Tue., Dec. 3, 2019

Waikiki Spring trails receives a face lift

Trails in the Waikiki Spings area got new signage in late October.

Thu., Nov. 14, 2019

Mt. Spokane’s offensive line clears way to state 3A playoffs

Through the first two games of the season the Wildcats had run, well, wild. Senior do-everything-back Kannon Katzer had run for 471 yards and scored nine touchdowns.

Fri., Nov. 8, 2019

Glacier Conservancy raises funds for lynx research, education

In Glacier National Park, little camouflaged cameras are hidden throughout the trails, not to see hiker’s antics but to capture the elusive lynx.

UPDATED: Fri., Sept. 20, 2019

$5M gift gets EWU off to a strong start in Roos Field renovation plan

The largest individual donation in Eastern Washington University history has given an early boost to the university’s ambitious plan to raise $25 million for renovations of Roos Field.

Wed., Aug. 14, 2019

Mountain biking trails on Mica Peak taking shape; Beacon Hill remains threatened by development

It’s hot. My lungs are burning. And everything I thought I knew about fitness is expiring on the waves of ragged breath.

UPDATED: Sat., July 13, 2019

Two Eastern Washington football players seriously injured in downtown shooting

Two Eastern Washington football players were shot early Saturday in downtown Spokane’s central bar district, at the intersection of West Main Avenue and North Division Street.

Thu., July 11, 2019

Spokane man tallies 146 bird species in Pend Oreille County in a big birding day for the books

By the time midnight rolled around June 26, Michael Woodruff was out of bed and in the woods listening intently in the morning darkness.

UPDATED: Tue., July 2, 2019

Spokane Indians, local sports community remember beloved Albertsons employee Andrew Vathis

The Spokane Indians honored longtime Albertsons employee and Special Olympian Andrew Vathis, who died in January, by having 30 members of his Special Olympics team, the Wolfpack, and 80 other …

UPDATED: Thu., June 27, 2019

Former Gonzaga basketball standouts at Legends event recall rabid Bulldogs fans

Steven Gray was one of four former Zags participating in Gonzaga Legends, a panel part of The Spokesman-Review’s Northwest Passages Book Club series.

Mon., June 24, 2019

Spokane competitor Sandy Zimmerman completes American Ninja Warrior obstacle course

Spokane’s Sandy Zimmerman is the first mother to ever complete an American Ninja Warrior obstacle course.

UPDATED: Mon., June 24, 2019

Eli Francovich: Seeing the west through the eyes of a Dutchman

In late May, Dutchman Freek Borlee visited me for three weeks. During that time I saw the landscape through his eyes and found myself falling back in love with the …

Thu., June 20, 2019

The Women’s World Cup final 20 years ago changed American sports

About 40 million Americans watched the final match of the 1999 Women’s World Cup, and they’ll struggle to recall the score or the opponent.

Mon., June 3, 2019

Spokane’s Alex Prugh qualifies for U.S. Open; Clarkston’s Joel Dahmen falls just short

Spokane’s Alex Prugh is returning to the U.S. Open for the first time since 2007, when he competed as an amateur.

Sun., May 26, 2019

Gene Warnick: A newcomer’s guide to public golf courses in Spokane County

Last year was my first full golf season in Spokane. The only course I had played previously was Indian Canyon, and that was in the previous millennium.

Sun., May 26, 2019

2019 course guide for Spokane-area golf courses

UPDATED: Fri., May 24, 2019

Third Ferris coach in four years accused of inappropriate interactions with a student

The Ferris High School wrestling coach resigned earlier this month after an investigation was launched into whether he had inappropriate interactions with a female student. The incident marks the third …

UPDATED: Fri., April 26, 2019

Former track athlete’s 1968 Mead High School record in girls high jump is reinstated

Had Becky Nelson been born just a decade later, we just might be celebrating her as an Olympic athlete.

UPDATED: Tue., April 16, 2019

Donny Daniels leaving Gonzaga, dialing back after four decades in coaching

Assistant Donny Daniels is leaving Gonzaga, but he’s not quite ready to completely call it quits after four decades in the coaching profession. He’s expected to join Utah’s staff as …

Sun., April 7, 2019

NCAA diving champion Colin Zeng continues quest to compete in Olympics

Last weekend, for an unprecedented second year in a row, Colin Zeng was named NCAA Diver of the Year at the 2019 NCAA swimming and diving championships in Austin, Texas.

UPDATED: Tue., March 26, 2019

Going to see the Zags in Orange County? Here’s your Disneyland to-do list.

Gonzaga’s sweet road trip to Anaheim for the NCAA Tournament means a whole bunch of folks from Spokane just got unexpected travel plans to the land of the Real Housewives, …

UPDATED: Tue., March 26, 2019

Your guide to Orange County: More than amusement parks

Awesome eats at Anaheim Packing District It’s a throwback to when oranges actually ruled Orange County.

UPDATED: Sun., March 17, 2019

Adam Morrison: With this Gonzaga team, you realize something bigger is at play

The magnitude of the moment is what matters the most. Yes, the games absolutely matter, but I’m talking about something different, something more meaningful. As this Gonzaga team begins its …

Thu., Feb. 28, 2019

Urban skiers hit Spokane’s in-city slopes

While the continued snow might bother some, it’s cause for celebration among many Spokane skiers looking for an easy line.

UPDATED: Thu., Jan. 31, 2019

Junior Bloomsday returns to Spokane

Children too young or inexperienced to participate in the annual Bloomsday race in Spokane can again participate in the smaller Junior Bloomsday run, which will resume after a two-decade hiatus.

UPDATED: Thu., Jan. 24, 2019

Gonzaga commitments Anton Watson, Drew Timme not selected for McDonald’s All-American rosters

Gonzaga Prep’s Anton Watson and Texas post Drew Timme, key members of Gonzaga’s 2019 recruiting class, weren’t selected for the McDonald’s All-American game.

UPDATED: Sat., Jan. 12, 2019

EWU Eagles fans rally downtown to celebrate national championship run

In celebration of Eastern Washington University’s most successful football season since 2010, fans cheered and congratulated players at a rally in the atrium of River Park Square Saturday.

Tue., Nov. 6, 2018

Gonzaga basketball legends share stories behind great teams

A year before he became a Gonzaga basketball player, Matt Santangelo found himself in a rather uncomfortable spot: On the back of a horse. On his recruiting visit.

UPDATED: Wed., Sept. 19, 2018

Shawn Vestal: Legendary WSU quarterback Jack Thompson’s alleged comments in Jason Gesser case fit a pattern of cover-up

In the pages and pages of records surrounding the Jason Gesser case, Jack Thompson’s comment was not the most significant, perhaps, nor is he the person most responsible for taking …

UPDATED: Tue., Sept. 18, 2018

Jason Gesser resigns from WSU as new allegations of sexual misconduct surface

The resignation Tuesday of WSU assistant athletic director Jason Gesser blunted the career of a former standout Cougar quarterback who returned home to raise money for his alma mater. But …