On the front page of a recent issue of the Newport Miner, three stories captured daily life in a small Washington town: local schools embracing artificial intelligence, citywide sewer maintenance, and ...

Rusty nuts and bolts, discarded links of sturdy metal chains – where most people see junk, Ray Egger sees art.

A $20 million effort to rehabilitate 158 affordable housing units has been proposed by Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington.

Six years after the last wild caribou in the Lower 48 was relocated to Canada, conservationists and Inland Northwest tribes ...

Unless the approaching foe – a coyote, fox, bobcat or human, perhaps – backs off, the tiny critter with white spots and dark, inquisitive eyes will blast its infamous odor with ninja-like fury.

The Medicine Hat Tigers came into Game 4 at the Spokane Arena quite banged up: consensus 2026 No. 1 NHL draft pick Gavin ...

The Pi Xi Zeta chapter of Zeta Phi Beta sorority is hosting the first Curly Godmother event on Sunday, which will bring ...

I’d never given my inevitable demise much thought before, choosing to ponder such an absurd possibility only on fleeting ...

On a recent afternoon, televisions and laptops, power tools and fishing rods, kitchen supplies and toys overflowed at the ...

It’s never a great time to purge millions of Americans from critical safety-net services. But if we are indeed barreling toward recession, as many economists predict, now is an especially bad time.

If you watch HBO’s “The Last of Us,” you see how a pandemic didn’t destroy the world – failure to communicate did. Trust collapsed. Institutions froze. And the people paid the price.

The other two letters call for a response by Rep. Baumgartner. As citizens we can share our opinions with our representatives, (202) 224-3121, expecting more than a form letter. Whether it is ...