The Ever Given cargo ship's grounding in one of the narrowest parts of the Suez Canal underscores the vulnerability of the world's supply chain. The reverberations will be felt for months as consumer demand, suppressed by the COVID pandemic, ramps up

Those working on the downtown master plan should be lauded for collaboration in rolling out a vision to energize Spokane's urban core. Their plan of action, however, should recognize the top areas of concern that were identified early in the drafting

With tulips blooming and vaccines being administered, the warmer days of spring promise renewal ahead, and none too soon for Americans who have endured the tragedy and isolation of COVID-19 for the past year. Under such unusual conditions, America's co

Spring is here in the Inland Northwest, and after a year of this pandemic, change is our new normal. Most of us haven't had a chance to respond to all the changes, and instead have only been reacting.

Commercial office furniture company Business Interiors of Idaho has opened its first Spokane store at 408 W. Third downtown. The 35-year-old Boise, Idaho-based company debuted the store a month ago in a 1,000-square-foot showroom floor.

Founded more than four decades ago, the Spokane Digestive Center announced the recent opening of its new and first-ever Spokane Valley location.

Avista Corp. has set its sights on new wind power generation and upgrades to its existing renewable energy sources as part of the company's push toward its clean energy goals.