'We need some guidance': eligible patients struggle to acquire vaccine in Spokane County
As the governor announced Washington would begin administering vaccines to seniors, people on the ground are finding it all but impossible to get an appointment.
'We need some guidance': eligible patients struggle to acquire vaccine in Spokane County
As the governor announced Washington would begin administering vaccines to seniors, people on the ground are finding it all but impossible to get an appointment.
'We need some guidance': eligible patients struggle to acquire vaccine in Spokane County
As the governor announced Washington would begin administering vaccines to seniors, people on the ground are finding it all but impossible to get an appointment.
Biden reverses Trump policies over climate, coronavirus on first day
In his first hours as president, Joe Biden struck at the heart of President Donald Trump’s policy legacy, signing executive actions that reverse his predecessor.
Central Valley parents, students protest over district's reopening plan
At least three dozen protesters lined up outside Central Valley High School demanding a change to the district's phased-in approach for a return to classrooms.
Biden, Harris attend COVID-19 memorial ceremony to remember those we lost
Biden's first event in Washington Tuesday was to take part in an evening ceremony near the Lincoln Memorial to honor the 400,000 American lives lost to COVID-19.
VERIFY: Social media bans don't violate First Amendment, here's why
President Trump was banned on several social media sites this week for violating terms of service. Many are calling the bans a violation of the First Amendment.
Trump emerged from the building Wednesday morning and strode across the South Lawn to board Marine One. He said, “It’s been a great honor, the honor of a lifetime.”
New Spokane ordinance aims to deter armed militias from patrolling streets
Amid heightened concerns about political violence, the Spokane City Council adopted a new code making certain armed activity a misdemeanor in the city.
Spokane officer says reducing use of K-9s could do more harm than good
A K-9 handler argues the numbers of annual deployments, captures and arrests are proof the dogs are one of the best de-escalation tools that Spokane officers have.
The likelihood that fall sports can begin on Feb. 1 is very low due to a number of factors, but leadership remains optimistic we'll see HS sports this school year.
Friend remembers Grant County deputy who lost brief COVID-19 battle before retirement
Grant County Deputy Jon Melvin served with the Grant County Sheriff's Office for more than three decades. His death in December was attributed to coronavirus.
