The COVID-19 pandemic not only disrupted our daily lives, it showed us in stunning clarity the fragility of some of our most valuable and crucial social systems. One of those systems is community behavioral health care, and amid a growing wave of mental

The leadership landscape in Spokane is changing, with a handful of prominent organizations starting formal searches for new presidents and CEOs and the expected increase in retirements in the future.

The U.S. economy is back in business after enduring its sharpest and shortest recession ever. Zero percent interest rates at the Federal Reserve, multiple government stimulus payments, business subsidies, and generous unemployment benefits all helped

Being an adviser since 2006, I've had my fair share of questions regarding 'why invest?” I've undoubtedly shown clients those charts of compounding returns over time with the S&P turning $10k into $20k, and then how, with a little help

Are you shocked every time you go to the store and buy groceries and see how the price of basic items keeps going up week after week? If inflation makes you nervous, you are not alone.

Colville native Kevin Cox, who now lives just above Kettle Falls, says he hopes to debut Purgatory Craft Beer & Whiskey Bar near the latter part of July at 524 W. Main, in the Bennett Block, between Carhartt Inc.'s clothing store and the former

Coeur d'Alene-based Smith+Malek has opened a new Spokane office in the Bank of America Financial Center downtown. The law firm, which focuses on real estate, business, and health care law, along with commercial litigation, now has three offices and 23

The Spokane Parks and Recreation department has selected a Minneapolis-based catering and food-service company to handle the food and beverage operations at city parks.