Pam Senske, former leader of Spokane based Pearson Packaging Systems, instilled a culture that continues to drive the company, people who knew and worked with her say.

Dennis Vermillion will retire in the first quarter of 2025, capping off a near 40-year career with Avista Corp. 

Uno Más Tacos & Tequila opened in the North Monroe Business District earlier this month, at 2020 N. Monroe.

Bethany Presbyterian Church is spearheading a $12.4 million affordable workforce housing development that will create a community campus with 22 residential units in Spokane's Lincoln Heights neighborhood.

The Spokane chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction is working to build on its 42 individual and company members.

Construction of a 240-unit development in Liberty Lake has commenced, with the first five buildings expected to be completed in mid-2025. 

Financial institutions expect steady overall growth and better lending rates for short-term loans in 2025. 

Financial adviser John Graham describes both “bull” and “bear” perspectives for potential market directions in 2025.

Scams and financial fraud in many forms have been on the rise in recent years, particularly targeting older adults, say financial industry experts.

The need for cardiovascular care is growing, and the planned renovation of Providence Heart Institute is expected to help meet that demand.

Demand for addiction treatment and recovery services has reached a critical level at Spokane Falls Recovery Center, prompting a major expansion project at the company's campus in North Spokane.

Whitworth University has received a $3.4 million grant to establish a new program to address critical mental health needs of students in rural communities and refugee and immigrant students in Spokane County schools.