Ignite Northwest will focus its resources on incubating new businesses and decrease the number of annual it events the business accelerator hosts. 

Cafe Buenos Aires LLC is expected to open this week at 1924 W. Pacific, in the former Browne’s Bistro space.

Greg Repetti is retiring from a 42-year career in health care. The Journal recently sat down with him to discuss his career and what advice he has for the next person to take his seat. 

The city of Spokane has issued permits for two major projects on Regal Street on Spokane's South Hill that together are valued over $50 million.

Cowles Co. subsidiaries hope to turn two negatives into a positive in the heart of downtown Spokane. 

Distillers and brewers in Spokane stepped into the ready-to-drink market before it became a trend, helping them innovate and stay afloat within the beverage industry. 

Mode, a new community campus in Liberty Lake is taking shape on the former grounds of the Meadowwood Technology Campus. 

After months of speculation, Gonzaga University has accepted an invitation to join the Pac-12 athletic conference. 

The University District Public Development Authority is calling for qualified proposals for an envisioned revitalization of the 400 block of East Sprague Avenue at the South Landing of the Gateway Bridge, east of downtown Spokane.

The Scott Morris Center is getting a new tenant, Swinerton Builders, which will implement and showcase newly developed integrated ceiling systems created by Overcast Innovations and Armstrong World Industries.