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Rates of Alzheimer’s Disease expected to rise in Washington, nationwide

A facts and figures report from the Alzheimer’s Association revealed that there are 120,000 Washingtonians living with Alzheimer’s Disease and over 6 million affected...

U.S. trade deficit up 1.9% in January on record goods imports

SILVER SPRING, Md. — The level of imported goods to the U.S. in January reached unprecedented levels and pushed the trade deficit 1.9% higher...

U.S. stocks turn mixed as bond yields continue their climb

Stocks were mixed in late morning trading Friday as investors balanced news that hiring by U.S. employers picked up last month at the fastest...

Spokane Valley considers updating ban on camping on public property

Spokane Valley lawmakers are exploring several revisions to the city’s ban on people camping out on public property, including some new restrictions. Tuesday’s Spokane...

Girl Scouts will sell cookies in person as well as online

Last year, the pandemic threw Girl Scout cookie sales into crisis mode as Scouts struggled to sell a warehouse full of cookies with everything...

Powell: Higher inflation temporary, no rate hikes in sight

WASHINGTON —  Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell suggested Thursday that inflation will pick up in the coming months but that it would likely prove...

Developer secures Spokane permits for University District mixed-use apartment complex

The developer of a 298-unit apartment complex in Spokane’s University District announced Thursday that the city has issued building permits for the first phase...

Durham School Services bus attendant in Spokane dies of COVID-19

A bus attendant with Durham School Services in Spokane has died of COVID-19, the company confirmed Thursday. Durham, which provides transportation for Spokane Public...

Forecast: Spokane could hit record-high temperatures Friday

With temperatures in the low 60s for the past few days, business has been good for Trailhead Golf Course in Liberty Lake . “All...

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