SPOKANE, Wash. -- Riverfront Park's newest piece of public art will be unveiled next week. "The Seeking Place" was created by local artist Sarah Thompson Moore. It is located near the Pavilion in a grassy area known as the Central…
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Tuesday marks two weeks since a gunman unleashed a nightmare at a Texas Elementary school. As the nation mourns, communities…
Spokane City Council is inviting members of the community to give input on what the city should do with American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds to help the city's economic recovery plan.
Legislators are spending $400 million to expand broadband, while opening up public internet options. But access for everyone is still a long way off.
This is the second year the board has opted not to raise tuition at the University of Idaho, Idaho State University or Boise State University for Idaho students.
Do you ever wonder what downtown Spokane will look like in the future? It turns out, you could have a role in shaping it.
Spokane Public Schools will be open and on time Tuesday, according to a tweet from the district Monday night.
Parents desperate to get their children with dyslexia the daily instruction they needed went out on their own to solve the problem.
Bill Moyers, the legendary former PBS host and network news commentator, says he fears for the United States "for the first time in my long life."
A newly proposed bill in Florida would require public school districts across the state to offer Bible study courses as high school electives.
Spokane residents can weigh-in on how their tax dollars are spent next year in a telephone town hall Wednesday night.
The City of Spokane hopes a pilot program established can help speed up the cleanup of illegal camps showing up throughout the city.
Kentucky high school student journalists penned an editorial taking on Betsy DeVos after they say security turned them away from an event held on a public college campus that featured the secretary of education.
Two years ago, Uber was nearly derailed by allegations of sexism and harassment, a damning investigation into its workplace culture and the exodus of nearly all of its C-suite.
A West Valley High School student has been selected as a finalist to receive a scholarship, but the outcome depends on public vote.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Monday blocked efforts by his Democratic counterpart to pass via unanimous consent a resolution to make public special counsel Robert Mueller's report, the second time Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has tried to do so.
A Facebook post by a Coeur d'Alene woman is continuing to rake in shares and reactions online. Sharalee Howard published a photo of her Little Free Library Tree in front of her home in December. That post now has more than 103,000 shares on Facebook, gaining attention from people all over the world.
A parking study was conducted recently in order to address the current and future parking need in the Midtown district.
The City of Spokane is designing the next section of East Sprague Avenue that will be rehabilitated, which is expected to start in 2019. Citizens are invited to learn more about the project at a public open house.
Elon Musk is keeping Tesla a public company. Making it a successful public company will take more work.
A piano now graces the base of Riverfront Park's signature clocktower.
Two of the top US tech startups could go public next year.
The City of Spokane is seeking public feedback on reconstruction planned for Sprague Avenue through the University District.
The Bonner County Sheriff's Office will hold a free Boat Idaho Course on April 14, May 5, and June 9 to teach basic boating laws and safety.
