
Thousands Without Power in South Spokane as Avista Investigates Outages
Over 6,000 Avista customers faced outages Saturday evening in Spokane's South Hill area, affecting Lincoln Heights, Moran Prairie, and Comstock.
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Over 6,000 Avista customers faced outages Saturday evening in Spokane's South Hill area, affecting Lincoln Heights, Moran Prairie, and Comstock.

West Seattle Summer Fest expands its footprint on day two, introducing a new food zone at SW Oregon Street and drawing massive crowds for live events.

Capt. Arthur Dehnz relieves Capt. Ryan Murphy at Base Seattle change-of-command, overseeing critical Pacific Northwest maritime mission support.

Poulsbo prepares for a "Viking Row" at Waterfront Park as Norway faces England in the World Cup quarterfinals this Saturday.

A 75-year-old man remains in critical condition after his vehicle struck a Seattle home, requiring emergency structural shoring by fire crews.

Washington officials weigh four development options for Blake Island as infrastructure fails and visitation drops following the loss of tour services.

Spokane Fire Department and DNR crews stopped a brush fire near North Indian Trail Road on Friday morning. The cause remains under investigation.

A violent assault suspect is in custody following a multi-hour SWAT operation on East Broad Street in Bremerton involving drones and K9 units.

Spokane Police Major Crimes Unit investigates a fatal crash between a motorcycle and a passenger vehicle at Hamilton and Mission.

A federal judge ruled that Washington state inspectors must be allowed inside the Northwest ICE Processing Center despite GEO Group's objections.

Spokane officials and Catholic Charities presented their 311-integrated street outreach model to national experts at the July 2026 conference.

State Representative Tom Jones invites 98th District residents to a constituent meeting at GiGi’s Ice Cream Bar in Bainbridge on July 16.

Kitsap County Democrats nominate Brandon Myers as the top choice for interim sheriff following John Gese's resignation, sparking local debate.

The Patrick Ferro Center for Materials Research at Gonzaga University sets a new standard for academic and industry collaboration in Spokane.

Spokane police respond to a mass shooting in North Spokane that left several people injured and forced residents to shelter in place early Wednesday.

The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors named Dr. Mia Shim, former King County health chief, as the new county health officer effective immediately.

Spokane City Council shifts weekly legislative sessions to Wednesdays starting July 15, 2026, aiming to increase efficiency and public transparency.

The City of Spokane updates its public safety news portal for July 7, 2026, centralizing police and fire department incident reports for residents.

Stylist Rebecca Elser-Furr operates a custom mobile salon in a 2008 Isuzu truck, serving clients in Bremerton and Poulsbo with portable grooming.

Toyota will invest $3.6 billion to move Tacoma pickup manufacturing from Mexico to Texas, creating 2,000 jobs by 2030 amid trade policy shifts.

A new Seattle city study outlines four options for Highway 99 in South Park, including full removal to gain 100 acres of land and improve health.

Spokane crews contained a brush fire at Underhill Park that threatened nearby homes, burning a 4,000-square-foot area on the park's south side.

New coyote sightings in West Seattle's Seaview and Puget Ridge neighborhoods prompt urgent pet safety warnings following a confirmed domestic cat kill.

A 41-year-old man and 39-year-old woman died after their motorcycle struck a barrier on SR-509 in Tacoma. Alcohol was not a factor in the crash.