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Spokane apartment management company agrees to pay nearly $330,000 after federal fraud claims
The Columbian· 1 day agoA Spokane property management company operating apartments owned by a rapist while he’s in prison agreed to pay nearly $330,000 after admitting they fraudulently obtained ...
Spokane leaders highlight wins, challenges facing downtown
Tribune via AOL· 20 hours agoJun. 14—Representatives from some of the area's most influential organizations discussed what is working and what isn't for downtown Spokane on Friday at the Spokane ...
Spokane County Democrats abruptly suspend convention after chair falls ill
The Spokesman-Review· 1 day agoThe Spokane County Democratic Party has abruptly postponed its county convention scheduled for Saturday, when area Democrats would have adopted their first official party ...
Native American citizenship, a century later: Looking back on the national Indian congresses that...
Tribune via AOL· 22 hours agoJun. 14—A century ago this month, Congress made all Native Americans citizens of the United States. In Spokane, this was a rallying cry for the first National Indian Congress ...
Cal Hoops Among Four Finalists for 5-Star Prospect Isiah Harwell
Sports Illustrated· 28 minutes agoIsiah Harwell, a five-star shooting guard prospect from Wasatch Academy in Mount Pleasant, Utah, has...
Author, foster advocate and Ridpath visionary Janet Mann killed in downtown Spokane hit-and-run
The Spokesman-Review· 3 days agoJanet Mann was probably having a typical, yet amazing, day doing things she loved before she was hit...
Musician who celebrated Spokane's environmental makeover remembered with gift to mayor
Tribune via AOL· 6 days agoJun. 9—Expo '74 left Spokane many artifacts still visible to this day, including Riverfront Park and the Garbage Goat. Less remembered are the many songs written to commemorate ...
A computer wiz, a harpist and two Street Music Week icons fill Spokane with music for event's 22nd...
The Spokesman-Review· 4 days agoBlues ballads, Baroque classics and a few bluegrass ditties drifted throughout Spokane and Coeur...
Even without Doug Clark, Street Music Week fills downtown with the sound of generosity
The Spokesman-Review· 2 days agoFor the first time in 22 years, Spokane’s Street Music Week is absent its founder, unrelenting...
How fentanyl's despair ravages the streets of Spokane: 'This doesn't mean I want to die'
The Spokesman-Review· 7 days agoParamedic Jordan Johnson retrieved a dry blanket for the man, identified only as “Adam,” who was...
