Tucked away on a small 50-acre property in Valleyford, about 12 miles southeast of downtown Spokane, CasaCano Farms owners Madyson Versteeg and Jorge Cano have been hard at work reducing fire and drought risks.
Fernando Jauretche says employers are returning their attention to community meeting spaces from the earlier, pandemic-induced trend of Plexiglas workspace dividers.
Jauretche is the CEO and owner of Spokane-based commercial furniture dealer and interior
The number of cases the Spokane County Medical Examiner's Office oversees has surged in recent years, and further increases are projected in the second half of this years, says chief medical examiner Dr. Veena Singh.
Most mornings, Paul D'Orazi opens emails to find out which foods will be in short supply that day.
The 'low inventory warning†he received at Incrediburger & Eggs on a recent, late June morning from distributor US Foods contained shredded
City officials are asking the Downtown Spokane Partnership to take on the added responsibility of providing cleanup and safety services south of the railroad viaduct in the city's core.
The Washington State University Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine has received full accreditation through the Liaison Committee on Medical Education, the university announced this morning.
The COVID-19 pandemic not only disrupted our daily lives, it showed us in stunning clarity the fragility of some of our most valuable and crucial social systems. One of those systems is community behavioral health care, and amid a growing wave of mental
The leadership landscape in Spokane is changing, with a handful of prominent organizations starting formal searches for new presidents and CEOs and the expected increase in retirements in the future.
The U.S. economy is back in business after enduring its sharpest and shortest recession ever.
Zero percent interest rates at the Federal Reserve, multiple government stimulus payments, business subsidies, and generous unemployment benefits all helped