Two credit unions — Spokane-based Progressions Credit Union and Boeing Employees’ Credit Union, of Tukwila, Washington — are building new branches in Spokane County.

Many Spokane-area golf courses opened for business ahead of schedule despite a mid-March snowfall and other temporary closures, and managers say they’re cautiously optimistic for the season.

Spokane Valley-based electronics manufacturer Servatron Inc. will shut down its Spokane Valley operations at the end of the year.

A new AutoZone mega hub store and warehouse is planned to be built directly west of Spokane Valley City Hall.

Proactive legal planning, detailed documentation, and intellectual property awareness can shield new Spokane businesses from significant financial, time-consuming, and legal pitfalls.

Selkirk Sport LLC has been named a finalist for the Large Business of the Year category in the Journal's 2025 Inland Northwest Business of the Year Awards.

No-Li Brewhouse, winner of the 2026 Medium Business of the Year award, is helping reshape Spokane into a craft beer epicenter.

Adams Tractor of Spokane is a 2026 Medium Business of the Year Finalist.

Construction of the North Spokane Corridor is entering a new phase as crews begin building the foundations for an elevated four-lane highway, a major step toward completing the 10.5-mile project.