Spokane firefighters put out greenhouse fire at Sweet Mercy Farms

SPOKANE, Wash. – A rally and march in honor of Tyre Nichols is set to take place in Spokane’s Riverfront Park Saturday afternoon. Nichols, a 29-year-old Black man, was beaten to death by Memphis police officers in January during a traffic stop. The video of his murder has been released to the public.

SPOKANE, Wash. – A rally and march in demanding change in the wake of the death of Tyre Nichols was held in Spokane on Saturday afternoon. Nichols, a 29-year-old Black man, was beaten by Memphis police officers in January during a traffic stop. He died three days later, and the video of his murder was released to the public on Jan. 27.

SPOKANE, Wash. – On Jan. 20, members of the Spokane-based nonprofit, Path of Hope, drove from Spokane to Texas to rescue 47 dogs from euthanasia. Now, the rescue says they are starting to adopt out the pups. Path of Hope is dedicated to rescuing pregnant dogs and puppies. “Puppies,...

POST FALLS, Idaho – Officers with the Post Falls Police Department (PFPD) arrested two people from Spokane on drug-related charges Saturday morning. According to PFPD officer Jonathin Zibli, 43-year-old Amy Knight and 44-year-old Nicholas Taylor, both from Spokane, were arrested at the Post Falls Factory Outlet around noon. Knight...

DEEP PARK, Wash. – Police are searching for a suspect who broke into Cloverleaf Education in Deer Park stealing instruments, books and lots of technology. “It’s your hard work and it’s all over the floor,” said Merrilee Schulz, director of the program. Schulz built that classroom...

SPOKANE, Wash. – A man convicted of murder for the stabbing death of a Sharlotte McGill on the Centennial Trail in May of 2012 appears to have been arrested again, this time for assault and resisting arrest. According to the Spokane County Jail roster, 28-year-old Avondre Graham was booked...

SANDPOINT, Idaho. – After surviving a coyote attack on Schweitzer Mountain, Sophia Montalbano’s family and friends have dubbed her the “coyote girl.”. “My uncle calls me ‘coyote girl’ and everyone’s been telling me I need to get a coyote tattoo,” Sophia Mantalbano said.

SPOKANE, Wash. – According to statistics provided by the Spokane Regional Health District (SRHD), only 25.9% of the eligible population in Spokane County has received the bivalent or updated COVID-19 booster, which the Centers for Diseases Control (CDC) highly recommends. It is recommended that those two months removed from...

SPOKANE, Wash. – Calvary Baptist Church, Washington state’s longest active African-American church, celebrated its 133rd anniversary on Sunday. The church was founded in 1890, the year after Washington became a state. A handful of Black settlers in early Spokane established Calvary Baptist because there wasn’t a Black church in town at that time–or the state, for that matter.

The first in series of storms moves into the Pacific Northwest delivering scattered showers by Friday afternoon, continuing through this evening with the possibility of a rain/snow mix overnight as temperatures drop into the low to mid 30’s. Round one will bring light snow for the mountains above 3,000 to 3,500 feet Friday night and Saturday, with scattered chances for rain and or a rain/snow mix in the valleys. Overall, we’re not expecting much out of this first storm.

OLYMPIA, Wash. – A Spokane lawmaker introduced a bill that would change ballots in Washington state, but the Spokane County auditor said it’s likely unconstitutional. House Bill 1708 was introduced this week by Rep. Mike Volz, who represents Washington’s 6th Legislative District, which includes parts of north and west Spokane County.

SPOKANE, Wash. – The Gonzaga women’s basketball team got a bounce-back win with a dominant performance over the San Francisco Dons Saturday afternoon, winning 78-56. The Zags never trailed on Saturday, getting out to a 23-16 lead by the end of the first quarter. Kaylynne Truong led the Zags in the first period with four three-pointers. She would go on to lead Bulldogs with 27 points.

New York (AP) — R&B music seems more explicit, but is it really? Well, it’s complicated. R&B is both competitive and collaborative with hip-hop and its more expressive lyrics. With the two often merging and singers and rappers appearing in the same categories, the Grammys eventually added a new category, melodic rap. Colby Tyner, senior vice president of programming at Radio One and Reach Media, says there was once “a clear separation of church and state” but now the genres are ”a little bit together and so the music reflects it.” Advances in technology allow artists to bypass radio play and reach listeners directly, eliminating the need for “clean″ censors. The 65th annual Grammy Awards will air Sunday on CBS and Paramount+.