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SPOKANE, Wash. -- An RV caught fire in Spokane's Logan Neighborhood on Sunday morning.

Happy Monday! As you get ready to start the work week, we are waking up to dry conditions but freezing temperatures, so bundle up as you head out the door!. We will see widespread sunshine throughout the day today with a warming trend this afternoon. Daytime highs will reach the upper 60s to low 70s before falling to the upper 30s to low 40s overnight. Winds will be calm to go along with the sunshine we will see.

During lunch on a Thursday, five dozen students rummaged through fishing lines and hooks, spreading reels and rods across desks in a science lab at Ferris High School for their weekly crash course in angling. At least one angler later practiced tumbles and routines with the varsity cheerleading team, which,...

The sunny vibes that started on Sunday will continue through Monday and beyond this week. We'll see a fast warm up to start the week followed by cooler temperatures and gusty winds.

CHENEY, Wash. — Police in Cheney want the community to be aware of a recent phone scam that has been circulating. On April 11, CPD said it received multiple reports of people getting phone calls from someone claiming to be Cheney interim Police Chief Chris Oakes and other CPD officers.

Spokane is hosting Washington's largest all-indoor car show, now in its ninth year. The event showcases over 400 custom cars, trucks, and hot rods, drawing enthusiasts from across the country.

A mysterious sign in Spokane reads "Raccoon Stole My Wife," sparking curiosity as runners gear up for Bloomsday. NonStop Local's Corey Howard spotted it during his morning run, adding a humorous twist to preparations.

Residents in Spokane experienced a gray day with spotty showers and weak thunderstorms, particularly near Schweitzer and Mount Spokane. The unstable atmosphere caused a couple of lightning strikes, one near Schweitzer and another over Mount Spokane.

OLYMPIA, Wash. — Spokane Valley Fire Department Chief Frank Soto Jr. and Fire Commissioner Patrick Burch were in Olympia this week meeting with state lawmakers and attending the signing of a bill aimed at improving firefighter recruitment and hiring practices. Gov. Bob Ferguson signed House Bill 1172 into law,...

SPOKANE, Wash. -- You can send off local veterans next week as they embark on the next Inland Northwest Honor Flight.

Car enthusiasts in Spokane are facing challenges with President Trump's new 25% tariffs on car parts. These changes could mean higher costs for local hobbyists and car shows. Discover how this will impact the community and what solutions are being considered.

This one’s complicated. And it stings. Michael Ajayi only spent one season in a Gonzaga uniform, but by the end of it, he’d become a vital (if unpredictable) asset. He didn’t arrive as the same high-volume scorer he was at Pepperdine, but what did translate, immediately and emphatically, was the motor, the length, the physicality, the willingness to do the dirty work. And above all else: the joy.

On May 3, the fifth class of students at Washington State University's Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine will walk across the stage to collect their medical degrees. Each year, the college welcomes 80 students. They spend their first two years studying in Spokane, then the bulk of their final two years working at clinical sites near the WSU campuses in Spokane, the Tri-Cities, Vancouver or Everett.

The Spokane Buddhist Temple is gearing up for its annual Ramen Fest, set to take place this Sunday in the Perry District. The event promises a special recipe that has drawn crowds for 38 years.

SPOKANE, Wash. – April 11-17 is Black Maternal Health Week and a local organization is working to help Black women give birth more safely.

SPOKANE, Wash. – The Spokane City Council will hold a first reading Monday for a proposed ordinance titled “Ban the Address.”. According to the City Council agenda, the ordinance (ORD C36666) aims to expand fair-chance hiring practices by amending several sections of the Spokane Municipal Code. It seeks to ensure that qualified job applicants are not excluded based on a lack of a traditional street address or their housing status.

SPOKANE, Wash. - A weather report highlights a mix of showers and winds today, but a promising warm-up is on the horizon. Showers are expected mainly in northeastern Washington and northern Idaho, with some reaching lower elevations and mountain areas. Winds could gust up to 40 mph, potentially affecting outdoor furniture.

SPOKANE, Wash. -- If you were planning on seeing Sturgill Simpson in concert in Spokane this month, you'll want to make other plans.

SPOKANE, Wash. – Dozens of kids in grades three through seven laced up their sneakers Sunday for the Junior Bloomsday race at Spokane Falls Community College. The one-mile fun run kicked off at 9 a.m. on Sunday, with chilly temperatures but plenty of sunshine to brighten the morning. The event, focused on promoting a healthy and active community, drew families and young runners from across the area.

SPOKANE, Wash. – Eight different Warrior women collected personal bests and Sydnie Zywina bettered her NAIA mark in the triple jump on Friday at Whitworth’s Jeff Rahn Classic. “Another good day for Warrior Track and Field,” coach Mike Collins said. “We didn't have any new national qualifiers, but...