The rescue has officially saved more than 75,000 animals. The pets were flown from California and will be housed at Spokanimal who had open kennel space.

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Spokane pups are once again wagging their tails at the High Bridge Dog Park. 

With the switch to the winter season not far ahead and numerous stores hosting fall sales, now is the perfect time to flesh out one’s winter wardrobe. For those Zags from warmer states that are not used to seeing snow every year, the prospect of living in cold conditions seems daunting. However, with the right clothing items, the colder seasons are easily bearable.

The countdown to ski and snowboarding season has begun, with only 40 days left until the slopes open in the Inland Northwest. Skiers and snowboarders are eagerly anticipating hitting the trails.

Meghan Havko, Education Coordinator, No Phone Number Available. As spooky season creeps in, there may be something more frightening than ghosts hiding in your home – PBDEs (polybrominated diphenyl ethers). These flame-retardant chemicals were once added to furniture, electronics, and carpet padding. Even though they helped slow fires, they can now haunt your health, linked to scary problems like hormone disruptions, developmental issues, and even cancer – especially in kids.

Join Besa Gordon on a journey to Spokane, Washington, as she explores the vibrant Black community and its rich history, culture, and resilience. This episode features an inspiring visit to the "This is East Central" mural, a conversation with KREM2's Channing Curtis about representation and mental health, and a look at the Terrain Arts Festival's celebration of diverse artistic expressions. Besa also highlights the achievements of Black women in Spokane and celebrates the graduation of the Black Homeownership Spokane Cohort. Tune in to discover the hidden gems of Spokane's Black community and be inspired by their stories of strength and perseverance.

The Fifth Installment of Season Three of Scope Screenings was another fantastic showcase of PNW talent and creative works with quite a few that caught my eye from the city of Spokane. The SIFF Egyptian Theater on Capitol Hill was packed, and I was thrilled to see so many familiar faces, starting with Converge Media’s own Deaunte Damper, whose segment for Back2Besa covering the Lavender Rights Project's Black Trans Comedy Fest, was of course a personal highlight for me. Looking around the theater, I realized that Spokane was strong in the Egyptian Theater and that of the ten screened films, three had roots in the Inland Northwest, and many people I know drove over from Spokane to be present tonight.

SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. -- Police and bomb squad units showed up to the Spokane Valley Heritage Museum Wednesday after World War I 37mm shells were donated by a local man.

(The Center Square) – Spokane International Airport laid out a $215.7 million budget for 2025 on Monday, roughly 16% more than budgeted for 2024, while maintaining a balanced outlook. The request comes as Spokane County grapples with balancing its own budget for next year due to flatlining revenue. The Spokane International Airport, or SIA, is owned by the county and the city of Spokane, meaning its purse falls under both purviews. ...

An art professor got creative and made hand carved and painted signs to encourage people to go out and vote this election year. Click the video for more details.