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Spokane County Fair is underway at Interstate Fair Ground until Sept.

20. The event offers family-friendly rides, games and local food for attendees this weekend.

High school football games in Spokane this weekend featured a dramatic 31-28 OT win for Cheney — a 35-yard field goal clinched the win — while Mead lost 20-14 to Chiawana.

Ferris snapped an 11-game losing streak with a 34-12 win and Gonzaga Prep fell 27-7 before facing U-Hi next.

The Carl Maxey Center hosted the ninth annual Sandy Williams Black Business Expo on Saturday, where Black-owned businesses, nonprofits, and community leaders gathered to showcase handmade products and connect with local customers.

Organizers said the event honors Sandy Williams’ legacy by boosting business growth and community ties.

WSU safety Jaylen Thomas recorded two interceptions including a 50 yard pick six on Saturday — his play boosted the team’s momentum amid a loss to Kansas State.

Thomas came off the bench to deliver a standout performance in the game.

Boomjam Music Festival took place Saturday in downtown Spokane — the annual event showcased independent music and brought local fans together.

Spokane Neighborhood Action Partners hosted its 4th annual PJ Party at Brickwest — Saturday, Sept.

12 from 3:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Donations of cold-weather items were distributed to local residents in need.

A forum in Airway Heights gathered residents and advocacy groups to voice concerns over potential data center developments in Spokane County.

They discussed housing, energy, water use and safety, urging attendance at public hearings (Sept. 15 at 2:00 p.m. and Oct. 15 at 4:30 p.m.).

WSU football will face Kansas State today at 9 a.m. after a loss to Washington.

The Cougars must improve their offense, overlook turnovers, and adjust after injured Tony Freeman as they face a Wildcats defense known for applying pressure + they hope to alter their game plan.