Spokane County has begun a process to allow for fixed-location, small-scale meat processing facilities.

Diversion Events brings sober nightlife experience to the Inland Northwest

Purcell co-founder Pete Chase is leading a new venture serving the telecommunications industry.

L.B. Stone Properties Group has scaled back the size of the proposed Falls Tower development and is confident it can move forward at the current scope. 

Upgrades to Avista Stadium, home of the Spokane Indians Baseball Club, are underway, with some improvements to be completed before and during the 2024 minor league season. 

Concerns over unethical sales tactics and improper installations in the solar panel industry have ushered in proposed legislation for consumer protections.

USL Spokane is building its professional women's team Zephyr FC through an equitable lens. 

Spokane nonprofits create free online directories for businesses owned by people of color.

In the Inland Northwest, the year was characterized by the start of some major projects and the completion of others. It also was marked by the passing of some business legends and separately, a new era of leadership in many organizations.

Rex & Relax LLC, an indoor dog park has opened at the former Wheel Sport space, at 1711 N. Division.