Good morning, Spokane Valley.

The Salvation Army in Spokane surpassed its Red Kettle Campaign goal of $320,000 after a late surge of donations, raising over $350,000.

After 30 years of fostering a community of gardening enthusiasts and inspiring creativity in Spokane, The Inland Empire Gardeners are disbanding, though their legacy will continue through the Spokane Garden Expo under new management.

New legal cases in Spokane County, including restitution of premises and various criminal sentencings, reflect the ongoing legal proceedings within the community.

Starbucks baristas at the Shadle Center in Spokane have returned to work after a nationwide strike addressing wages, staffing, benefits, and scheduling.

Avista is increasing its rates starting January 1, impacting customers in the Inland Northwest, particularly those using gas, but assistance and discount programs are available through Spokane Neighborhood Action Partners.

Spokane's Flett and Salk middle schools initiated cellphone bans to enhance student engagement and community, leading the district's policy reform in Washington.

Spokane announces proposed legislation to restrict downtown sales of alcohol and drug paraphernalia to curb drug use and violent crime.

Two Spokane hospitals face over $30,000 in civil fines for not submitting their staffing committee charter in accordance with recent state health regulations.

Gonzaga's athletic director highlights the complexity and strategic planning behind their late-assembled, engaging non-conference basketball schedule, featuring marquee matchups and logistical adjustments.

From Tip to Toe: An Italian Wine Tour for STAHR

This event features a wine tasting experience focused on Italian wines, with proceeds supporting displaced pets and providing no-cost microchip clinics.