Spokane, WA

SPOKANE, Wash. --- It's a celebration of aviation at Felts Field Neighbor Day!. The annual event is this Saturday, June 10 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Take flight with your family at Felts Field Neighbor Day

SPOKANE, Wash. -- It was all smiles Thursday morning as Mark Peterson and the Extreme Team, along with students from East Valley Middle School, delivered garden beds to four local senior centers. It's a part of our "Gardening for Grands" event, and each of the planters were made by the...

Extreme Team, East Valley Middle School students deliver garden beds to local senior centers

SPOKANE, Wash.-- Pride is on full display at Riverfront Park. The new mural showing the "progress pride flag" is here just in time for Spokane's Pride Festival this weekend, organizers say they are already prepared for backlash and have safety measures in place.

Spokane Pride working alongside SPD to ensure safety during Saturday's parade

Liberty Lake, WA

LIBERTY LAKE, Wash. -- In just a few days, many high school seniors will be graduating, but some may not get their diplomas because of unpaid school fines. In Liberty Lake on Thursday, a Facebook post asking for donations to help pay off one student's fine of almost $300 got a lot of attention from community members.

Ridgeline High School community rallies to pay off thousands in senior fines before graduation

Oregon State

SPOKANE, Wash. -- U.S. Marshals in Eastern Washington tracked down and arrested two wanted fugitives from Portland, Oregon in Spokane on Wednesday. Two young men, identified as 18-year-old Devontaye Lyghts and 20-year-old Michael Chamberlain, were both wanted in Portland on charges of first-degree robbery with a firearm.

U.S. Marshals track down, arrest two fugitives in Spokane

Hayden, ID

SPOKANE, Wash. - Do you have a dog or a pup that needs to get out some energy? In a few weeks, you can take your pooch to the City of Hayden and the Kootenai Humane Society's 4th Annual Dog Days of Summer-fest!. The event will be at the Stoddark...

Dog Days of Summer-fest kicks off in Hayden

Coeur D'alene, ID

HAYDEN, ID. -- The Kootenai County Sheriff's Office is suspending their search for a man reported missing June 6 near Hayden Creek. According to the Sheriff's Office, 43-year-old Earle Gilbert Wolfrom Jr. of Coeur d'Alene was last seen June 3 riding an orange KTM dirt bike near the Hayden Canyon Storage on Government Way in Hayden.

Search suspended due to weather for missing Hayden man

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Hoopfest is just a couple weeks away and organizers are putting on all the finishing touches, but say they still need your help to make sure it's a slam dunk. Steve Eglet has had a role in every single Hoopfest.

COUNTDOWN TO HOOPFEST: 50+ volunteers, court monitors still needed for big weekend

SPOKANE, Wash. --- Graduation weekend is here! Hundreds of graduates and families will be in and out of The Podium in Spokane for ceremonies this Friday through Monday.

Graduation guide: Here's what to know about this weekend's ceremonies at The Podium

Idaho State

COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho -- All I-90 lanes under the 9th Street Bridge in Coeur d'Alene are back open following a closure from a possibly suicidal person. The closure lasted about 20 minutes.

I-90 lanes back open following closure due to suicidal person

Spokane Valley, WA

SPOKANE, Wash. -- The Spokane County Sheriff's Office has identified the two deputies who were involved in a shooting on June 4 in Spokane Valley that resulted in the death of a suspect. The Sheriff's Office identified Deputy B. Miller and Deputy M. Peterson as the two involved.

Sheriff's Office identifies deputies involved in Spokane Valley shooting

Washington State

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Washington State Patrol along with other law enforcement agencies are increasing safety patrols along I-90 June 23-25. According to the Grant County Health District, safety patrols will be visible from Snoqualmie Pass to Spokane focusing on illegal driving behaviors by motorcyclists and other vehicles.

Law enforcement agencies conducting safety operation across entire I-90 in Washington

SPOKANE, Wash - Spokane Mayor Nadine Woodward has finally named her choice to lead the city's Office of Civil Rights, Equity and Inclusion. The city announced Thursday the mayor is appointing Jerrall Haynes to the position.

Mayor appoints former school board president to lead city's Office of Civil Rights

SPOKANE, Wash. -- The Spokane Public School Board approved a resolution to join a mass action lawsuit by school districts against social media companies. The resolution passed unanimously in Wednesday's meeting after a brief discussion.

Spokane Public Schools to join lawsuit against social media companies

SPOKANE, Wash.-- It's official. El Niño has arrived and is here to stay. The warm phase of the ENSO climate cycle was confirmed by NOAA on Thursday. El Niño is when waters in the East Pacific heat up well above their normal temperatures. How hot these waters get determines how strong the El Niño is, and how much it influences the weather around the world.

South Hill Library is open and ready for guests!

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