Construction is expected to begin this summer on the first of several commercial buildings at Hayford Business Park, on the West Plains.

"Remembering Expo ‘74," a podcast that shares the memories of people who worked or attended the World’s Fair in Spokane 50 years ago, released its first episode on March 28.

W.T.B. Financial Corporation, the holding company for Spokane-based Washington Trust Bank, has changed its leadership structure with four key transitions and promotions within the financial institution’s executive leadership team. 

BuyWander Inc. is moving to a 6,000-square-foot facility at 403 E. Sprague, just east of downtown Spokane.

Chapterly Inc., a web-based self-publishing company will launch a new version on April 4 that will allow subscribed authors to engage with readers and monetize their stories.

Tractor Supply Co. is expected to open a new store in the former Spokane Valley Shopko building as early as this summer.

Despite receiving the city of Spokane Valley's consent to develop the former Painted Hills Golf Course into a planned residential community, conditions of approval may continue to delay construction.

Buck Knives Inc. is doubling the size of its flagship store in Post Falls to offer more products and services for customers.

Gonzaga University School of Law has increased its enrollment over the last six years and launched efforts to create a pipeline of homegrown attorneys to rural communities in Washington state. 

As artificial intelligence tools continue to advance at rapid rates, they are increasingly being utilized by Spokane attorneys and Gonzaga University law students.