Get in the spooky spirit at the Campbell House's Dark History Tour this Thursday
SPOKANE, Wash. --- The Campbell House in Browne's Addition is a piece of Spokane history dating back to the early 1900's. The stories surrounding…
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Cheney motel that caught on fire shows previous history of complaints from locals
After looking deeper into the property's history, it turns out that people in the neighborhood have been filing complaints with police and code enforcement for months.
Why do we change our clocks twice a year?
The day (or days) after we switch back to Daylight Saving Time has many people feeling groggy and tired. Setting our clocks forward an hour in the…
When did we start changing the clocks for Daylight Saving Time?
The history of changing the clocks back and forth has a little bit of a complicated history in the U.S.
Spokane community to hold Indigenous Peoples' Day event Monday
To celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day, an event will be held in downtown Spokane Monday night to bring attention to issues facing Native Americans and show they are still here.
'It's okay to learn your history': Nonprofit leader encourages others to learn about Juneteenth
The holiday has been around for decades, but it's getting extra attention this year.
Washington officials need your help finding a historical plaque stolen from the state's Capitol
Washington State Patrol troopers need your help finding a missing Capitol Campus Historical Marker, stolen earlier this month.
Long lost letters found in Spokane detail one Japanese American family's struggle during WWII
Now historic letters detailing what life was like for one Japanese American family from Spokane have come to light.
Hristova becomes WSU's all-time leading scorer in a 96-75 victory at Cal
BERKELEY, Calif. — Redshirt senior Borislava Hristova further solidified herself as one of the all-time greats in Washington State women's basketball history,…
Advocates urge real estate company to preserve historic Spokane building
The Spokane Preservation Advocates are calling on Centennial Real Estate Investments, a subsidiary of Cowles Company, to not tear down the Chancery building.
On this day: November 12
The Loch Ness Monster smiles for the camera -- sort of, Ellis Island closes, actor William Holden dies, and Madonna releases "Like a Virgin," all on this day.
Russian professor pulled from a river with woman's arms in backpack
Russian law enforcement agencies are questioning a prominent historian over the death of a former student in the city of St. Petersburg, in a case that has grabbed headlines across the country.
Germany marks 30 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall
European leaders gathered in Berlin on Saturday to mark 30 years since the fall of the wall that divided East and West Berlin, where German Chancellor A
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with these events at the Spokane Public Library
The Spokane Public Library is holding several events at their various locations to celebrate Native American Heritage Month.
Halloween history quiz
How much do you know about this scary holiday?
Women spotlight strong female voices through new fashion line
Two women in their twenties are trying to start a different conversation about women.
On this day: September 21
"The Hobbit" is published for the first time, Jimmy Hendrix becomes Jimi, Sandra Day O'Connor is confirmed as the first female Supreme Court justice, and a track superstar dies, all on this day.
13 fun facts about Friday the 13th
Yet another Friday the 13th has arrived, bringing the usual superstitious chatter along with vows to avoid flying and other fear-inducing activities. Why are we so weird about the 13th?
On this day: August 14
The license plate and Social Security are born, basketball makes a muddy Olympic debut, a classic backyard kids toy is invented, and the Oklahoma City bomber is sentenced to death, all on this day.
On this day: July 17
Air conditioning is born, the "happiest place on Earth" opens up, and Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 is shot down over Ukraine, all on this day.
On this day: July 14
The Bastille is stormed, the Matterhorn is scaled, Billy the Kid is shot and killed, Dr. Spock releases his baby book, and The Rolling Stones score their first No. 1, all on this day.
On this day: July 13
The Mississippi River finds its roots, a Hollywood icon debuts, Old Blue Eyes records for the first time, the MLB All-Star Game goes north, and Ronald Reagan gives up the presidency, briefly, all on this day.
On this day: July 16
The nation's capital is founded, the world gets its first parking meter, Joltin' Joe sets an unbreakable record, and man heads to the moon, all on this day.
On this day: July 15
Jerusalem falls to the Crusaders, the Rosetta Stone is uncovered, Napoleon surrenders, Psy unleashes "Gangnam Style" on the internet, and a coup falls short in Turkey, all on this day.
