The Journal sat down with new Spokane Business Association President Brad Barnett to learn more about his background, the direction of the association, and some of the hot-button issues with which he's involved.

Life after leaving office has been filled with career opportunities for former Mayor Mary Verner, who fondly looks back at her time in office. 

Earlier this month, the Journal of Business hosted Susan Stacey, chief executive of Providence Inland Northwest, for its most recent Elevating The Conversation podcast about The Health of Health Care.

A new industrial park development has been proposed at a 101-acre vacant property in Deer Park, just west of the Deer Park Airport.

A unique collaboration between the Salish School of Spokane and Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington is addressing some historical complexities between Indigenous people and Catholicism while at the same time heralding a long-held vision of reestablishing a Salish community on the Spokane River.

The second phase of River Landing at Mirabeau is underway in Spokane Valley with plans to bring 68 residential units to the market. 

Financial institutions are sounding the alarm on the uptick in cyber scams directed at businesses. 

SNAP Financial Access, a community development financial institution, is experiencing a surge in demand for financial assistance from small businesses.

A trio of Washington Trust Bankers has launched a Senior Fraud Awareness workshop to educate older adults on scams and how to stay safe. 

Spokane Valley-based Incyte Diagnostics has agreed to sell select assets of its clinical and anatomic pathology testing businesses to Burlington, North Carolina-based Labcorp (NYSE: LH).

Noticing a growth in venture capital-funded startups in the biosciences sector, the Health Sciences & Services Authority of Spokane County has expanded its charter to support entrepreneurial companies. 

Kootenai Health and MultiCare Health System are partnering to build a new 30-acre medical campus in Post Falls.