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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Eastern Washington's Cort Gebbers qualified for the NCAA Championships in the discus, placing 11th in the West regional Friday with a throw of 186-6 at the University of Arkansas.
EVERETT – The Gonzaga Prep Bullpups might be trying to break new ground for their league, but they are playing as if they belonged all along.
TACOMA – The look of amazement on the face of North Central junior Charlize Hall said it all Friday.
PULLMAN – Not long after Washington State missed what seemed like a golden opportunity, a chance to balloon a slim lead on Oregon State late in Friday’s NCAA Tournament regional opener, a cloud of uncert...
Oil prices fell and stocks rose Friday, on tentative signs that the United States and Iran were nearing a preliminary agreement to end the war.
Airline jet fuel prices will eventually come down, but that doesn't mean the cost of flights will, according to Dallas-based Southwest Airlines' chief executive.
Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman said it’s too soon to judge the inflationary impact from the Iran war and that policymakers need to look through temporary price shocks.
Andy Jacobs spent his childhood as a Puget Sound wharf rat who often tagged along with his father, a commercial fisherman, on summer trips to Alaska. His Pullman home is a final resting place for boats of al...
A pair of Spokane political candidates got into a scuffle with an admittedly drunken cyclist while they posted campaign signs over Memorial Day weekend.
The push to pursue, charge and later convict three Spokane residents of federal conspiracy against a government officer during a protest is the first-known case in Eastern Washington’s history, concerning...
A Spokane resident who went on a crime spree last summer that included shooting a man was sentenced to 15 years in prison.
A man, who was released from prison Monday, got high the next day off an air can in the Hayden Walmart parking lot before crashing minutes later into an apartment, killing an older man inside, according to t...
A 72-year-old Spokane man died after the motorcycle he was riding collided with a SUV Friday afternoon on an Interstate 90 on-ramp in Coeur d’Alene.
About 1,100 Avista customers were still without power Friday evening after a thunderstorm pounded the Inland Northwest with intense lightning, wind and rain Thursday night.
The death of a skydiver in a midair collision last weekend was caused by “multiple blunt-force trauma,” according to Adams County Coroner Tiffany Cutforth.
COEUR D’ALENE – The Kootenai County Republican Central Committee voted overwhelmingly on Thursday to elect Ron Jacobson as its new chairman, after the retired banker and former mayor of Post Falls called...
The pureness of the Bikecentennial mission captured my heart and led me years later to serve on its board as the nonprofit transitioned to Adventure Cycling. I could think of nothing more purely beneficial t...
Spokane Valley City Councilman Al Merkel wore his signature bright orange tie to court Friday, waiting to hear a judge’s ruling regarding whether he has conducted city business on his personal social media...
An urn reported stolen from a Spokane cemetery was returned to the front door of a cremation and funeral home three weeks later.
A day after three Spokane protesters were convicted of conspiracy against federal agents, current and former U.S. attorneys voiced their two cents on the outrage about the verdict: that the law isn’t optio...
A Spokane Valley adventure park that had a loyal following of parents will close June 13.
Spokane Valley deputies are looking for the public’s help in locating two runaway 12-year-old girls.
The Spokane County Medical Examiner’s Office has identified the bodies of two men who were pulled from the Spokane River within a week from each other this month.
Spokane comedian, writer and “Saturday Night Live” alum Julia Sweeney finds herself celebrating a lot of milestones lately.