When I learned the Spokane City Council had hired a new spokeswoman, my first thought was, 'Man, how many people work at the City Council now?” The answer is 22. That's up from 15 employees six years ago and means the ratio of people working

With the divisive election season behind us, now is a time to come together, to heal, and to start the difficult, but entirely admirable, task of finding some common ground.

Uncertainty dominates the U.S. investing landscape, including questions on economic growth, election outcomes, and the impact of civil unrest. To help navigate the uncertainty, it is important to remember the core of investing

Chances are, you've probably heard the saying 'life is unpredictable.” Albeit true, this statement can quickly become cliché. 2020 has been nothing short of unpredictable, and for many of us, the events of this past year have left us with many

Some banks with a Spokane presence are reporting an increase in third-quarter net income due to strong mortgage production, while others posting a decline for the quarter point to lower interest income due to record-low interest rates as the reason.

Fire Protection Specialists LLC is moving into a new location with about 15,000-square feet of office and warehouse space at 1611 N. Molter, in Liberty Lake, after roughly 15 years located at 3624 E. Springfield, just south of Spokane Community College

Braiden Kingsford, a Liberty Lake-based physical therapist, has opened Kingsford Physical Therapy & Wellness PLLC, a mobile physical therapy service. His mobile PT business serves clients in their homes in Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Post Falls, and

Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest has purchased the former Rings & Things building at 303 E. Third, where the nonprofit has moved its e-commerce and administration departments.

Spokane-based RiskLens Inc. has added a service to its platform that enables companies to analyze which cybersecurity and technology investments will provide the most bang for their buck.