Mary Alice Hedwig Northrup, 90, of Rathdrum, Idaho ... Mary did a variety of work in her life, which included drafting maps for the Forest Service, being trained on computer systems early on ...

RATHDRUM, Idaho — The splash park at Majestic Park in Rathdrum will officially open for the 2025 season on Saturday, May 24, according to Rathdrum Parks and Recreation. As summer approaches ...

The Rathdrum City Council recently revisited a rezoning request that could have led to the construction of 500 new homes in the community.

Rathdrum has become one of Idaho's fastest-growing cities, joining Post Falls and Moyie Springs at the top of the state's growth charts. Census data shows more than ...

News Spokane Spokane refugee communities search for path forward after Supreme Court decision allows parole status to be stripped May 30, 2025 Updated Fri., May 30, 2025 at 10:35 p.m. Widjine ...

Charges of fraud related to federal COVID-19 relief were dropped Friday against Spokane dermatologist Dr. William “Phil” Werschler. Between 2020 and 2022, Werschler’s businesses received ...

Last month, Brown and Spokane Police Chief Kevin Hall laid out a five-step plan to address a rise in traffic fatalities. Spokane greenlights block party program before drafting rules and ...

The City of Spokane is overhauling its strategy regarding its homeless population after the Washington State Supreme Court struck down the city’s camping ban last month. Mayor Lisa Brown ...

City Council denied the rezoning of the 127-acre Arestad property bordered by Boekel and Meyer Roads in a 3 – 1 vote Wednesday night following a contentious public hearing that lasted several hours.

SPOKANE, Wash. — A Spokane teen is facing assault charges after he and two other teens allegedly attacked two homeless men, unprovoked, near the downtown Spokane library. 16-year-old Tyler ...

The Spokane City Council has approved the removal of the Ensign John Monaghan statue that has stood near a busy downtown intersection for almost 120 years. On Monday night, the council voted 5-2 ...