Rain moving in and heavier south of I-90. Scattered showers North. SW winds will be with us as well with gusty winds to 30mph. More rain for Tuesday and into Wednesday morning with a light snow mix expected. Drier Wednesday and Thursday with more rain and snow potential through the weekend.
What we're tracking It's going to be another breezy day with mild temperatures and some scattered, quick showers mid-day. Things will calm down this evening, but we're expecting…
SPOKANE, Wash. — Looking for something to do with your kids next weekend? The Spo-Candy Crawl in downtown Spokane is coming soon! From 11 a.m. to 6…
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Test your deciphering skills and win some sweet treats at the Spo-Candy Crawl at Riverfront Park! This Halloween, you can grab a Spo-Candy Worksheet at the Numerica Skate Ribbon for a challenge. The worksheet features 10 scenes…
Spokandy has been a Spokane staple for more than 100 years. Derek Deis gives you a glimpse of the candy making process in this edition of Made in the Northwest.
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Major candy manufacturers report that Americans could suffer a candy shortage this Valentine's Day. February marks one of the heaviest candy-consuming months of the year, just behind October and December. A study from TOP Data states that…
They say it's like nothing else you've ever tasted. Bruttles is Spokane's original soft peanut butter brittle and it's been a local favorite for 70 years. Derek Deis satisfied his sweet tooth for the edition of Made in the Northwest.
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Are you passing out tootsie pops this year? You may consider it as it's the most popular Halloween candy in Washington. Source: CandyStore.com. Idaho’s favorite candy is Starbursts, followed by Snickers and candy corn. Nationwide, Reese’s Cups…
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Kids all over the country will flood the streets this weekend in search of candy. But how much Halloween candy is too much? Colleen McMeen, a…
The Spokane County Sheriff's Office is putting on a Halloween event you don't want to miss!
Keep your friends and neighbors employed by keeping your money in town. You can do it by keeping your tastebuds happy, too.
There you can find a broad selection of full service bulk candy, nostalgic candy, premium chocolates and homemade marshmallows as well as hard-to-find and imported candy.
Whether you're staying in and enjoying some this Halloween or want to save it for the holidays, Spokandy has some new fall products and flavors for you to try right now.
Homeowners in the area have asked families to skip the neighborhood this year due to COVID-19.
Need to unload some of that extra Halloween Candy? Is your child willing to share their stash?
The ghosts and firemen, princesses and zombies are off to trick-or-treat and super eager to collect as much candy as possible. How can you ensure they'll get a good haul? And how can you make your house a popular stop? Some proper Halloween etiquette could help.
A new Monmouth University poll surveyed the top eight selling candies for Halloween and Reese's Peanut Butter Cups came out on top.
Is there really such a thing as bad candy? Well, if you said candy corn, then you are correct.
If you just can't wait for sweets on Valentine's Day, the Coeur d'Alene Downtown Association is celebrating a little early.
There's another day to celebrate right after Christmas. But relax, you probably already have everything you need for this "holiday."
Last time we did one of these, we highlighted new 2018 holiday treats. Now we are focusing on some that are a little older, some that are a little grosser, but all are apparently the worst.
Whether you like it or not, the holidays are upon us. That means it's time for all of the candy too!
These days, you can customize your car, your house and your clothes. So why not your favorite sweet?
The Omak Police Department has received two separate reports of pins found in Halloween candy.
