Doug Nadvornick

In less than two weeks, the Paralympic Games begin in Paris. Three Spokane track and field athletes will begin their quest for medals, including a wheelchair racer who recently graduated from a Spokane Valley high school.

A California photographer and roller derby player is rolling back the clock to tell the story of roller derby clubs around the country. On Thursday, Britt Bradley was in Spokane to take photos of members of Lilac City Roller Derby.

Remembering Tom Foley; messaging domestic violence in Spokane; Fourth District state Senate candidates

Spokane school superintendent wants students to be active after school; MultiCare trains nurses to help sexual assault victims; Arguments for and against Washington Initiative 2124; Hunter Abell and Rocky Dean vie for Washington Seventh District state seat

The university made its announcement in a statement released today. Gonzaga University today announced it will join the Pac-12 Conference as a non-football member, beginning in the fall of 2026.

The changing state of housing in Spokane with city planner Spencer Gardner; pro-con statements about Washington Initiative 2109 (capital gains tax); Third District state House candidates Tony Kiepe and Natasha Hill in an in-studio forum

A UW vaccine researcher says inoculations against different forms of cancer will become more common in the near future; arguments for and against Washington Initiative 2117; using food to promote poetry and other writing; Fourth District state House candidates Rob Chase and Ted Cummings talk about issues.

This is an unusual election for voters in Washington's Seventh Legislative District. For years, the district has been represented in Olympia by three Republicans, Sen.

We learn about the electoral college from PBS Student Reporting Labs; hear pro-and-con statements about Washington Initiative 2066; and talk with Marcus Riccelli and Jim Wilson, the two candidates for a state Senate seat in Washington's Third District.

Eastern Washington University was founded in the 1880s as a school where teachers were trained.