A wanted felon surrendered Tuesday after a four-hour standoff at a Spokane Valley apartment complex, according to the Spokane County Sheriff's Office.

Customers contacted KREM 2 after they say Firestone denied liability and payment for cars damaged in a July fire.

Corporal Mark Gregory of the Spokane County Sheriff's Office (SCSO) reported that the suspect has been taken into custody following the SWAT standoff near South Park Road.

SWAT and the Spokane Valley Police Department are at a home in east Spokane looking for a wanted suspect. Law enforcement responded to S. Park Road and E. 4th Av ...

Misty Kleyhauer, 51, made her first court appearance following a high-speed chase through Spokane Valley that ended in a ...

If Spokane doesn’t bring its Waste-to-Energy facility, which generates electricity by burning trash, into compliance, the CCA could cost taxpayers an estimated $8 million annually through higher rates ...

Entrenched in a lawsuit against one of its own, the Spokane Valley City Council plans to subpoena a sitting elected ...

A fire burned through the roof of a concessions stand inside the Avista Stadium in Spokane Valley on Friday, the Spokane ...

Feeling the squeeze, Spokane Valley may ask the state to allow cities to impose a local sales tax on cannabis, which would ...

The fire department also said no one was inside the building when the fire broke out and the building did not have fire ...

Roundup of Friday's high school football action from the Greater Spokane League and across Eastern Washington. Mt. Spokane rushed for over 200 yards. The Wildcats' quarterback threw only two ...