U.S. community bank sales to credit unions have reached a record high of 19 acquisitions announced nationwide from Jan. 1 to Oct. 25, but the trend is of concern to some bankers who are calling on more federal oversight of the transactions.

Trek Architecture is investing heavily Spokane's Sprague Union District with a new office project and more developments in the works in the East Spokane neighborhood.

Steel Structures America owners Shawn and Justin Sternberg now have five complementary stand-alone companies based in Post Falls.

Brew Peddler is now serving its craft coffee creations from a storefront in the Manito Shopping Center, at 802 E. 29th.

A North Idaho development company is preparing to overhaul a portion of the Post Falls central district with a mixed-use project at the southwest corner of Spokane Street and Fourth Avenue, in Post Falls.

Pleasantries LLC has opened this month in the Garland District, where owner Danielle Amstrup is curating more than home decor and lifestyle products, but also an unconventional way to support nonprofits in the new retail space.

Public perception of Spokane County's quality of life is overwhelmingly unfavorable, a new survey indicates.

Spokane dermatologist Dr. William Philip Werschler and his businesses have been accused of using $1.5 million in COVID-19 relief funds to purchase sports cars, buy real estate, and pay off personal debt. 

AMI Metals Inc., a global aerospace materials company, has proposed a new manufacturing and distribution warehouse in Spokane Valley valued at $8 million.

Blue Zone Marketing has partnered with the Zags Collective to become the marketing agency businesses can turn to when looking to partner with a college-athletes for an endorsement deal.