Nick Gibson

Jenny Dykes, 55, grew up at a time that today's youths might consider the Stone Age. Dykes said Rathdrum was an even smaller town in the 1970s and '80s when she was a child.

Spokane tribal member Margo Hill said the milestone America will mark as July 4 is “a drop in the bucket” compared to the long history of those who first called the land home.

The average Spokane County homeowner will be asked this August if they're willing to pay an additional $53 in annual taxes to assist local libraries.

Nothing says Fourth of July in Eastern Washington like Suncrest's fireworks stand, sunburns and a countywide burn ban.

A World Cup match has more than a few things in common with making a feteer: it takes time, repetitive labor and layered craftsmanship.

Stevens County Sheriff's Office deputies shot and killed an armed man Thursday evening suspected of shooting at two children riding a four-wheeler.

West Plains voters will decide in August whether they're willing to establish a 20-year property tax to fund regional aquifer protections.

Kendra Langford Shaw is a product of her, often natural, environment. Shaw grew up the oldest of five siblings in Sitka, Alaska, until she was 8 years old.

The Spokane Transit Authority wants voters to renew a transportation sales tax this year, but some critics worry the measure could compete with a potential public safety proposal.

The Spokane Transit Authority wants voters to renew a transportation sales tax this year, but some critics worry the measure could compete with a potential public safety proposal.