SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. -- Authorities are searching for a man they say was target shooting in a no-shooting zone near the Dishman Hills Natural Area. The Washington State Patrol said the man is Black, bald and has a heavy build.…
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. -- The Dishman Hills Conservancy has teamed up with YaYa Brewing to launch a brand new beer. Dishman Hills Pilsner is a light beer that will help raise awareness and funds for local conservation efforts. To celebrate…
Dishman Hills Conservation Area will stay open despite the Department of Natural Resource’s decision to close owned lands in Eastern Washington.
Firefighters are responding to a brush fire on Sargent Rd near Dishman Hills Conservation Land.
SPOKANE, Wash. -- This pandemic may have changed the way we do most things, but the Dishman Hills Conservancy is determined to make sure it doesn’t ruin Halloween. The second annual Halloween Hike through the Enchanted Ravine will go on…
Temperatures will start to soar this week as the summer heat continues.
Dishman Hills Conservancy and the Morning Star Foundation have teamed up to launch 'Nature at Home,' an online nature education site for kids.
The executive director of the Dishman Hills Conservancy joined a press conference with Governor Inslee on Friday, during which he encouraged outdoor recreation, but expressed concern for how crowded local parks have become.
Today we're hiking up Stevens Creek Trailhead, one of many trails in the Dishman Hills Conservation Area. It's an enriching and scenic hike up the hill's ridge, and you'll be rewarded with one of the most stunning views in the Inland Northwest.
One preschool in Spokane Valley is breaking barriers, as they hold class outside in the Dishman Hills Natural Area. This is part of a pilot project the Washington State Department of Children, Youth and Families is testing out.
The Dishman Hills Natural Area is a popular spot for local hikers or dog-walkers looking for a place to get outside. It's also a popular spot for vandals
The body of a Spokane anesthesiologist was found in a firepit in the backyard of his Dishman Hills home on Sunday.
The Dishman Hills conservation area covers more than 500 acres -- the land is protected -- but illegal campers don't seem to care.
One year ago this Friday afternoon gusting winds were fanning flames across the Dishman Hills, charring more than a thousand acres, destroying 11 homes and forcing thousands to evacuate the area.
Eerie is one word to describe it. One year to the day after the devastating Valley View Fire in Spokane Valley another wildfire burned around five acres in the Dishman Hills area.
