The southeast corner of Monroe Street and Second Avenue was the center of the early auto industry in Spokane. Downtown car ...
Gleason Garske walked into Lilac Lanes, put on his bowling shoes and threw a couple warmups. Moments later, Garske had thrown eight strikes in a row, threatening another perfect 300 game. But he left ...
Tanner Thach doubled in an insurance run in the top of the 10th inning and the Spokane Indians outlasted the Everett AquaSox 8-7 in the finale of a six-game High-A Northwest League series at Everett ...
A fire ignited Sunday in Medical Lake, east of state Route 902 and south of South Simpson Loop. The fire, known as the ...
A 73-year-old woman is dead from medical complications she suffered while evacuating a nursing home during the start of the ...
Out of every million people who apply to be on the popular game show “Wheel of Fortune,” only 10,000 get an audition. Of ...
Firefighters from across the region made stands few and far between, within pockets of houses, as high winds and dry ...
I’ve been married to a wonderful man for 30 years. His family has always made me feel like an outsider – rude, dismissive, ...
Mark Few’s long-shot journey to the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame began with rejection, of all things. As he delivered a Hall of Fame acceptance speech Saturday in front of a Symphony Hall audience ...
A GRIP ON SPORTS • It had to be the Astros, didn’t it? The hated Houston Astros. The cheaters. The, ahem, winners. And the ...
We live near Washington, D.C., in the path of wildfire smoke from Canada. Since the smoke traveled so far, is it still a ...
Most of Mark Few’s favorite fly-fishing spots are tucked away in remote parts of Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho, where ponderosa pine trees vastly outnumber cell phone towers.
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