The Journal met recently with Jon Ness, CEO of Kootenai Health, who will retire early next year, to discuss what inspired his career in health care, leadership lessons, and his retirement plans.

Crops planned for 2024 have had a dry start this fall, creating a need for winter and spring precipitation to improve conditions.

Retail sales in Spokane are expected to continue to decelerate in 2024, yet remain buoyed by the economy's strong labor market.

Students who access special education services often are rewarded for effort, but at Project Search, they are rewarded for accuracy and production.

Gestalt Diagnostics LLC has launched an artificial intelligence-assisted algorithm that can be used to aid pathologists in grading and classifying eight types of cancers.

The Journal sat down with Mayor Woodward in her last weeks as mayor to discuss her transition, her four-year tenure, and what the future holds.

The downtown Rite Aid store located at 112 N. Howard, neighboring the Parkade Plaza parking garage, will close permanently on Dec. 6.

Latinos en Spokane, a nonprofit serving the Latino population, has assembled a 75-family cooperative development community that intends to create homeownership—and ideally, generational wealth—for its residents.