The Spokane Workforce Council's four-year plan will focus on partnering with key growth industries and helping the local workforce acquire the skills and credentials needed to fill those roles. 

Despite a wave of return-to-office directives issued by U.S. employers this year, workforce flexibility remains a leading strategy for many Spokane-area companies as they settle into a new normal in the office.

Demand for addiction treatment and recovery services has reached a critical level at Spokane Falls Recovery Center, prompting a major expansion project at the company's campus in North Spokane.

Spokane and Gonzaga University have been selected as a potential team base camp site for FIFA World Cup 26. 

The Davenport Lusso is undergoing a rebrand, complete with a name change and a multimillion-dollar renovation project.

A mixed bag of optimism and concern encapsulates the 2024 outlook for downtown Spokane’s holiday shopping season.

A long-vacant commercial space adjoining the 11-story Ridpath Club Apartments is being overhauled to fill a void left by another retail establishment that closed in the downtown core in the past year.

Randall Fewel, former president and CEO of Inland Northwest Bank, remains in touch with some of his one-time counterparts in the banking industry, but he’s really enjoying being out of the business

Little Euro opened this month at 1235 S. Grand, in the building formerly occupied by Lindaman’s Gourmet-to-Go bistro.