Cassy Benefield

After Charlie Kirk’s killing, groups like TPUSA invoke faith to advance political goals. Some Christians say it distorts the message of Jesus.

Partnering with Let’s Go Washington, the Family Policy Institute of Washington is working to require proof of biological sex for girls’ sports and to require schools to notify parents if their children seek medical care.

Feed Spokane rescues food from restaurants from going in the trash that would otherwise damage the atmosphere to reduce rising food insecurity.

The International Rescue Committee in Spokane will honor refugee and immigrant women through smaller events and a public International Women’s Day brunch.

Seventh-day Adventists raise concerns over a Project 2025 proposal suggesting a national day of rest, warning it could threaten religious freedom.

America is mostly a Christian nation but it's complicated, argues Matthew Avery Sutton in his new book, “The Chosen Land: How Christianity Made America and Americans Remade Christianity.”

Spokane’s New Roots community garden helps refugee families grow culturally familiar foods, strengthen food security and create opportunities for youth.

New Roots community garden, located behind the North Spokane YMCA and tended by refugee clients of the International Rescue Committee in Spokane, didn't begin with a financial grant like many nonprofi

Jill Wright thought she'd found a nurturing school built around critical thinking and a love of learning. Instead, she says, she watched her sons suffer years of what she now calls emotional and spiri

Two Buddhist groups have been part of the fire recovery work in Spokane since three fires, known as the Spokane Complex Wildfire, destroyed 921 structures and burned about 9,900 acres in early August.