The Spokesman-Review

• A Grip on Sports: A full Saturday of college football starts with a brunch in Tucson with revenge on the menu - Sat, 19 Nov 2022 PST

  

  A GRIP ON SPORTS • There is nothing quiet about Saturdays this time of year. Or much time to breath. Start with brunch with the Cougars – make sure it has a Southwestern theme – and finish it off with the best of the Pac-12 Conference facing of…
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• 10 ways to save money on your houseplant addiction - Sat, 19 Nov 2022 PST
  Houseplants are a little like tattoos - once you have one, you tend to want more. And while the lush plant collections you see on social media might look effortless, a trip to your local nursery will quickly correct that impression. Plants not only r…
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• Ask the doctors 11/19 - Sat, 19 Nov 2022 PST
  Dear Doctors: Our daughter is 24 years old. She was diagnosed with lupus. I’m reading as much as possible about this disease and have seen a study with a potential cure called CAR T-cell therapy. What is it, and how does it work?
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• 100 years ago in Spokane: Gonzaga delivered a 'clean-cut demonstration of modern football' against the 'roundup riders from Laramie' - Sat, 19 Nov 2022 PST
  
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• Spokane County commits $500,000 for Trent Avenue homeless shelter - Sat, 19 Nov 2022 PST
  The half-million dollar investment will pay for beds, a shower trailer and portable office space. 
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• Live updates: Washington State hopes to extend win streak against Arizona, former QB Jayden de Laura - Sat, 19 Nov 2022 PST
  Follow along as the Wildcats host the Cougars at 11 a.m. on Pac-12 Network.
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• Matthew Yglesias: Nancy Pelosi will be a hard act to follow - Sat, 19 Nov 2022 PST
  Nancy Pelosi steps down as the most accomplished congressional leader of her era, and probably the most successful House speaker of all time in terms of legislative impact. But if there was a flaw in her tenure, it’s the one revealed as she announc…
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• Carl Golden: Republicans face a moment of truth - Sat, 19 Nov 2022 PST
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• The Senate's victory on same-sex marriage should terrify the GOP - Sat, 19 Nov 2022 PST
  For Print Use Only.The Senate advanced a bill on Wednesday to codify protections for same-sex marriage, attracting enough Republican votes to overcome the filibuster. Take a moment to consider the breathtaking shift in American attitudes that this re…
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• Kathleen Parker: When women see themselves in a new light - Sat, 19 Nov 2022 PST
  Contrary to the adage, seeing isn’t always believing. Sometimes seeing is disbelieving, as when a woman looks in the mirror and wonders what happened to the person she used to be.
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• Saturday cartoons - Sat, 19 Nov 2022 PST
  
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• Mead's repeat bid comes to an end in state championship match - Fri, 18 Nov 2022 PST
  YAKIMA – For the first time since 2018 the State 3A state volleyball championship trophy will not reside in a Spokane high school’s trophy case.
  - 10 days ago 18 Nov 22, 11:26pm -
• Spokane City Council to consider a cap on what food delivery services can charge restaurants - Fri, 18 Nov 2022 PST
  The Spokane City Council is mulling a cap on the commission that delivery platforms can charge restaurants, limiting the fee to 15% of the purchase price unless the restaurant agrees to pay more for additional services such as advertising.
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• Man sentenced to 10 years in prison for paralyzing woman in drive-by shooting - Fri, 18 Nov 2022 PST
  From staff reports
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• Lawsuit seeks to reverse FDA approval of abortion-inducing pill mifepristone - Fri, 18 Nov 2022 PST
  Abortion opponents on Friday asked a federal court to yank federal approval of a pill used to end pregnancies.
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• Two die in small-plane crash in Snohomish County - Fri, 18 Nov 2022 PST
  SNOHOMISH – Two people on board a single-engine plane died Friday morning when the plane crashed east of Harvey Field Airport in Snohomish County.
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• Washington State looks to extend winning streak to three Saturday against Arizona, former Cougar quarterback - Fri, 18 Nov 2022 PST
  TUCSON, Ariz. – Unbeaten in November and bowl eligible once again, Washington State is riding a late surge of momentum heading into a highly anticipated final stretch of its season.
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• The pick: Why Washington State will beat Arizona - Fri, 18 Nov 2022 PST
  TUCSON, Ariz. – Considering matchup advantages, the team’s recent results, the odds, the setting, the unpredictable nature of the Pac-12 – I had a tough time making a call on this one.
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• Prosecutor declines to file charges against officers who killed man while holding toddler, knife in January - Fri, 18 Nov 2022 PST
  The officers who shot and killed a man while he was holding a toddler and a knife in January at his Spokane home will not be charged, the Spokane County Prosecutor’s Office announced Friday.
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• Deputies identified in Greenacres shooting - Fri, 18 Nov 2022 PST
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• Wintry weather continues through weekend, then a warmup for the holiday - Fri, 18 Nov 2022 PST
  Overnight lows have dipped into the teens each night since Sunday, according to the National Weather Service in Spokane, and 14 of the first 17 days of November have seen temperatures below average for this time of year. That trend should continue un…
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• Four feet of snow in Buffalo area, and more Is expected - Fri, 18 Nov 2022 PST
  With Thanksgiving still days away, an unpredictable late-fall snowstorm blew through western New York on Friday, unleashing whipping wind and bands of snow as hundreds of thousands of residents hunkered down.
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• Washington's special education age limit is illegal, lawsuit claims - Fri, 18 Nov 2022 PST
  For disabled students in Washington, the right to free special education services lasts until the end of the school year in which they turn 21. A class-action lawsuit filed in federal court this week says this age cutoff violates federal law.
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• ‘You do not have the right to ban books’: Meridian library officials respond to threats - Fri, 18 Nov 2022 PST
  Trustees and staff of the Meridian Library District met at a monthly board meeting Wednesday evening to discuss educational freedom and the role libraries play under the First Amendment.
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• Jury to continue deliberating on Darraji verdict next week - Fri, 18 Nov 2022 PST
  After a day and a half of deliberations, the jury had not reached a verdict at the end of the day Friday in the trial of a man accused of strangling his ex-wife in 2020 and burning her body.
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KHQ-Q6

• Former Pennsylvania Attorney General Kane reports to prison
  Former Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane is behind bars after reporting to a suburban Philadelphia county jail to begin a sentence for leaking grand jury material and lying about it.
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• Arkansas' capital city could elect its first black mayor
  Six decades after it was the center of a school desegregation fight, Little Rock may be on the verge of electing its first African-American mayor.
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• Washington state man denies Montana stabbing charges
  A 24-year-old Washington state man has pleaded not guilty to attempted deliberate homicide in a stabbing in northwestern Montana earlier this month. Michael Anthony Borchardt-Robertson of Yakima is charged with stabbing Doug Crum of Libby at least 10…
  - 29 Nov 18, 9:07am -
• Pasco police say woman was high or drunk when she plowed into home
  A woman is accused of sending a young family member to the hospital after losing control of her SUV and plowing into a Pasco house.    The Tri-City Herald reports that Pasco police say 30-year-ols Amy Staats of Pasco was drunk or high behind the wh…
  - 29 Nov 18, 8:38am -
• Michael Cohen pleads guilty to lying to Congress
  NEW YORK - Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's former lawyer, is pleading guilty to lying to Congress about work he did on a Trump real estate deal in Russia. Cohen made a surprise appearance Thursday in a New York courtroom at around 9 a.m. and…
  - 29 Nov 18, 7:44am -
• Michael Cohen pleads guilty to lying to Congress
  Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's former lawyer, is pleading guilty to lying to Congress about work he did on a real estate deal in Russia.
  - 29 Nov 18, 7:36am -
• Man in critical condition after downtown Spokane hit and run; SPD searching for witnesses
  SPOKANE, Wash. - Spokane Police are asking for the public's help after a man was found critically injured in the middle of the road in downtown Spokane early Thursday morning.  Officers were called to a reported hit and run near 2nd and Wall just af…
  - 29 Nov 18, 7:02am -
• Officials: Florida woman passes gas, pulls knife on offended man
  DANIA BEACH, Fla. - A Florida woman faces an aggravated assault charge after authorities say she passed gas in line at a dollar store and pulled a knife on a man who complained about it. Citing a Broward Sheriff's Office report, the Miami Herald rep…
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• Gloria Katz, 'American Graffiti' screenwriter, dies at 76
  A Hollywood writer and director has announced the death of his wife, Gloria Katz, who co-wrote "American Graffiti" and helped give Princess Leia her power in "Star Wars.".
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• Spokane Public Schools votes to change sexual education curriculum
  Wednesday's Spokane Public Schools board meeting was standing room only with parents and staff waiting on the decision. 
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• Pedestrian hospitalized after being struck by car in Spokane Valley
  A pedestrian is in the hospital after being struck by a vehicle in Spokane Valley. Landon Simmons, 23, was driving north at Pines and Boone when he struck 30-year-old Aaron George. 
  - 29 Nov 18, 12:26am -
• Maryland's top court to hear arguments in "Serial" case
  Maryland's highest court is set to hear arguments in the high-profile case of a man whose murder conviction was chronicled in a hit podcast.  
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• Suicide, at 50-year peak, pushes down US life expectancy
  Suicides and drug overdoses pushed up US deaths last year and pushed down life expectancy.
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• Homeless crisis protest continues, grows with protesters pitching tents by city hall
  More than 20 tents are pitched in front of Spokane's city hall building, as protesters continue demonstrating for additional resources for the local homeless population. 
  - 28 Nov 18, 9:35pm -
• Fairfield's lone physician's office relocating to Spokane Valley
  A health care crisis is building in small town America, and according to Fairfield residents, their town is too. The town's only physician's office is moving out, relocating to Spokane Valley.
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• Opioid case has new complication: Babies born in withdrawal
  A federal judicial panel is considering whether babies born in opioid withdrawal should have their lawsuits separated from hundreds of other cases against the drug industry.
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• Alumni pressure Dartmouth over handling of sex abuse claims
  There is growing anger among Dartmouth alumni following revelations in a lawsuit that three professors harassed and abused female students in their department for years without being sanctioned.
  - 28 Nov 18, 8:56pm -
• Florida teen freed after getting trapped in abandoned bank vault
  A Florida teen has been freed after getting trapped inside of an abandoned bank vault Wednesday, The 17-year-old was trespassing with another boy at an old Bank of America building. 
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• Secret Service cracks down on credit card skimmers at gas pumps in "Operation Deep Impact"
  Spokane, Wash. Nearly 29 million Americans use a credit card every day to fuel up, and with the holiday season in full swing, the U.S. Secret Service is cracking down and looking for card skimmer devices and the people who put them on gas pumps acros…
  - 28 Nov 18, 6:53pm -
• Topgolf Swing Suite coming soon to Flying Squirrel Spokane
  SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. - Flying Squirrel Sports announced Wednesday that it is opening Spokane's first Topgolf Swing Suite this winter. The Topgolf Swing Suite will feature three simulator bays and a variety of virtual games – including the popular…
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• Lori Isenberg pleads guilty to wire fraud, federal program theft
  COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho - The former executive director of the North Idaho Housing Coalition and who is also a person of interest in her husband's death has now pleaded guilty to federal wire fraud charges. According to court documents filed Wednesday,…
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• Sprucing up NYC: Rockefeller Center lights Christmas tree
  A massive Norway spruce is ready for stardom in a New York City holiday tradition: the lighting of the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree.
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• Family displaced after South Hill house fire
  Crews responded to a house fire on 37th and Ivory in Spokane Wednesday One boy was home alone at the time the fire broke out and was able to get out of the house. 
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• Toys for Tots program kicks off
  SPOKANE, Wash. - Toys for Tots served their first families today. Put on by Marines, Toys for Tots gives gifts to people in need. Running through Dec. 22, you can sign up online and receive a free Christmas presents for kids in your family, up to 12…
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• Washington man among three service members killed in Afghanistan
  The Department of Defense announced the deaths of two soldiers and one airman who were supporting Operation Freedom's Sentinel. 
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• Court Docs: Highway 95 chase suspect robbed/tied up CdA couple weeks before
  KOOTENAI COUNTY, Idaho - Three separate court filings, two states, and one criminal. Eighteen-year old, Hunter Jenkins, led police in a high speed chase through Bonner and Kootenai County Tuesday and it all began after Jenkins allegedly stole gas fro…
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• Mad Minute stories from Wednesday, November 28th
  Here are the extended versions of the KHQ Local News 11 at 11 Mad Minute stories from Wednesday, November 28th.
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• Two arrested, including 13-time felon, several items seized after Spokane Valley search warrant
  SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. - Spokane Valley Police have released more information on a major drug bust in Spokane Valley Tuesday, as 18 people were detained and two were arrested while several other items were seized during a search warrant. The Spokane V…
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• Gas prices in Spokane are below $3 per gallon
  Spokane, Wash. Gas prices across Spokane County have dropped a total of ten cents over the last week from $3.16 to $3.06 according to AAA. However, if you start looking around, you'll notice some gas stations are selling a gallon of regular gas aroun…
  - 28 Nov 18, 3:02pm -
• Authorities ID body as kidnapped North Carolina teen girl
  North Carolina's state crime lab is working to determine whether a recently discovered body is that of a teenage girl missing for three weeks.
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• Not just jobs riding on fate of GM plant after Trump promise
  General Motors' major restructuring plan includes the possible closing of a plant in an Ohio industrial corridor where just last year President Donald Trump promised manufacturing jobs would be coming back.
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• How to keep your 'Cyber Monday' orders out of the hands of thieves
  SPOKANE, Wash. - Wednesday is National Package Protection Day. And with record sales on Cyber Monday, those online orders will soon start showing up on doorsteps, vulnerable to thieves. 
  - 28 Nov 18, 12:42pm -
• Groups demand end to info-sharing on asylum-seeking children
  Civil-liberties, immigrant-rights groups demand immediate end to information-sharing that has turned agency tasked with welfare of unaccompanied children into accomplice in deportation of US-based relatives.
  - 28 Nov 18, 4:26am -
• House Speaker Frank Chopp to step down as leader next spring
  OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) - Washington state House Speaker Frank Chopp says he will step down from his leadership post next spring, but will continue to serve in the chamber. The Seattle Democrat announced his decision Tuesday, spokesman Jim Richards said.…
  - 27 Nov 18, 4:18pm -
• 13-year-old boy leads Quincy, Grant County law enforcement on high-speed pursuit
  QUINCY, Wash. - A 13-year-old boy was arrested Monday night after leading police in Grant County on a high-speed chase that reached speeds of over 100 miles per hour.  The Grant County Sheriff's office says police in Quincy stopped a car just before…
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• FDA: Romaine lettuce is safe if it's not from central California
  WASHINGTON - The Food and Drug Administration says it is now okay to eat some romaine lettuce again. The announcement comes after the agency issued a blanket warning last week to not eat romaine lettuce because of an E. coli outbreak.  The FDA says…
  - 27 Nov 18, 7:42am -
• Idaho regulators question Avista's sale to Canadian utility
  SPOKANE, Wash. - Idaho public utility officials are raising questions about Avista Corp.'s sale to a Canadian utility, and their concerns have the potential to unravel the $5.3 billion deal. The Spokesman-Review reports staff members from the Idaho P…
  - 26 Nov 18, 11:59am -
• Six seal lions shot in Puget Sound since September; Another seven dead from 'acute trauma'
  SEATTLE, Wash. - A dead sea lion washed up on shore near Alki beach on the West Seattle shore, one of many spotted recently in the area, and officials are saying that some of the sea lions had been shot. Six adult California sea lions have died from…
  - 26 Nov 18, 11:36am -
• Dictionary.com chooses 'misinformation' as word of the year
  NEW YORK - Misinformation, as opposed to disinformation, is Dictionary.com's word of the year. It comes on the tattered coattails of "toxic," picked earlier this month for the same honor by Oxford Dictionaries in these tumultuous times.  Dictionary.…
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• Farm bankruptcies on the rise in Upper Midwest
  MINNEAPOLIS - The number of farms filing for bankruptcy is increasing across the Upper Midwest. A new analysis from the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis shows 84 farms filed for bankruptcy in Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota and M…
  - 26 Nov 18, 6:53am -
• Soldier killed in Afghanistan identified as 25-year-old Leavenworth man
  WASHINGTON - U.S. Department of Defense officials say a 25-year-old soldier from Leavenworth, Washington, was killed during combat operations in Afghanistan.    Army Sgt. Leandro A.S. Jasso died Saturday in Helmand Province, Afghanistan, while supp…
  - 25 Nov 18, 6:41pm -
• California's deadly Camp Fire is finally contained
  A massive wildfire that killed dozens of people and destroyed thousands of homes in Northern California is finally contained    The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said Sunday that the Camp fire has been surrounded by firefigh…
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• Lawsuit over Idaho's abortion reporting law put on hold
  BOISE, Idaho (AP) - A federal lawsuit against the state of Idaho over new abortion reporting requirements has been put on hold while the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals considers a judge's ruling rejecting a preliminary injunction. U.S. District…
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• All Malibu residents again ordered to evacuate
  CAMARILLO SPRINGS, Calif. - Portions of Southern California remain under siege as two large brush fires are threatening numerous communities.    ABC7.com reports that one of the fires has now scorched 8,000 acres as winds picked up early Friday, wi…
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• Douglas County fire crews fighting 550-acre fire in Mansfield area
  MANSFIELD, Wash. - Firefighters now say a fire burning in Douglas County has grown to 550 acres in size. The Road 9 Fire is burning about 1 and a half miles west of Highway 17 and south of Highway 172.
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• Idaho fire season will cost about $20 million, set to end below average
  Idaho will owe about $20 million in firefighting costs for the 2018 wildfire season. Officials with the Idaho Department of Lands told the Idaho Land Board on Tuesday that this year's wildfire season is below the 20-year-average for acres burned and…
  - 16 Oct 18, 4:07pm -
• Crystal fire near Wenatchee now 30 percent contained
  EAST WENATCHEE, Wash. - A fire burning on the north edge of East Wenatchee, Washington, in Douglas County is 30 percent contained according to crews on the front line. The Crystal Fire started just after midnight on September 1. Strong winds accelera…
  - 2 Sep 18, 9:46am -
• Study shows health, reaction-time declines in firefighters
  BOISE, Idaho (AP) - Randy Brooks’ son had a request three years ago: What could his dad do to make wildland firefighting safer? To Brooks, a professor at the University of Idaho’s College of Natural Resources who deals with wildland firefighting,…
  - 2 Sep 18, 8:10am -
• All evacuation orders lifted for Boyds Fire
  KETTLE FALLS, Wash. - Overnight rain helped firefighters on the front line of the Boyds Fire near Kettle Falls. On Monday all evacuation orders for the fire were lifted, according to the Ferry County Sheriff's Office.  At last report, the fire was 4…
  - 27 Aug 18, 6:05pm -
• Long list of road closures due to Rampike Fire in north Idaho
  KOOTENAI COUNTY, Idaho - Firefighters continue to battle the Rampike Fire in north Idaho and the list of road closures as a result if long. The fire is burning about a mile east of Shoshone Creek and is just over 2000 acres in size. It is burning in…
  - 23 Aug 18, 2:09pm -
• Level 3 evacuations in place for Crescent Mountain fire in Okanogan County
  TWISP, Wash. - A level 3 evacuation order has been issued for people living along Twisp River Road west of the Buttermilk Creek intersection Friday. People living in the area should leave immediately and evacuate east toward Twisp. The Crescent Mount…
  - 17 Aug 18, 1:56pm -
• US pledges to work more closely with states vs. wildfires
  WASHINGTON (AP) - The Trump administration is pledging to work more closely with state and local officials to prevent wildfires and fight those choking California and other western states. 
  - 17 Aug 18, 12:20pm -
• Fire crews make quick work of brush fire near Chattaroy
  CHATTAROY, Wash. - Aircraft fighting the Sands fire burning about 7 acres near Chattaroy Wednesday evening have been released from the fire as crews are getting a handle on it.
  - 15 Aug 18, 5:24pm -
• Evacuations to be lifted on Grass Valley fire in Douglas County
  DOUGLAS COUNTY, Wash. - The Grass Valley fire burning in the Sims Corner area of Douglas County is 87 percent contained as of Tuesday night. The fire, which broke out Saturday afternoon and quickly grew to a 3-alarm fire due to dry conditions in the…
  - 14 Aug 18, 9:53pm -

Fox 28

• Bitter cold tonight ahead of major winter storm on Wednesday
  Bouts of snow will continue to create some slow-going conditions on area roadways throughout the…The post Bitter cold tonight ahead of major winter storm on Wednesday first appeared on FOX 28 Spokane.
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• ‘We are in winter operations mode:’ City spokesperson gives insight on snowplow priorities
  SPOKANE, Wash. – A spokesperson for the City of Spokane is confident the city is…The post ‘We are in winter operations mode:’ City spokesperson gives insight on snowplow priorities first appeared on FOX 28 Spokane.
  - 9 hours ago 28 Nov 22, 6:28pm -
• City of Spokane deicing, sanding roads
  SPOKANE, Wash. – The City of Spokane is working on deicing and sanding roadways.The post City of Spokane deicing, sanding roads first appeared on FOX 28 Spokane.
  - 10 hours ago 28 Nov 22, 5:23pm -
• ‘It’s just part of Spokane:’ Local family business happy to shovel away snow for those walking by
  SPOKANE, Wash. – Thousands of people across the region woke up to a snowy Monday,…The post ‘It’s just part of Spokane:’ Local family business happy to shovel away snow for those walking by first appeared on FOX 28 Spokane.
  - 10 hours ago 28 Nov 22, 5:19pm -
• Americans spend more going into the holiday season
  SPOKANE, Wash. – We’re in the winter holiday season with Thanksgiving in the rearview and…The post Americans spend more going into the holiday season first appeared on FOX 28 Spokane.
  - 10 hours ago 28 Nov 22, 5:11pm -
• Students return to the University of Idaho campus as a murder suspect is still on the loose
  MOSCOW, Idaho – As the snow coats Moscow with a sense of peace, students return…The post Students return to the University of Idaho campus as a murder suspect is still on the loose first appeared on FOX 28 Spokane.
  - 10 hours ago 28 Nov 22, 5:03pm -
• Annual Celebration of Lights and Tree Lighting happening in Spokane Valley on Friday
  SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. – The annual Celebration of Lights and Tree Lighting is happening at…The post Annual Celebration of Lights and Tree Lighting happening in Spokane Valley on Friday first appeared on FOX 28 Spokane.
  - 11 hours ago 28 Nov 22, 4:30pm -
• Department of Transportation shares photos of roads near Liberty Lake/WA-ID border
  WASHINGTON – The Washington State Department of Transportation shared photos of the snow hitting the…The post Department of Transportation shares photos of roads near Liberty Lake/WA-ID border first appeared on FOX 28 Spokane.
  - 12 hours ago 28 Nov 22, 3:47pm -
• Winter weather: Here’s what you should keep in the car
  WASHINGTON – With winter weather rolling in across the state, here’s a reminder from the…The post Winter weather: Here’s what you should keep in the car first appeared on FOX 28 Spokane.
  - 12 hours ago 28 Nov 22, 3:40pm -
• Giving Tuesday: NonStop Local KHQ, United Way partnering to get kids free books
  SPOKANE, Wash. – Dolly Parton, NonStop Local KHQ and United Way are partnering together on…The post Giving Tuesday: NonStop Local KHQ, United Way partnering to get kids free books first appeared on FOX 28 Spokane.
  - 13 hours ago 28 Nov 22, 2:00pm -

KXLY

• Murder victim's mother begged daughter to leave boyfriend months before murder

  

  The mother of a woman shot to death inside a Hillyard apartment said she begged her daughter to break up with her boyfriend months before the murder. Police say Joshua Forrester admitted to shooting his girlfriend, 24-year-old Aliana Johnson Thursday…
  - 28 Dec 19, 12:26am -
• Some snow will fall into the New Year, but don't expect it to last!

  

  It's going to be a typical gray December weekend in the Inland Northwest.A dry northwesterly flow will keep things cool for Saturday. There's a chance of light snow Saturday night into Sunday, but it doesn't look like it will amount to much.After…
  - 27 Dec 19, 8:13pm -
• Hillyard man accused of killing girlfriend: 'I couldn't let her go'

  

  A woman shot to death in a Hillyard apartment the day after Christmas was murdered while she slept, according to the suspect's own confession.The woman's mother and court documents confirm that the woman was 24-year-old Alianna Johnson. Johnson's 1-y…
  - 27 Dec 19, 8:09pm -
• Your middle school kid may need to sit on a booster seat, according to a new Washington state law

  

  A new law in Washington State goes into effect on January 1, with new requirements for kids in car seats and booster seats. Car crashes are the leading cause of death for children ages 1 to 13, according to the Washington Traffic Safety Commission.Th…
  - 27 Dec 19, 6:38pm -
• Spokane Police bust suspected package thief on Christmas Eve

  

  With a search warrant on Christmas Eve, Spokane Police found a man who admitted stealing Christmas gifts from Spokane porches in December.Spokane Police were trying to track down package thieves first spotted in the 5000 block of North Lidgerwood o…
  - 27 Dec 19, 4:17pm -
• Spokane Public Schools raises over $7K for program to help homeless students

  

  Spokane Public Schools is grateful to the community for their donations to the HEART program this year.The organization offered their thanks on Twitter, reporting that they raised $3,940 in gift cards and $3,100 in cash. The Homeless Education and Re…
  - 27 Dec 19, 2:24pm -
• Some snow expected for the LAST weekend of the decade

  

  Good morning, it is December 27. 4 News Now's Mark Peterson says we can expect morning snow with an inch expected for Spokane , 1-3" in Coeur d'Alene. Cloudy afternoon with some more snow showers Saturday night into Sunday Morning. Last weekend of…
  - 27 Dec 19, 1:19pm -
• The clock is ticking to see some of these local holiday traditions
  Here are four free events you can go to this weekend: Crescent Windows at The Grand 8-10 p.m. Until January 5, 2020 The Davenport Grand (333 W. Main Avenue, Spokane) Six window bays will feature three all-new refurbished scene…
  - 27 Dec 19, 12:32pm -
• One person dead in morning car crash on I-90 near Cheney Four Lakes exit

  

  One person died in a crash on I-90 near the Four Lakes exit. Washington State Patrol says a pickup truck pulling a flat bed trailer lost control on eastbound I-90. The trailer detached from the truck, sending the truck down an embankment on westbou…
  - 27 Dec 19, 8:31am -
• You should be waking up to snow tomorrow morning. Here's what to expect:
  Light snow will be developing across the Spokane and Coeur d'Alene area overnight tonight making for a slick Friday morning commute.Expect up to 1" in Spokane with 1 to 2" possible in the Coeur d'Alene area. Most of the snow will be over by mid-mo…
  - 27 Dec 19, 6:11am -

• Driver rolls car, causes five-car pileup near Moses Lake

  

  Washington State Patrol responded to a five-car crash in Moses Lake on Thursday. According to WSP, 56-year-old Deborah Landrum was driving southbound on State Route 17 when her car struck a barrier and rolled. As it rolled, Landrum's car struck t…
  - 27 Dec 19, 6:11am -
• Where's the snow? Mt. Spokane not fully open yet

  

  It's been a slow start to the ski season at Mt. Spokane. The general manager says they didn't get enough snow yet to fully open the mountain."We always want more snow at the beginning of any season," said Brad McQuarrie, the general manager of Mt.…
  - 27 Dec 19, 6:11am -
• LIVE: Warren SEIU event

  

  
  - 27 Dec 19, 6:10am -
• Woman found dead in reported Hillyard shooting, suspect in custody

  

  Spokane Police identified the man suspected of shooting a woman in a Hillyard home Thursday morning.We still don't know why police think Joshua Forrester did it, but he was booked into the jail hours later on first degree murder charges. Police r…
  - 26 Dec 19, 11:19pm -
• The 'most hated' bull market of all time

  

  As Nicholas Colas, co-founder of DataTrek Research, recently told clients, 2019 is "the year where everything worked — stocks, bonds, gold, even bitcoin."As of Tuesday, the MSCI All-World Index, which tracks global stocks, had gained 24% year to da…
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• In a bid to help local restaurants, the Spokane City Council wants to limit how much food delivery companies can charge — and local food delivery startups support it

  

  During the depths of the pandemic, the very idea of getting food delivered to your door transformed…
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• People started driving more recklessly during the pandemic and as fatalities, collisions and road rage continues, they don't appear to be slowing down

  

  Historically, more driving equals more deaths…
  - 6 days ago 23 Nov 22, 2:30am -
• A new play wants to keep audiences in the dark so they can better see its point

  

  The less you know about A League of Her Own, the better…
  - 6 days ago 23 Nov 22, 2:30am -
• Gonzaga theology professor Father Patrick Baraza unites African and Western traditions for Christmas

  

  Father Patrick Wanakuta Baraza is an ordained priest from Kitale, Kenya, who speaks nine languages…
  - 6 days ago 23 Nov 22, 2:30am -
• Glass Onion makes a case for the continued adventures of Rian Johnson's ingenious detective

  

  When Rian Johnson's murder mystery Knives Out was released in 2019, it didn't seem like the kind of movie to launch a franchise…
  - 6 days ago 23 Nov 22, 2:30am -
• Mind-bending sci fi, Idaho's Governor's Awards and deciphering your dog's barks!

  

  GHOSTS OF THE FUTURE…
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• As far away as Tokyo, the holidays are a melding of pop culture and traditions

  

  Chicken roasting on an open fire, Sanders nipping at your nose..…
  - 6 days ago 23 Nov 22, 2:30am -
• Lawmakers approve expanding access to cannabis for research purposes

  

  After decades of keeping researchers largely in the dark when it comes to cannabis, the federal government is ready to shine a little light for the scientific community…
  - 6 days ago 23 Nov 22, 2:30am -
• Local Latinos bring Las Posadas to the cold Inland Northwest

  

  Bringing a 400-year-old Latin American holiday to Washington requires a few adaptations…
  - 6 days ago 23 Nov 22, 2:30am -
• The holidays are a feast for the senses with these festive food and drink-related events

  

  OUTSIDE, BUT IN…
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• Concerts for the holidays, from country to Celtic, jazz to synth

  

  "MELE KALIKIMAKA!"…
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• As their country fights an invasion, local refugees bring their traditions to Spokane

  

  Iryna Paranka came to America three months ago after fleeing the war in Ukraine…
  - 6 days ago 23 Nov 22, 2:30am -
• Embrace the holidays with both new and familiar live productions around the region

  

  SLEIGH BELLS RING…
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• Fall 2022 Album Roundup

  

  Before launching into winter season, we look back at some of the freshest new musical releases BLUE REV ALVVAYS…
  - 6 days ago 23 Nov 22, 2:30am -
• Spokane's Afghan population brings the Nowruz and Haft mewa to town

  

  Typically, there aren't really wintertime holidays for Afghans, says Kazim Abdullahi, a former translator who worked with the U.S. Armed Forces and came to the United States about nine years ago through the Special Immigrant Visa program…
  - 6 days ago 23 Nov 22, 2:30am -
• I Saw You

  

  Week of November 24 CHEERSJUTA DEAR: I jumpstarted your car in Super 1 parking lot, months ago…
  - 6 days ago 23 Nov 22, 2:30am -
• Bundle up and enjoy these festive outdoor events this holiday season

  

  HIT THE ICE…
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• McKenzie DonTigny opens Billie's Diner in Airway Heights as a tribute to family and farmers

  

  Behind the greeter's station at Billie's Diner, several framed photos of people sit on a high shelf…
  - 6 days ago 23 Nov 22, 2:30am -
• Celebrate the holidays, Inland Northwest-style, with these community events and traditions

  

  SHINING BRIGHT…
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• Steven Spielberg looks inward for The Fabelmans, which shines brightest when the "movie magic" is stripped away to reveal deeper truths

  

  Whenever a filmmaker makes a work that is itself centered on films, it is often described as being a "love letter to cinema" or, even more simplistically, a tribute to the "magic of the movies."…
  - 6 days ago 23 Nov 22, 2:30am -
• Traditions To Unite Us

  

  For many of us, the iconography and traditions of the winter holiday season are typical: Christmas trees and presents, Santa Claus and snowflakes, baby Jesus and the Nativity…
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• Saying goodbye to a pet is agonizing, but we can honor their legacy by loving others

  

  After 19 joyful, love-filled years, it was time to say goodbye…
  - 6 days ago 23 Nov 22, 2:30am -
• Voters say no to independent attorney; plus rural schools struggle with mental health and historic protections on the South Hill

  

  Spokane City Council President Breean Beggs has been interested in changing the way the city attorney is hired for a long time — even before he was appointed to the council in 2016…
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• America's obsession with fame and gossip is nothing new — we were just as riveted to George III's passing all the way back in 1820

  

  On Sept. 8, Queen Elizabeth II died at her Scottish home of Balmoral…
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• Keep it local and artful this holiday season with these creative opportunities

  

  IT'S THE SMALL THINGS…
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• Spring Cobb Salad with Creamy Avocado Dressing

  

  Yields: 4 servingsSalad Ingredients 4 hard-boiled eggs 4 slices cooked bacon 8 asparagus spears, blanched 8 cups butter lettuce 1 cup canned in water artichoke hearts 8 sugar snap peas 1 small carrot, sliced 2 medium red radishes, sliced ½ cup cucum…
  - 4 May 20, 9:00am -
• Manchego and Chorizo Egg Bake

  

  Yield: 1 - 9”x13” Casserole Pan 2 tbsp. melted butter 2 cups hash brown potatoes, cubed or shredded 1 lb. chorizo sausage 1 cup manchego cheese, grated 1 cup asparagus, chopped 1 cup bell peppers, chopped 1 tsp. salt 1/2 tsp. black pepper 10 whol…
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• April 3, 2020 - CALL, ORDER, PICK UP, ENJOY!

  

  MIRABEAU PARK HOTEL OFFERS HERO PACKAGE Mirabeau Park Hotel & Convention Center in Spokane Valley is offering a special $79 Hero Rate (which includes breakfast and a glass of wine) for first responders working on the front line of the COVID-19 pandem…
  - 3 Apr 20, 4:07pm -
• Kicked Up Deviled Eggs

  

  Ingredients:12 large eggs3/4 cup Chipotle Lime mayonnaise (I like Primal Kitchen brand)1 tbsp. brown mustard1 tbsp. fresh lime juicesalt and freshly ground pepperGarnish:1 tsp. smokey paprika4 strips of cooked bacon1 tbsp. fresh chopped chivesMethod:…
  - 30 Mar 20, 11:34am -
• March 27, 2020 - PLEASE SUPPORT OUR LOCAL RESTAURANTS

  

  LET'S SUPPORT OUR LOCAL RESTAURANTS Local eateries are getting creative with curbside pickup, home delivery, and don't forget those gift cards. Our area restaurants are being hit hard, as Washington and Idaho businesses are forced to close their door…
  - 27 Mar 20, 1:40pm -
• March 20, 2020 - SUPPORTING A HEALTHY COMMUNITY

  

  MESSAGE FROM THE PUBLISHER Supporting a healthy community We are in the midst of uncharted waters as a country, and as our nation’s leaders and leaders from around the world work together around the clock to contain the COVID-19 outbreak, we are al…
  - 20 Mar 20, 1:42pm -
• March 13, 2020 - COMING SOON! SIZZLE SUMMER EDITION

  

  WHERE HOT MEETS COLD Natural springs serve as winter haven By Dan Thompson Posted as fire lookouts deep in the forests of Idaho, Jim and Caroline Huntley became accustomed to living off the grid, and they were always up for a nice warm soak in a natu…
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• March 6, 2020 - SHOW YOUR SUPPORT THIS WEEKEND

  

  8TH ANNUAL BARTENDERS BALL March 7 Coeur d'Alene Join the community in support of H.E.L.P. (Help Every Little Paw) at the Resort Plaza Shops from 5 to 9pm for this year's Bartenders Ball. Now in its eighth year, attendees will enjoy an evening sampli…
  - 6 Mar 20, 2:52pm -
• Irish Bread & Butter Pudding

  

  Ingredients: ½ cup melted butter 1 medium-size loaf white bread or Brioche ½ cup raisins or dried fruit ¼ cup Irish whiskey 1 cup heavy cream 1 ½ cups whole milk 8 oz. cream cheese 4 eggs ½ cup granulated sugar ½ tsp. cinnamon Method: • First…
  - 3 Mar 20, 2:13pm -
• February 28, 2020 - FILMS, CELEBRATIONS & FUNDRAISERS

  

  TASTE SPOKANE February 28 Airway Heights Granting wishes never tasted so good, as Wishing Star Foundation presents Taste Spokane: A Night at the Speakeasy Friday, February 28. Join the foundation, and those in the community, at Northern Quest Resort…
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• February 21, 2020 - TREAT YOUR VALENTINE ALL WEEKEND LONG

  

  GOLF & TRAVEL SHOW February 22 & 23 Spokane Inland Northwest golfers have plenty of variety in which to challenge their skills or experience something new. You can find information on a slew of these courses and get yourself a free round of golf and…
  - 21 Feb 20, 2:45pm -
• Not Your Grandma’s Chocolate Cake

  

  Yield: Two 8-inch-round Cake PansIngredients:2 cups granulated sugar 2 eggs ¾ cup cocoa powder (specialty dark if available) 1 ¾ cups all-purpose flour ¼ tsp. salt 1 tsp. baking powder 2 tsp. baking soda 1 cup hot coffee 2 tbsp. Amaretto or other…
  - 17 Feb 20, 9:00am -
• February 14, 2020 - TREAT YOUR VALENTINE ALL WEEKEND LONG

  

  VALENWINE WEEKEND February 14 - 16 Spokane Looking for something to do with you sweetie to celebrate Valentine’s Day? Today kicks off Valenwine Weekend! Head to Spokane's Cork District for wine tours and tastings all weekend long, where you’ll be…
  - 14 Feb 20, 1:37pm -
• Chocolate Almond Cake

  

  Have your cake and eat it too with your sweetheart this Valentine’s Day without missing out on sweet bold chocolate flavor.Prep Time: 20 minutes Cook Time: 1 hour Servings: 16 servingsThis recipe is grain free, sugar free and keto friendly.Ingredie…
  - 11 Feb 20, 4:57pm -
• February 7, 2020 - A CHOCOLATE-INSPIRED EVENING

  

  DECADENCE! February 7 Spokane Decadence! Spokane Chocolate Festival 2020 returns! Held at the Davenport Grand Hotel in Downtown Spokane, the event will feature more than 30 innovative vendors, variety of chocolate-focused seminars and exciting strate…
  - 7 Feb 20, 1:08pm -
• January 31, 2020 - RAISE A GLASS TO HOSPICE

  

  35TH ANNUAL HOSPICE WINE TASTE February 1 Coeur d'Alene The annual Hospice Wine Taste is an incredible black-tie evening filled with full glasses and giving hearts, and this year’s tasting event and auction marks Hospice of North Idaho's 35th year…
  - 31 Jan 20, 1:33pm -
• January 24, 2020 - LET THE WEEKEND BEGIN ...

  

  "FAMILY PICTURES" CONCERT January 24 & 25 Sandpoint Coeur d'Alene Symphony presents its annual family concert, where you will enjoy an exciting performance of Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf, with live narration by Steven Shortridge, and be treated to…
  - 24 Jan 20, 1:06pm -
• January 17, 2020 - BANFF MOUNTAIN FILM FESTIVAL RETURNS TO SANDPOINT ...

  

  BANFF MOUNTAIN FILM FESTIVAL January 17 - 19 Sandpoint For the 23rd year, the one and only Banff Mountain Film Festival will be coming back to Sandpoint’s Panida Theater! For three consecutive nights, be inspired by the international film competiti…
  - 17 Jan 20, 11:41am -
• January 10, 2020 - MUSIC, WHISKEY, COOKING & YOGA ...

  

  UNCLE NEAREST WHISKEY DINNER January 16 Coeur d'Alene Honey Eatery and Social Club teams up with Uncle Nearest Premium Whiskey for an unforgettable evening. Thursday, January 16, from 6:30 to 9:30pm, enjoy a four-course dinner, two cocktails and two…
  - 10 Jan 20, 11:43pm -
• January 3, 2020 - NEW YEAR, NEW YOU!

  

  HEALTH & FITNESS EXPO January 4 & 5 Spokane Don’t miss the largest health and fitness event of its kind in the Inland Northwest! Held at the Spokane County Fairgrounds, meet fitness experts on yoga, Pilates, spin, barre, strength training and more;…
  - 3 Jan 20, 2:43pm -
• December 27, 2019 - HAPPY NEW YEAR!

  

  ROCKIN' BALLROOM BASH December 31 Spokane Valley Bring in 2020 in style at Mirabeau Park Hotel's Rockin' Ballroom Bash! Tickets, which can be purchased in advance or the day of, include music and dancing, party favors, raffle prizes, nacho bar, champ…
  - 27 Dec 19, 1:35pm -
• December 20, 2019 - WISHING YOU A JOYFUL CHRISTMAS FROM SIZZLE

  

  A NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS December 20 Coeur d'Alene Join Midtown Home & Vintage Market tonight from 6 to 9pm for their first annual "A Night Before Christmas" event, and help share a little holiday magic with the children of Children's Village. Midtow…
  - 20 Dec 19, 3:52pm -
• Financial Focus

  

  Photo courtesy: Kiersten PattersonRegardless of what stage of life you're in, you must make financial and investment decisions that will be with you for the remainder of your years. But the moves you make when you’re just starting out in your caree…
  - 16 Dec 19, 10:28am -
• The Wait is Over!

  

  The awards keep rolling in for the region’s oldest distillery. Now in its 13th year in business, it’s hard to believe that Dry Fly Distilling was one of the first 25 craft distilleries in the nation when it opened its doors in 2007. Relaxed laws…
  - 16 Dec 19, 10:24am -
• When in Alaska

  

  To put it simply, the 49th state is large—663,000 square miles large. Though the population of Alaska is less than 750,000, millions of vacationers and tourists visit the northernmost state each year, taking in spectacular national parks, wildlife…
  - 13 Dec 19, 4:46pm -
• December 13, 2019 - THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT COMES ALIVE

  

  HOLIDAY ON THE AVE December 14 Spokane Come celebrate the holidays with Sprague Union District retail shops and eateries in one of Spokane’s oldest shopping districts. Families are in for a holiday treat as they spend the afternoon visiting live re…
  - 13 Dec 19, 3:51pm -
• Relevance and Beauty

  

  According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), the world's largest organization of board-certified plastic surgeons, minimally invasive cosmetic procedures have increased nearly 200 percent since 2000. Data taken from the 2017 National…
  - 13 Dec 19, 1:24pm -
• Where Hot Meets Cold

  

  Posted as fire lookouts deep in the forests of Idaho, Jim and Caroline Huntley became accustomed to living off the grid, and they were always up for a nice warm soak in a natural hot spring. In the heart of Idaho, such springs are relatively plentifu…
  - 13 Dec 19, 1:11pm -
• A Reason to Ski

  

  After a record-breaking autumn snowfall provided an early taste of winter, Northwest skiers and snowboarders are more than ready to hit the mountains. Fortunately, the North Idaho/Spokane area has five unique mountain resorts to choose from, with eac…
  - 13 Dec 19, 1:04pm -
• The Future is Here

  

  Our homes are a place we come back to each day after work; where we relax and unwind, spend time with our families, and restore ourselves to prepare for the next day. Today, there are many amenities that connect our homes to technology, making our li…
  - 13 Dec 19, 12:51pm -
• The Spirit World

  

  When you pony up to the bar and order your favorite spirit, whether straight, in a mixer, martini or cocktail, the liquor within most likely traveled a long distance. Your tequila shot from Mexico, gin and tonic from Great Britain, scotch on the rock…
  - 13 Dec 19, 12:39pm -
• Three’s A Charm

  

  Photo courtesy: Owen Aird.For more than two decades, Chef Raci Erdem has been bringing the flavors of the Mediterranean—and its garlicky goodness—to eager diners at his restaurant, The White House Grill in Post Falls, and guests continue to eat i…
  - 13 Dec 19, 11:19am -
• History and Dining Unite

  

  Photo courtesy: Westwood Brewing.“Westwood brewing isn’t just a location, it’s a destination spot.” Offering arched windows, rustic brickwork and stunning mountain views, the relaxed and casual family friendly restaurant in Rathdrum, Idaho, i…
  - 13 Dec 19, 11:08am -
• The Food, the Wine, the Atmosphere

  

  “We are passionate about hospitality and keep things simple yet soulful.”Guests will be treated to an atmosphere that is warm and inviting the moment they step into Vine & Olive. Owner Naomi Boutz, who opened the space in November of 2017, contin…
  - 13 Dec 19, 11:00am -
• Warm Up With Delicious Wood-Fired Artisan Pizza

  

  Photo courtesy: Owen Aird. This past summer marked a decade in business for Laura and Seth Carey, the owners of Veraci Pizza in Kendall Yards. “10 years sounds so crazy!” says Laura. “In some ways it seems like we just started, and in other way…
  - 13 Dec 19, 10:09am -
• 11 Years and Counting

  

  Photo courtesy: Owen Aird.The Two Seven Public House opened to an eager community on the South Hill in April of 2008 and quickly gained the status as one of Spokane’s best-kept secrets. For more than a decade, the restaurant continues to fulfill it…
  - 13 Dec 19, 10:02am -
• Where Guests Become Friends

  

  Photo courtesy: Owen Aird.Earning the reputation as “Hayden Lake’s gathering place” since opening in 2003, owners John Grollmus and Brad Fosseen—the duo behind Moon Time in Coeur d’Alene (and The Elk, El Que, Two Seven and Geno’s in Spoka…
  - 13 Dec 19, 9:58am -
• Two Decades, One Goal

  

  Photo courtesy: Owen Aird.Consistently good food and atmosphere along with friendly service and menu items offered at a reasonable price—these are what appeal to everybody, no matter one’s age or financial status. “The Elk appeals to anyone and…
  - 13 Dec 19, 9:52am -
• Community Minded

  

  Photo courtesy: Owen Aird.Considered a foodies’ paradise, it’s no wonder The Culinary Stone is a perfect place to gather with family and friends to shop, eat or attend one of the many classes they offer. Originally opened in November of 2013, the…
  - 13 Dec 19, 9:48am -
• Smiles, Excitement, Increased Confidence

  

  Photo courtesy: Chad Riley.“It’s all about love and the focus being centered on others. It has been my goal to help one person at a time to achieve some of their dreams and hopes. I feel if one person’s life has changed because of Signature Aes…
  - 13 Dec 19, 9:41am -
• Put Your Skin-Care Needs In Experienced Hands

  

  Photo courtesy: Sarah Hamilton Face.Unparalleled customer service combined with experienced providers and supreme rejuvenation services is what sets Sarah Hamilton Face in Liberty Lake, Washington, apart from every other medical spa in the area. The…
  - 12 Dec 19, 6:07pm -
• Riverbank Taphouse Goes to Beer School

  

  Photo courtesy: Riverbank Taphouse.When it comes to mastering the craft beer experience, the true test is whether or not you’re enjoying every sip. At Riverbank Taphouse, the exciting new venue inside Northern Quest Resort & Casino, you’ll find a…
  - 12 Dec 19, 5:51pm -
• Stop in for a Sip

  

  Photo courtesy: Kami Bremer.Fantastic wine, delicious food, fun entertainment and Sandpoint history all come together at Sandpoint’s award-winning winery. You’ll find the Pend d’Oreille Winery tasting room right in the heart of downtown at Thir…
  - 12 Dec 19, 5:45pm -
• Introducing A Better Way of Buying and Selling Real Estate

  

  Photo courtesy: Kiersten Patterson.It's the place where you build your life, your family, and create lasting memories. Your home is the foundation of all that happens in your life, and it's likely the largest financial investment you will ever make.…
  - 12 Dec 19, 5:30pm -
• Community At The Heart

  

  Photo courtesy: Owen Aird.“We love becoming a part of our local communities,” smiles John. “One of my favorite things as I go from restaurant to restaurant to work is seeing the faces of friends I’ve made over the years and having a chance to…
  - 12 Dec 19, 5:22pm -
• Dining Excellence

  

  Photo courtesy: MAX at Mirabeau Park Hotel.“Our philosophy is to create, for our honored guests, the ambiance of a dynamic dining environment that is both casual and relaxed, yet at the same time exciting and stimulating.” Catering to diners of a…
  - 12 Dec 19, 5:16pm -
• Visit. Taste. Enjoy.

  

  Photo courtesy: Owen Aird.Latah Creek Wine Cellars in Spokane Valley, Washington, has been pouring excellence into each glass for more than 37 years! Established in 1982 by husband and wife Mike and Ellena Conway, Latah Creek Wine Cellars continues t…
  - 12 Dec 19, 5:11pm -
• An Idaho Gem

  

  Photo courtesy: Brad Frerkson.With 75 years of combined hospitality experience and a reputation that has carried over to being noted as the Best Restaurant in Sandpoint, Forty-One South has favorably entertained its diners in magnificent form with it…
  - 12 Dec 19, 5:06pm -
• Building Your Dream

  

  Photo courtesy: Caribou Creek Log & Timber.Living in the Northwest, a region surrounded by beautiful mountain forests, many choose to bring the look of the outdoors inside when it comes to the design of their homes. Wood accents look striking as expo…
  - 12 Dec 19, 4:53pm -
• Shop, Dine and Take Out

  

  Photo courtesy: Owen AirdOpened in August of 2007 by Bob and Jennifer Palm, Fisherman’s Market, Grill and Sushi has been satisfying customers one diner at a time. Offering their guests a relaxed atmosphere that is family friendly, this is your one-…
  - 12 Dec 19, 4:52pm -