A Spokane photo camp taught more than just photography skills. It taught local youth what it means to tell their stories.

At the Spokane City Council Agenda Review today at 11 am, the city council discussed a slate of potential amendments to an ordinance intended to give renters eviction protections during emergencies.

Residents fleeing the August wildfires in neighborhoods with limited road access spent hours stuck in traffic, a danger that has been building for years.

Wildfires have burned over 700,000 acres across the state, and the Spokane Complex fires alone have destroyed over 830 homes, ...

Tenant rights lawyer warns of impending eviction crisis as renters face long-term repercussions of the Spokane Complex fires ...

The worker-owners at Great Harvest Spokane are continuing their Food for Friends (and Families) work as our city recovers from the fires by giving two free sandwiches and a loaf of bread to anyone who ...

Welcome to CIVICS, where we break down the week’s municipal meetings throughout the Inland Northwest, so you can get involved and speak out about the issues you care about. Some things that stick out ...

Our community is facing a food crisis. We created a comprehensive map of all the resources in our region, so you can find the nearest food pantries, community organizations and restaurants offering ...

How law enforcement is using ALPR cameras to surveil Spokane County more than ever. Nearly 100 surveillance cameras from the technology company Flock Safety watch major roads across Spokane County, ...

On June 11, 2025, protesters attempted to stop Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from taking two detained young men, Cesar Alvarez Perez and Joswar Rodriguez Torres, to be processed for ...

A look at the Spokane Complex Fires through RANGE's reporting On this week’s episode, RANGE staff Aaron Hedge, Pascal Bostic, and Yong-Yu Huang went on the air to talk about the Spokane Complex Fires, ...