The second and third floors of a 130-year-old, former hotel in downtown Spokane are being remodeled into apartments.

It wasn't overwhelming approval, but voters in Idaho have given a thumbs up to a constitutional amendment that will allow the state Legislature the authority to call itself into special or extraordinary session. Senate Joint Resolution 102 passed with

Government shouldn't interfere with free-market contracts between private enterprises. With that principle in mind, an idea floated by a couple of Spokane City Council members to cap third-party food-delivery fees shouldn't move forward.

As people return to the office, organizations have the opportunity to capitalize on our innate drive to form groups in order to create a place where people want to work.

Two Spokane-based nonprofits have announced plans to expand services to Lewiston, Idaho. Union Gospel Mission Inland Northwest is planning for a new shelter there for men, women, and children who need help exiting homelessness permanently, says developm