Dom + Bomb LLC, a Spokane-based fashion company, has launched a size- and gender-inclusive collection, say co-owners Kim Blessing and Delena Mobley. Dom + Bomb creates clothing in a range of sizes between zero and 32, or XS to 5XL, which currently is

Two southeastern Idaho-based financial institutions have moved into the Spokane area in quick succession. Last month, Idaho Falls-based Bank of Idaho agreed to acquire five branches from Seattle-based HomeStreet Bank, including one branch in downtown

Ten years ago, when she was 12, Brooke Martin invented a device that let dog owners video chat with their pets and give them treats remotely. The company that was formed around that invention, iCPooch, exploded in popularity, but fell quickly.

Emilie Cameron has recently been named the new president and CEO of Downtown Spokane Partnership after a three-month national search. Cameron is a native of Sacramento, California, and attended the University of California-Davis, where she received

Pent-up demand for conventions, sports, entertainment, and travel over the past few years has led to a jam-packed season of events in the second half of 2022, says Stephanie Curran, CEO, Spokane Public Facilities District. 'We're definitely the

Federal interest rates are expected to rise continually, and inflation pressure could ease slightly, resulting in more expensive loans for borrowers who have less money to spend because of the current high costs of goods and services. The Federal Open

Three industrial warehouse buildings will be under construction this summer at a new development called West Plains Logistics, at 9813 W. Hallett Road, in west Spokane.

Employment in the health care industry is in a time of transition, industry executives say, and stability is unlikely to occur for a few years to come.

Some lenders here say they're working around challenges to finance commercial construction developments and keep projects moving forward despite soaring prices of construction materials and rising labor costs, which have resulted in some project

Five of 10 publicly traded companies in Spokane County have women directors constituting at least 25% of their boards of directors. The other five companies' boards of directors are 100% male. Depending on the company, board diversity isn't only