The United States is leaving the World Health Organization. What could that mean for Spokane?
As of President Donald Trump’s first day back in office Monday, the United States is leaving the World Health Organization.
Study shows Spokane, Spokane Valley ranks third in Black-owned businesses per capita in the country
The study showed there are 12.46 Black-owned businesses for every 1,000 Black or African-American people in the ...
F5 opening new office space in 2026 to bring 250 Spokane, Wash.-area employees together
One of F5’s current office locations in Liberty Lake, Wash., in Spokane County. (F5 Photo) F5 is consolidating its office ...
Chili’s in Spokane, only one in WA, draws a crowd of ‘chiliheads’
Spokane has had the only Chili's restaurant in Washington for the past five years. Thanks to social media, fans find it.
Spokane ice skating community reacts to athletes lost in mid-air collision
SPOKANE, Wash. — KREM 2 News is learning the deadliest collision in the United States in over 20 years took the lives of multiple members of the U.S skating community. A passenger plane with 64 people ...
Hey, Seattle: You might have the Space Needle, but Spokane has Washington’s only Chili’s
But the bigger shift happened when a TikTok video was taken at the Spokane location last summer. That social media ...
Spokane Point-In-Time count provides insight into needs of local homeless population
While organizers are still combing through the data, they say the most obvious initial concern is a lack of available, ...
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'We are not toys' Local nonprofits urge Spokane City Council to pass resolution protecting immigrant communities
As the Trump Administration works to fulfill it's promise to deport millions of immigrants who are in the United States ...
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Another year, another legislative push to legalize homegrown cannabis in Washington
A group of legislators in Olympia are hoping to dramatically expand legalized cannabis in Washington by introducing a DIY ...
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Spokane's Manzanita House educates immigrants on rights amid changing federal policies
A Spokane organization has amplified its efforts to make sure immigrant populations know their rights in the United States.