SPOKANE, Wash. -- Problems are piling up for plow drivers. Winter just started and bad driving behavior is intensifying. The Department of Transportation says, it averages around…
ELK, Wash. -- A serious car crash in North Spokane county now has people pushing for change. Two teens from Riverside High School are still…
If you're planning to head to the mountains this Christmas, be aware of potential avalanche danger. The Idaho Panhandle Avalanche Center has issued an avalanche warning that will remain in place through Sunday. Recent and continuing heavy snowfall and wind…
The Hussaini family came to Spokane seven years ago after Sayed worked on construction projects with the U.S. He's safe in Spokane, but thinks about his family and friends who have no guarantees.
The heat dome will be with us all week. Sunny and very hot with all records for high heat to be broken this week. Caution advised as you head out.
Hot weather with high temperatures in the mid 90s through Thursday, then we begin to cool to normal highs Saturday and even cooler Sunday and Monday.
SNOQUALMIE PASS -- All three of Washington's mountain passes have reopened, but more closures could be on the way. White, Stevens and Snoqualmie Passes all closed Sunday night due to high avalanche danger and severe weather conditions. They all reopened…
California's largest utility will intentionally shut off power to about 150,000 customers starting Wednesday to prevent its equipment from setting off blazes.
The weather is getting colder, but that does not mean the chances of a fire breaking out in your home go down.
Nearly two-thirds of all sunscreens evaluated by the Environmental Working Group would probably not be considered safe and effective under standards proposed by the US Food and Drug Administration, the consumer advocacy group will announce this week.
NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine this week warned that meteors are a threat to the planet.
On Thursday morning, there was some confusion regarding a bobcat in the area of Reardan High School.
Of the three homes evacuated by fire crews fighting the Upriver Beacon Fire, the Zappone family owned two. Theresa and her husband have lived in theirs for 17 years, her son and his family building their house next door.
Fire season may be off to a slow start which is giving fire prevention crews in Shoshone County more time to reduce fire dangers around homes and properties thanks to a federally-funded county program.
