When you see the top-seeded Lynden girls basketball team walk to the court and realize there are some boys teams who can’t stand eye-to-eye with the Lions, you know you might be in trouble.

The fourth-seeded Pullman boys basketball team found out a couple truths in Thursday’s late-afternoon quarterfinal against No. 11 Columbia River.

If the Colfax boys basketball team had developed any rust over the last six days, it only took a few seconds for the Bulldogs to shake it off.

The Pentagon said it has formally notified Anthropic PBC that it’s determined the company and its products pose a risk to the U.S. supply chain, according to a senior defense official, escalating a ...

As the tech industry chases growth in the Middle East through data centers, the companies’ infrastructure is increasingly exposed to conflicts in the region.

A Spokane Valley shooting that left one man injured and his dog killed may have stemmed from previous disagreements over a stolen trailer and tire slashing, according to court documents.

Brandon Smith, a fourth-generation Connecticut dairy farmer, said that he doesn’t want to see the state’s dairy industry disappear, but that without the state’s intervention, the industry is no longer ...

State Sen. Leonard Christian, R-Spokane Valley, drew rebuke from fellow lawmakers Wednesday afternoon for using a slur for disabled people while debating the merits of a state program that imposes ...

A suspect in the killing of three women in Utah was arrested early on March 5, ending a manhunt that spanned multiple states and set the community on edge after residents were urged to stay inside ...

Isaiah Moses hasn’t played in the Big Sky men’s basketball tournament before, but he’s no stranger to the pressure he and the Eastern Washington men’s basketball team will face in Boise.

Anthropic PBC’s clash with the Pentagon is drawing fresh attention to a lightly regulated practice: the U.S. government’s purchase of commercially available information, such as browsing histories and ...

President Donald Trump announced March 5 he was replacing Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem after lawmakers grilled her ​this week about a $220 million ad campaign that featured her prominently.