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Plus, EPA begins removal of wildfire debris in Spokane neighborhoods and Spokane Transit employee helps to move her ailing father during wildfire's VA evacuation.
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Tom Clemo's Team 7 heads home today with a good impression of its time in the Lilac City.
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Federal judge decides state’s criminal ban’s limited exceptions violate narrow constitutional protections. Doctors may still face the threat of civil lawsuits.
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For one family turning to Spanish-language resources, the days are too busy to dwell. At night, reality sinks in.
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It's been nearly two weeks since wildfires broke out in Spokane, sending thousands of people fleeing for safety. For hundreds of victims, recovery will be a long road.
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As the Spokane Complex wildfires broke out, a geographic coordination center helped send California Complex Incident Management Team 7 north.
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Plus, a Spokane foundation has collected several million dollars to help wildfire survivors. Two companies want reclaimed waste water from Airway Heights. One wants to build a data center.
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New estimates show $3.1 billion in the next budget would be lost if voters pass Initiative 645 and eliminate the new levy on higher earners.
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This is part three of an ongoing series of discussions with Spokane tech figures about artificial intelligence and how we use it.
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Plus, Spokane moves to its post-recovery wildfire phase. The Red Cross provides protective equipment to wildfire evacuees who are returning home.
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