hits 3 homers, knocks in 11 for Ridgeline; Izzy Delzer scores hat trick for Lakeside soccer | Prep roundup - Thu, 17 Sep 2026 PST
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Forager’s ‘Happy Snacking, Don’t Die!’ is a guide to wild meals - Thu, 17 Sep 2026 PST
IN 2018 ALEXIS NIKOLE NELSON did something her friends and family had been begging her to do for a while. She started an Instagram account — called Black Forager — and it became a… -
Billionaire owners of Dollywood, Silverwood plot future without Dolly Parton - Thu, 17 Sep 2026 PST
Since it opened in 1986, Dollywood has been a monument to Dolly Parton and a bustling venue where visitors can wander through a replica of the two-room log cabin where the singer-…
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The Falcons’ QB drama comes down to one question: Is Michael Penix Jr. the future? - Thu, 17 Sep 2026 PST
FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. – Atlanta Falcons head coach Kevin Stefanski took 26 questions Wednesday at his weekly news conference. Twenty-three were about the team’s quarterback position…
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Idaho men's, women's basketball teams set bar high coming off NCAA Tournament berths - Thu, 17 Sep 2026 PST
MOSCOW, Idaho – Coming off a magical March when both the Idaho basketball teams made the NCAA Tournament, men’s head coach Alex Pribble and women’s head coach Arthur Moreira dropp…
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Spokane Chiefs 'expect the best out of each other' at start of 2026-27 campaign | WHL hockey - Thu, 17 Sep 2026 PST
The puck drops on the 2026-27 Western Hockey League season with five games on Friday, and the Spokane Chiefs get their season underway on Saturday with a road game at their archri…
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Spokane County Sheriff's Office targets illegal firearm purchases by alleged gang members
The Spokane County Sheriff's Office reports arrests of alleged Norteno gang members accused of buying firearms illegally in Idaho before returning to Washington. -
U.S. Marshals Service arrests second suspect in deadly Chelan Hills Fire
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After 38 years, court affirms murder conviction in Ruby Doss case—but Richard Aguirre's family maintains his innocence
Aguirre appealed his conviction and 25-year sentence for murdering Ruby Doss in 1986. -
Schweitzer President, COO Tom Chasse reflects on 20 years of growth
After 49 years in the industry, including 20 years at Schweitzer, Tom Chasse is hanging up his skis, at least when it comes to work. -
Spokane temporarily closes pedestrian access to Browne St. viaduct amid construction, encampment resolution program
The city says the closure and expanded services are "demonstrating measurable progressing in addressing encampment and community safety concerns." -
Spokane City Council approves ordinance to increase budget for law enforcement training by $100K
Spokane Councilmembers unanimously approved directing $100K more from city funds to cover increased law enforcement training costs Wednesday. -
Seattle man sentenced after deadly robberies that recruited juveniles as young as 15
Miller-Jimerson helped plan robberies and served as a getaway driver at dispensaries and financial institutions.
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Fashion week spokane styles
Fashion Week Spokane is back for the second year in a row! Founders Sophia Calhoun and Mackenzie Priest-Nill started the project hoping it would be an opportunity for designers, m… -
Get Ready for Back to School
back to school season is right around the corner! downtown is here to help you get ready. New year, new wardrobe Boost their confidence with some new styles. Nike Northface […] Th… -
Call for Brewery & Cidery Vendors | Brewfest at Fall Fest October 3
Downtown Spokane is seeking breweries and cideries to participate in Brewfest at Fall Fest, a one-day craft beverage tasting experience bringing Pacific Northwest producers togeth… -
Greater Spokane League races wide open with some traditional powers' slow starts; 2A slate kicks off | Week 3 prep football preview - Thu, 17 Sep 2026 PST
We enter Week 3 with just about the same amount of knowledge of how postseason races in the Greater Spokane League might look as we did in Week 1. There have been just two league … -
What happened to the monster crane that towered over Tri-Cities for 15 years? - Thu, 17 Sep 2026 PST
The Tri-Cities is losing an accidental landmark, but for a very good reason.Lampson International is dismantling the orange and white Transi-Lift LTL-3000 crane that towered over … -
Seattle Convention Center painted the street. The paint won’t come off - Thu, 17 Sep 2026 PST
Remember the World Cup? Streets closed to cars, joyful crowds, downtown exuberance. Wasn't that great? It was, it was. The Seattle Convention Center certainly thought so. That was…
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Washington Supreme Court chief justice, Bar president rally middle schoolers to defend the Constitution - Thu, 17 Sep 2026 PST
It’s often said that children are the future of this country.
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Kroger pulls Red Bull from shelves nationwide - Thu, 17 Sep 2026 PST
Kroger has stopped selling Red Bull at all its stores and fuel centers nationwide, the company confirmed to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Local nursing assistant and poet wins award for collection on eating disorders - Thu, 17 Sep 2026 PST
Recently, Spokane resident and nursing assistant Ciara Totton was announced as the winner of the first annual Charles Potts Poetry Award for her book of poems, “Bodies in Reductio…
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Washington Huskies WR Chris Lawson’s versatility proving crucial amid injury crisis - Thu, 17 Sep 2026 PST
SEATTLE – Chris Lawson has no preference. In fact, the 6-foot, 185-pound sophomore wide receiver rather enjoys his role as Washington’s Swiss army knife.
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Thrive International to move from Spokane location at the end of October
The nonprofit's executive director said its mission will continue, even as it figures out what comes next. -
Public invited to celebrate completion of US 395 paving and Complete Streets project in Chewelah
The $6.7 million project repaved roughly five miles of US 395 between Hafer Road and Sand Canyon Road while adding numerous safety improvements. -
Police texts show confusion, delays after deadly Bite of Seattle shooting
The messages raise questions about who was in charge, the early inaccuracies and why the city's first news conference was delayed. -
Preservation Act overhaul poses ‘huge setback,’ Coeur d'Alene Historic Preservation official says
The commissioner says proposed changes to a federal law requiring public input amid major project planning could pose negative impacts on local cultural heritage. -
Idaho continues to face doctor shortage as population growth surges with Micron's expansion
Idaho faces a critical physician shortage exacerbated by population growth, raising concerns about healthcare access in the state. -
EPA completes Hazardous Materials Removal
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Washington State Board of Education proposes new high school graduation requirements
Washington state education officials propose redefining high school graduation, focusing on personalized pathways, financial literacy and expanded career education.
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Pig Out Downtown
The festival in the park may be gone, but you can still “pig out” downtown! Here are some of our favorite picks, tried and tested by the Downtown Spokane team. […] The post Pig Ou… -
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 … -
New Downtown Spokane Mural Celebrates the Lilac City
More than 5,300 square feet of new public art will celebrate Spokane’s history, landmarks and community character Spokane, WASH. (August 26, 2026) – Downtown Spokane is about to b… -
MLB’s managerial merry-go-round is about to spin. These 6 jobs could be most volatile | Commentary - Thu, 17 Sep 2026 PST
Once the managerial merry-go-round starts to spin, the greater intrigue will be not with the firings, but the hirings. -
Voter-approved natural gas initiative struck down by Washington Supreme Court - Thu, 17 Sep 2026 PST
OLYMPIA – The Washington Supreme Court on Thursday tossed a voter-approved initiative that barred state and local governments from restricting natural gas and required gas and uti… -
For WSU safety Jaylen Thomas, the more backflips, the better - Thu, 17 Sep 2026 PST
Jaylen Thomas guesses he was seven years old when he tried it for the first time, attempted his first backflip. He was growing up in the Bay Area, in a suburb called Los Gatos, wh…
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Court rules on ex-Pasco cop’s murder conviction and 30-year-old DNA evidence - Thu, 17 Sep 2026 PST
A former Pasco police officer will stay in prison after he failed to convince an appeals court that he was wrongly convicted of premeditated murder.
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Le'Taxione sentenced to time served for domestic violence conviction - Thu, 17 Sep 2026 PST
A former NAACP chapter vice president was sentenced to credit for time served on Thursday for a misdemeanor assault conviction, but the ruling did not end with his release from ja…
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Picks for every game in NFL Week 2 - Thu, 17 Sep 2026 PST
NFL writer Sam Farmer examines the matchups and makes his predictions for Week 2 of the NFL season. All lines and over/under numbers are according to FanDuel Sportsbook.
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FCC approves foreign investment in Paramount-Warner Bros. merger - Thu, 17 Sep 2026 PST
WASHINGTON – The Federal Communications Commission approved a Paramount Skydance request to allow foreign investors to back its $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery …
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City council peppers police ombuds with questions about police response to June 2025 ICE protest
During a study session Thursday, council members questioned Logue about how long it took Spokane police to respond and how officers communicated with protestors. -
Teen charged with vehicular homicide in DUI crash that left scooter rider dead
A man has died following a scooter-car crash in Spokane Valley. Police say the 18-year-old driver was impaired. -
Washington Supreme Court rules natural gas initiative is unconstitutional
I-2066 sought to require the supply of natural gas to any person or business who requests it and prohibits utilities and local governments from banning it. -
Major piece of Spokane's freeway connection takes shape: What we know about the finish line of the North Spokane Corridor
After decades of planning, funding challenges and construction, the freeway connecting North Spokane County to I-90 is starting to look a lot more like a freeway. -
Fire officials urging homeowners to use fall months to prepare for next fire season
Spokane County fire officials say preparation begins with looking for and removing dead grass, dry leaves or pine needles near or on your property. -
Medical Examiner confirms the man accused of killing a woman in a DUI crash died by suicide
78-year-old John Bligh was accused of hitting and killing 73-year-old Karen Miller in a DUI crash.