SPOKANE, Wash. — The Washington State Department of Social and Health Services has brought a Mobile Community Services Office truck to…
Washington State Ferries will receive $38 million from the Federal Highway Administration to improve its ferry service.
SPOKANE, Wash. — Local organizations are calling on the city of Spokane to do more to get essentials like water bottles, food and more cooling locations to…
SPOKANE, Wash. -- The Salvation Army has partnered with the Spokane Regional Health District to provide isolation services for people experiencing homelessness who test positive for COVID-19. The United Gospel Mission previously supplied these services and the transition began Monday.…
SPOKANE, Wash. -- The City of Spokane's Community, Housing, and Human Services department (CHHS) has received millions in grant money to help the city's homeless and vulnerable. The department has accepted more than $4.6 million in federal grant money to…
Downtown businesses are worried about the state of their community. Some are even investing their own money to keep employees and customers safe.
Last Friday, upwards of 150 ferry sailings were canceled and that number rose to roughly 170 on Saturday.
Washington Governor Inslee has issued a new proclamation to cap how much food delivery services can charge restaurants during the pandemic.
A North Idaho church has suspended services for at least two weeks due to a COVID-19 outbreak.
The Spokane Transit Authority will resume express services starting on June 15.
Governor Jay Inslee announced the state will ease some of the restrictions on religious gatherings for groups in both phase 1 and 2 of Washington's Safe Start plan.
OLYMPIA, Wash. -- Governor Jay Inslee issued a proclamation Monday to reopen the state's health care system. Non-urgent medical and dental care can resume assuming…
Gold balloons could be seen on North Idaho streets Saturday, a celebratory sign marking Idaho’s transition to Phase 2 of Governor Little’s Rebound plan.
The Altar Church in Coeur d’Alene announced it will be suspending in-person services on Thursday, going against its previous decision to remain open to the public despite a stay home order issued by Gov. Brad Little
The Spokane Transit Authority announced it will reduce its bus services starting on April 6.
Spokane’s vulnerable population includes those without a home, and their chances of being infected with COVID-19 are just as likely.
Spokane veterans experiencing homelessness will have access to a variety of services at Saturday’s “Veteran Stand Down” event.
Whether it's looking for a job, an affordable place to live, or even your next meal, knowing where to start can be overwhelming for many.
Access to health care can be difficult for seniors who aren't well enough to get around.
Local sales taxes will be going up for consumers in several Washington cities and counties starting Monday, April 1. The increases will help pay for services like transportation, public safety and more.
Nursing students at Washington State University's Spokane campus took their skills out of the classroom this week.
The Smile Mobile dental clinic, operated by Arcora Foundation in partnership with Delta Dental of Washington, is coming to Spokane and will offer free dental service for all adults in need of dental care from October 5-7 at the Salvation Army.
Roberta McCain, John McCain's 106-year-old mother, is expected to attend the services for her son at the Capitol, the National Cathedral and the Naval Academy, according to McCain aides.
Facebook says it's not "actively" seeking consumers' banking data.
