As Eagles search for top target, Joe Gallagher makes jump from DIII into crowded receiver room
From a statistical standpoint, what Joe Gallagher accomplished over the last two seasons is difficult to dismiss.
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Washington State explores bringing back two players who may be granted additional eligibility | Fall camp
PULLMAN – At Washington State fall camp practices, players are split into two groups. Players on offense wear crimson practice jerseys, while defenders wear white jerseys. That makes everyone pretty easily...
Feds plan to rescind 2001 Roadless Rule protecting 45 million acres of national forest
The Trump administration is moving ahead with its plan to eliminate a rule that protects nearly 45 million acres of national forests from logging and roadbuilding.
Federal trial over allegedly addictive Facebook, Instagram features begins
A federal trial to decide whether Facebook and Instagram were intentionally designed with features addictive to teens and young users got underway in a California courtroom on Tuesday in a case that could re...
Man arrested for breaking into evacuated home during Old Trails fire, police say
Spokane police last week arrested a man on suspicion of burglarizing a home while its owner was evacuated from the Old Trails fire.
Ferguson, Baumgartner request meeting with Trump to discuss federal funding for fire recovery
OLYMPIA – Gov. Bob Ferguson and Congressman Michael Baumgartner have requested a meeting with President Donald Trump to discuss significant federal assistance following the Spokane Complex fires.
Public pressure helps persuade county leaders to pause data center permitting
The Spokane County commissioners, under the watchful eyes of their constituents, reached a compromise Tuesday and put a temporary halt on the construction of large data centers.
Another suspected arsonist sets blaze, this time at Mead gas pumps
A 51-year-old man claimed he started a fire at a Mead gas station because he was trying to catch the attention of first responders after three people he could not see were following him, according to court d...
The Spokesman-Review’s high school interns scoured creameries for Spokane’s sweetest scoops: Here’s t...
During a summer marked by heat, smoke and fires, finding a way to cool down has been on everyone’s mind. Our summer interns, looking to duck the heat and enjoy some sweets along the way, sampled Spokane’...
Counting the give: Catholic Charities, Innovia, Spokane give aid in wake of the fires
Cars lined up and down Division Street on Tuesday evening as volunteers passed out rainbow backpacks, solar phone chargers and snacks.
BofA donates $250,000 to help those affected by Spokane wildfires
Bank of America on Tuesday announced the company is directing $250,000 to the American Red Cross to support relief and recovery efforts across the Pacific Northwest, including in Spokane.
Cool Critters: Spokane-area birds flew from the fires. Could it have also made them nicer?
In the wake of Spokane’s historic wildfires, birds of a different feather are flocking together. And area birders, dedicated as always, are watching and listening.
O’Doherty’s Irish Grille to celebrate 75th anniversary of Eddie Gaedel, MLB’s shortest player
When 3-foot-7 Eddie Gaedel stepped up to bat for the St. Louis Browns on Aug. 19, 1951, a “magic moment” in baseball occurred, according to Spokane’s Tom Keefe.
Centennial Mills demolition rocks Portland in controlled blast
A planned explosion rocked Northwest Portland on Monday as contractors began demolishing the burned-out Centennial Mills building in the Pearl District.
CB CJ Solis-Lumar, DE Matyus McLain star on sweltering Day 10 of WSU fall camp
PULLMAN – Last winter, shortly after Kirby Moore took over at Washington State and he was working with his new assistants to fill a depleted roster, he put heads together with new defensive coordinator Tre...
National ICEE Day means free frozen drinks on Tuesday
Here’s a cool deal on Tuesday: a free ICEE. The frozen beverage brand is having its first National ICEE Day, during which you can get a free small ICEE at more than 1,800 locations nationwide.
Inland Northwest Sports Hall of Fame welcomes Jeff Brown and a pair of legendary coaches, among others
Legendary coaches Ken Pelo and Pat Tyson, Gonzaga and Mead High School basketball star Jeff Brown, distance running great Rick Riley and NCAA champion wrestler Jared Lawrence will be honored in an Oct. 21 ce...
‘They thrive on fire’: Spokane Complex first responders encounter a surge in black fire beetles
In the wake of north Spokane fire damages, first responders on -site to aid the Indian Trails Neighborhood cleanup this past week were met with a strange addition to an already eerie scene: a congregation of...
Former Ferris star Andrew Kittredge bringing a veteran voice to Orioles bullpen: ‘He’s battle tested’
In his 11th big-league season, Andrew Kittredge is the most experienced member of the Baltimore Orioles bullpen. Now 36, the Spokane native never hesitates to share with younger teammates the many lessons he...
Scientists petition to grant wildflower endangered species protection
Washington Jacob’s Ladder has existed on the Columbia Basin for thousands of years. Now, scientists say it’s at risk of extinction.
An Indigenous landmark survived centuries of lightning and fire only to be felled in the Fairview fire: ‘...
Roger Durheim set out Aug. 8 to check on a familiar friend: an old-growth ponderosa pine.
U.S. bond selloff drives 30-year yields to highest since 2007
The yield on 30-year U.S. Treasuries hit the highest in almost two decades, reflecting investor angst over the surging national debt, a flood of long-dated bond sales and inflation that’s been stuck over t...
Serve Robotics expands DoorDash deal, adds Grubhub post-Uber Split
Serve Robotics Inc. announced a new partnership with Grubhub and an expansion of its collaboration with DoorDash Inc. to two more U.S. cities, its latest moves following a fallout with former investor Uber T...
Red Lobster Endless Shrimp fans are in for a treat
Red Lobster brought back its popular Endless Shrimp promotion in April, and it went so well the seafood chain is bringing it back once again.