The Journal of Business hosted Lars Gilberts, Numerica Credit Union's vice president of equity and community engagement, for its most recent Elevating The Conversation podcast.

Prominent commercial real estate broker Dick Edwards, who died Feb. 11, is being remembered as the driving force behind economic growth on the West Plains.

Larry Krauter, former CEO of Spokane Airports, has departed to lead the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. The Journal caught up with Krauter on his last day as Spokane Airports CEO to discuss his tenure, career path, and why he chose to leave.

Two years after seceding from the regional tourism promotion allegiance, Spokane Valley sees a growing interest in the city, and a future in sports travel. 

A record number of kidney transplants were performed last year at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center, and the medical team expects to exceed that number this year.

Litehouse Health Inc. recently landed a contract with Advocate Health, one of the nation’s largest nonprofit health care systems.

Premera Blue Cross's program to help members experiencing mental health distress gain access to providers has shown success in the first two years since launching. 

Bob Adolfson, owner of Glover Mansion Events LLC, says he’s shifting the name of the event venue and catering concern and plans to grow business after recently selling the company’s namesake historic Glover Mansion

The Symons Block Hotel is accepting bookings following a $5 million multiyear renovation of the historic Symons Block Building.

The demands of military life make it hard for military spouses to find career stability, but HB 1114 offers a lifeline and military spouse job opportunities.