In 2007, Jessica Kovac headed out on a mission to feed the homeless.  

President Donald Trump’s recent executive order aimed at stopping federal funding for NPR and PBS could have significant impacts on local stations across the U.S., including Spokane Public Radio.

At Next Chapter: Home & Leadership Development, newly housed people can shop for furniture and home goods at no cost and enroll in leadership development courses. 

Brennen Chasse, founder of Spokane-based architecture company Studio Ascent, says there’s currently a push for high-end design residential properties.

What began as a small group of marketing professionals from a handful of companies has evolved into a 100-member nonprofit that serves the architecture, engineering, and construction industries.

If you ask former Inland Imaging CEO Steve Duvoisin how he got his start with the company in 1984, he will give you a humble answer.

Michael Terrell Landscape Architecture, a newly registered veteran-owned business, has spent decades balancing a career in the U.S. Navy and planning some of the most recognizable parks and neighborhoods in the Inland Northwest. 

Cheney Public Schools is making progress on the development of a new $36 million elementary school that will increase student capacity and provide much-needed public gathering spaces on the West Plains. 

The Washington state Department of Transportation is planning a $1.4 million interior remodel of its traffic management center. 

The second phase of construction is underway at Greenacres Park, in Spokane Valley, and is expected to be completed by mid-to-late summer.