Kevin King had experience in owning a business. Jennifer King had gardened extensively. But the husband-wife team says scaling up their talents to the commercial level has been a rewarding challenge since acquiring Interior Gardens LLC.

Based in Whitefish, Montana, Hank's Hatchets Axe Throwing debuted its indoor axe-throwing range in mid-September at 3904 N. Division.

The city of Spokane Valley will take public input in the coming weeks as it decides what to do with a no-longer-used portion of Valley Mission Park.

Longtime Spokane developer David Black, above, stands outside the James S. Black building, at the southeast corner of First Avenue and Howard Street downtown. His commercial brokerage, NAI Black, had been located in that building for years until it

What's a cat cafe without cats? Justyn and Tori Cozza, owners of Kitty Cantina LLC, a cat cafe at 6704 N. Nevada, on Spokane's North Side, found out last month when an outbreak of feline panleukopenia at partner organization SpokAnimal forced them t

Construction crews recently started work on a new road project at Spokane International Airport that is designed to improve incoming traffic to the airport's terminal complex.

Though a good majority of customers for the office furniture supply company Contract Design Associates are uncertain about the status of future workplaces, what is for sure is that many are still buying from the retailer.

Alliance Data Systems Corp., of Coeur d' Alene, has created virtual contests and games to keep their employees engaged. In Liberty Lake, Insight Enterprises Inc. has provided financial assistance through its foundation for employees whose spouses

Spokane-area transportation professionals are collaborating to re-envision what Division Street could be once the North Spokane Corridor opens. It's a vision that includes bicycles that were once banned from areas of the street safely zipping down

A behind-the-scenes look at the mechanical and engineering systems of the planned new medical school in Spokane shows the nerve center of the building promises to be as intricate as the human physiology that will be studied within its walls.