Emily Blume

Legislation is underway to keep your private information private. If you use a period tracking app, chances are that information may not be quite as secure as you think. Lawmakers

OLYMPIA, Wash. — On Monday, a pair of heartbroken parents took the stand to testify on House Bill 1002. Their son, Sam Martinez, died of alcohol poisoning at 19-years-old, at a fraternity event at Washington State University in November of 2017. Hector Martinez and Jolayne Houtz, Sam’s parents, have become advocates for anti-hazing efforts since they lost their son. Last...

MOSCOW, Idaho — It’s believed that Bryan Kohberger tried to conceal his location by turning his cell phone off shortly before the murders took place early the morning of November

SPOKANE, Wash. — We’ll see some quiet conditions for Thursday evening, but we have snow on the way. Two to three inches in Spokane and surrounding areas. Mountains and higher

SPOKANE, Wash. — Roads are still closed, detours are still in place, and snow is piling up as the City of Spokane waits for the roads to clear. The Thor/Freya

SPOKANE, Wash. — As we head into the holiday season, a time of giving gifts of all kinds — electronic toys, tools and gadgets — the Spokane Fire Department is educating us on the risks that come with the newest innovations. You’ve probably seen videos online (like this one) of phones and other electronic devices combusting. Those explosions are the...

SPOKANE, Wash. — Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit is the only level 4 unit in our area. That means the providers there are taking care of the

SPOKANE, Wash. — There are a lot of therapy services that have been deployed in Moscow to provide support for the students and staff this week. The dogs offering service

MOSCOW, Idaho — Four University of Idaho students are dead and the Moscow Police Department is not saying how they were killed, only referring to the incident as a homicide.

SPOKANE, Wash. — Human composting. The term might raise an eyebrow. It’s a new process that could be catching on. It’s one of a few, newer, and more sustainable options being offered to the Spokane community as a final resting place for their loved ones. First made legal in Washington back in May of 2020, it’s just our state &...