Brontë Sorotsky
Articles
Panhandle Health District warns public of dangerous algae bloom in local lakes
Inside the new homeless shelter on East Trent Avenue
‘Trade up 2 Construction’ campaign coming to Spokane
Palisades Fire in West Spokane now 50 percent contained
One killed, three hurt in Franklin Park shooting in North Spokane
All beagles taken in by SpokAnimal shelter find new homes
Spokane Downtown Stadium construction expected to finish by 2023
Neighbors want more safety measures near Hill N’Dale Park
“Unity in the community” celebrates 28 years honoring Spokane’s diversity
‘It’s a real challenge for us’: Hospitals struggle with lack of long-term care options
‘We could see the black smoke’: Event south of Spokane postponed after Wednesday fire
Opening statements given in former Spokane officer’s rape trial
What to know about insurance if you received storm damage
More evacuations expected for Mohr Canyon Wildfire in Douglas County
Man accused of threatening woman with gun in University High School parking lot
Sullivan Family Farms hosts fundraiser to help repair damage from fire
Red Cross hosts evacuation site in Ritzville
Daybreak Youth Services responds after state issues Letter of Intent to suspend licenses
Spokane’s Daybreak treatment center faces indefinite closure over allegations of inappropriate staff behavior, non-cooperation
Manito’s Mirror Pond again plagued with brown water, weeds
Spokane County Fire District 8 offers fire safety tips amid heatwave
Spokane coalition asks city to increase cooling center services
Washington hospitals are facing a financial crisis and it’s impacting patient care
Nadine Woodward announces run for second term as mayor
‘Now I can move on’ WWII soldier from Spokane returns home, laid to rest
Cyberstalking investigation underway after teen girl finds tracker on her car
House passes act to protect same-sex marriage rights from Supreme Court
Many Washington hospitals facing patient capacity crisis
Cities consider renewing mask mandates despite lower case rates
