Doug Nadvornick

With gas at $5+ a gallon and diesel at $6+, business owners who operate fleets of vehicles may be looking for ways to lower their transportation costs.

This week on Inland Journal: Spokane's YWCA says the demand is growing for its domestic violence-related legal aid services.

Ricardo Heredia Romero leads a chant among demonstrators on Saturday, June 14, 2025, during the ‘No Kings’ protest at Seattle Center. Protesters fanned across Seattle as part of the national No Kings demonstrations opposing President Donald Trump's immigration raids and ICE policies.

Last week, YWCA Spokane sent out a fundraising appeal that touted its work on behalf of domestic violence victims.

Wildfire season has arrived in the Northwest, a little earlier than usual. Washington Lands Commissioner Dave Upthegrove told reporters in Airway

This week on Inland Journal: Katia Passerini celebrates her first year as president of Gonzaga University on July 15.

Spokane Neighborhood Action Partners turns 60 this year. When I think of SNAP, I think of Bob Peeler, the now-retired employee who developed a reputation as Spokane's homelessness guru.

Katia Passerini's first academic year as president of Gonzaga University recently ended and yet, there's still plenty of work ahead.

The U.S. has a shortage of nurses. That shortage is projected to increase in the coming years.

We're joined by Grant Erickson , the CEO of IntelliTect , and Graham Morehead from Pangeon and Gonzaga University.