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A one-acre fire ignited Sunday in Medical Lake west of state Route 902 and south of South Simpson Loop, prompting emergency crews to respond and assess potential hazards.

Adventist Community Services and Spokane County Emergency Management opened a wildfire relief center on Northtown Mall's top-floor parking garage to give new food, cleaning, baby, and school supplies to fire victims.

The center is open daily (8 a.m. to 8 p.m.).

Fifteen days after the Old Trails Fire, Lindsay Christensen visited her parents' home in Rifle Club and found a toy giraffe still standing amid the rubble, a reminder of fond family memories + she now plans to restore it before her parents rebuild their home.

Gonzaga coach Mark Few joined John Stockton in the Naismith Hall of Fame during a recent ceremony in Springfield.

Few was honored for his groundbreaking career and long ties with Spokane’s basketball community.

WSU quarterback Julian Dugger led five scoring drives in Saturday's fall camp scrimmage, completing 6 of 10 passes for 102 yards and two touchdowns while also rushing for 33 yards and a score.

The Cougars face a tight end challenge as a veteran was injured and coaches review players’ performances.

Invasive watermilfoil is spreading in lakes, ponds & rivers across the state and causing safety concerns for swimmers and boaters.

Local experts use selective herbicides to control the weed, though fully removing it remains difficult.

The Spokane Indians edged out the Everett AquaSox 8-7 in a 10th-inning finish at Everett Memorial Stadium on Sunday, with key hits from Tanner Thach, Roynier Hernandez, and Kelvin Hidalgo.

The team, now 23-24, will start a six-game series against the Hillsboro Hops on Tuesday.

A few Gonzaga figures are set to be enshrined in a local hall of fame — honoring their contributions to Spokane sports.

Details on timing and venue will be announced soon.