September 15 marks the 40th anniversary of the event that thrust a north Idaho human rights icon into the public eye.

We talk with Coeur d'Alene land use attorney Peter Smith about a new Idaho law meant to make housing more affordable. We remember a Northwest civil rights icon. Old newspapers in Washington get new life online.

The National Geographic Society sends photographers and editors from around the world for a weeklong tutorial.

Dr. Alexi Matousek and Christian Held say a robot helps doctors find and remove small lesions that sometimes turn out to be cancerous.

We learn about a collaboration between a Spokane surgeon and medical student to promote early lung cancer screening. National Geographic teaches Spokane students how to tell stories with pictures.

Dan Trapanese is leading the suppression effort on two big fires smoldering on the Colville Indian Reservation.

Matthew Kincanon shares his experience of losing his home to the Spokane Complex fires. Dan Trapanese talks about leading the team that's fighting Washington's Kaiser Canyon and Modrite mega fires.

We talk with Spokane tech entrepreneur Bill Kalivas and IntelliTect CEO Grant Erickson.

This is part three of an ongoing series of discussions with Spokane tech figures about artificial intelligence and how we use it.

Patty Kuderer has a few ideas to protect property owners in high-risk fire areas from increases — or cancellations — in their homeowner's insurance policies.