Despite activity on various fronts by business, government, and nonprofit sectors, Spokane's homeless population remains at 0.685% (1,559 individuals), nearly three times the national average of 0.2%.
Mick McDowell, one of the most prolific Spokane developers of the last few decades, is down to one commercial holding that he's in no hurry to develop.
After 37 years serving as the executive vice president for the Spokane Association of Realtors, Rob Higgins, 74, has announced his retirement from the association, effective Sept. 30.
Spokane-based fintech company Haploos Inc. has received clearances from three federal government departments that company CEO Josh Arritola hopes will open up new markets for its virtual credit card.
This spring, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
Taylor Rowan is bringing the heat to the shipping container market with the fabrication of custom-made, compact, mobile firefighter training modules, that the industry refers to as props, that are designed for fire departments to have access to a training
If population gain is a contest, Spokane County won the state sweepstakes over the past 12 months, according to 2022 estimates released at the end of June by the Washington state Office of Financial Management.
Spokane Transit Authority has entered the second phase of construction on stops for its $92.2 million City Line rapid-transit bus line.
Brandon Rapez-Betty, chief operations officer at STA, says installation of vertical elements at the 28 stops along
The Post Falls City Council recently has approved two land-use zoning changes along with the annexation of nearly 90 acres of agricultural land into the city of Post Falls.
At the end of June, the Spokane City Council voted to adopt some long-overdue code amendments easing restrictions on accessory dwelling units, short plats, and lot sizes. Those changes come at a time in which Spokane is facing a critical housing crisis