“He almost turned white”: Spokane fair worker recalls the moment 9/11 became more than an accident
SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. — Twenty-three years ago, on September 11th, the tragic events that unfolded…
Author: Noah Boelter
South Hill parents and staff express concern for busy crosswalk as school begins
SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. – People living in one South Hill neighborhood are expressing their safety…
Retired NFL player returns to coach football in Spokane
SPOKANE, Wash. – Take a look at the new helmets for middle school football in…
District encourages Spokane Public School parents to sign up for launch conferences
SPOKANE, Wash, – Spokane Public Schools (SPS) start one week from today, and the district…
Eastern Washington University gives tips for sending your kids to college
CHENEY, Wash. – Parents all over the region are preparing to send their kids off…
Spokane woman’s near-death experience to Paris Paralympics in 7 years
SPOKANE, Wash. – Seven years ago, a woman lost her leg just two weeks after…
Oregon Road fire victims rebuild their home one year later
ELK, Wash. – When the sheriff’s deputies drove up to their house to tell them…
Fire victims look for support and volunteers to help rebuild their homes
SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash, – This weekend marks one year since the Gray and Oregon Road…
Spokane chiropractor fulfills dream working with Team USA at Paris Olympics
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. – A local sports chiropractor just lived his dream of working with…
Medical Lake fire victims rebuild their home on the same property one year after losing it
MEDICAL LAKE, Wash. – This Sunday will mark one year since the devastating Gray and…