Today, the Chiefs maintained their winning momentum in Spokane — extending their undefeated streak as they prepare for their next contest.
Whitworth fell to Linfield 32-19 in a college football game played on campus.
The result marks a challenging loss for Whitworth as they now aim to improve in upcoming matches.
Shadle Park senior Maya Burnette is in remission from leukemia after rounds of chemotherapy and is thriving on the volleyball court.
Her family will join her next week on a Make-A-Wish trip to New York City (Broadway show and museum visit) to celebrate her recovery.
County officials said the $44 million recovery funds for fire victims are delayed by strict federal regulations — the funds will be reimbursed only after expenses are documented and hazard trees will be removed soon.
The county is working with the Spokane Long Term Recovery Group to speed up the process.
Elementary school teacher Kellie Crawford said she will vote no on I-645 because the measure cuts funding for schools, healthcare, and childcare.
If it passes in November, crowded classrooms and higher costs will affect families in Spokane.
Spokane Velocity beat Chattanooga Red Wolves 1-0 in a close game today, showing a strong performance that energized local fans.
The win boosts the team's momentum as they continue their season.
State Parks officials detailed work to restore Riverside State Park after wildfires burned over 1,500 acres.
Limited funding and natural hazards have delayed reopening of key trails and areas, with salvage logging scheduled for fall and winter plus some sections expected to reopen by spring.
1,000+ people gathered Saturday at B.
A. Clark Park for the 'No Kings' rally organized by Spokane Indivisible, where community groups set up advocacy tables and hosted speakers to energize local dialogue ahead of November midterms.
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