FDA approves HIV-prevention shots thanks in part to Spokane research; Spokane-Rathdrum Aquifer improving as neighbors lose water; big tax and spending law cuts incentives for clean energy, creates uphill battle for climate goals.

Seven of nine people arrested Tuesday regarding a Spokane immigration protest in June were released from federal holding. Two remain in detention; alcohol sensors demonstrated in Spokane yesterday, could come to US cars in a matter of years; wildfires continue to burn in Lincoln, Okanogan, Stevens Counties.

Ben Stuckart, Justice Forral, Erin Lang, Bajun Mavalwalla, Jac Archer and four others were arraigned this afternoon after their arrests by the U.S. Marshals the same morning.

Even with slower tax collections, ID ends year with surplus; Point-in-Time Count shows fewer unhoused people living in Spokane; WA tech layoffs continue; honorary naming on its way to Spokane roads.

Non-mandatory benefits may be threatened with cuts to Medicaid in federal spending bill passed by Republicans in Congress, signed by Trump

A planned exchange of 200 acres of state land on Spokane's West Plains to a developer faced a public backlash; Point-in-time homeless count results to be released today in Spokane; many students without homes sleep on friends' couches

Savage has run for Spokane City Council seats in 2019, 2921 and 2023. Like fellow challenger Cody Arguelles, he's positioning himself as a conservative alternative to the progressive incumbent councilmember Zach Zappone.

Zack Zappone was first elected in 2021. He talks with Owen Henderson about his decision to seek four more years.

Cody Arguelles challenges incumbent Zack Zappone in the city's Northwest District 3.