Amanda Sullender

Editor’s note: This story includes details of a child’s self-harm and suicide attempts.

The state’s Women Infants and Children Nutrition Program will not have the money to offer people benefits if the federal government’s shutdown continues past late November, a state health official said.

For the past few years, Spokane family physician Gretchen LaSalle has participated in a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention workgroup determining national RSV vaccine policy.

Amid a budget crunch, a position focused on health equity has been eliminated from the Spokane Regional Health District.

While prepping Halloween costumes, Spokanites should also get a flu shot while stopping by their local pharmacy, according to local health experts.

A week after being fired as administrative officer of the Spokane Regional Health District, Alicia Thompson is still proud of her nearly two years at the organization.

A longtime drug treatment provider in Spokane is accusing the state Department of Health of a shoddy and unfair investigation that forced its closure and hampered the recovery of youths who were forced to leave when the state shut it down.

Amid a shortage of nurse anesthesiologists, Gonzaga University is expanding its Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice.

Spokane County will receive more than $731,000 as part of a settlement with the contractor that formerly provided medical services within county detention facilities.

While experiencing domestic violence, Angel Tomeo Sam felt “invisible, judged and dismissed” by the world.