Nashville, Tennessee-based building materials manufacturer Louisiana-Pacific Corp. is planning a return to the Spokane area where it intends to construct a plant that will employ dozens of workers two decades after the company closed

Proposition 1, a proposed amendment to the city charter regarding the city attorney that Spokane voters will see on the Nov. 8 ballot, would erode the strong mayor form of government that voters approved in 1999, and the main reason behind the proposed

Crucial street improvements in Airway Heights, where a large amount of the Spokane area's industrial growth is occurring, will benefit the region as whole. Voters in the quickly growing city should approve the proposed renewal of the transportation

Hiring managers, human resources professionals, or business owners will all tell you that finding quality employees is difficult. The current labor market is challenging in ways we haven't encountered before. Nearly 48 million people left their jobs

Excelsior Wellness has applied for building permits for the first phase of the $7.4 million remodel and expansion project at its campus at 3754 W. Indian Trail Road, in North Spokane. The nonprofit organization expects the initial phase of remodeling to

Walton Global, a Scottsdale, Arizona-based real estate asset management group, has acquired a 37-acre envisioned residential development in Spokane County known as Sekani West, says Ed Hadley, executive vice president of real estate for Walton Global.

A 96-unit development consisting of townhomes is proposed at 5216 S. Palouse Highway, in the Moran Prairie neighborhood in south Spokane, according to environmental documents submitted to the city of Spokane. The site is located on about 10 acres of gene