Connor Sarles

A car collision blocked all of westbound I-90 and two lanes of eastbound I-90 in downtown Spokane. It has since been cleared.

Twin sisters were arrested for cyberstalking, sending death threats and images of mutilated animals to people online. When police searched their home, they found a pentagram in the living room.

Spokane Parks and Recreation has launched a 2021 Parks Calendar, showing off the beauty of Spokane’s trails, natural areas and architecture!

If your kids wear a helmet while riding bikes around the neighborhood, they could earn free ice cream courtesy of the Spokane Fire Department.

Manito Park’s Mirror Pond finally lives up to its name after a restoration project cleaned all the algae out of it.

Bonner County Emergency Medical Services responded to a head-on collision on Highway 200 near Trout Creek Road Saturday afternoon.

Spokane poet laureate Chris Cook and Spokane Arts collaborated to create “In the Neighborhood,” a project featuring Spokanites past and present as they share poetry about the neighborhoods they grew

Kootenai Health is seeing a “critical” increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations, spiking faster and more severely than last year due to the Delta variant.

Shoshone County Sheriff’s Office is reporting that three separate avalanches hit Silver Mountain this morning.

The City of Airway Heights is pursuing state funding to replace the town’s water source contaminated by PFOS.

A 15-year-old girl reported missing from Spokane was found in Elko, Nevada with an 18-year-old man.

The Spokane City Council voted 7-0 to reject the $6.2 million Police Guild contract on Monday.

MultiCare will bring a COVID vaccine to clinical trial in the Inland Northwest, the healthcare organization announced Monday.

Nearly 20,000 people are without power on the South Hill.

The Spokane City Council on Monday adopted a resolution to create a strategy to address the city’s affordable housing troubles.

The Coeur d’Alene Casino has canceled this year’s Julyamsh powwow due to COVID concerns.