Latah News

The body of a Colton H.S. science teacher was found by search teams Monday morning in the Snake River breaks west of Colton.

Paul Sifford was the driving force for Rockforda s Rock Creek enhancement project.

Talk of developing a trolley or streetcar system in downtown Spokane is being re-energized this month.

A walker sets out Tuesday from the newly finished trailhead at the foot of Sunset Hill just off Government Way, which gives access to the Fish Lake trail.

A Tekoa High School student who was one day shy of his 18th birthday was killed late Tuesday night in a crash north of Latah in south Spokane County.

Edward A. Lewis and Tammy M. Crum, both of Colbert. Michael L. Mickelson and Kathryn E. Horn, both of Spokane.

Washington state's pioneering Gordon Brothers are back after some years of struggle, now offering some good wines entirely from estate vineyards.

A sudden shift in the weather is forcing some of Washington's most prominent wine producers to harvest crops sooner than expected.

The Latah Valley Presbyterian Church will have a grand opening welcome service in the Latah Valley next Sunday.

Al Fisher understands the importance of community participation in the context of public safety.

Despite the heat, firefighters were busy extinguishing various wildfires across the region on Sunday.

Fire crews contained a small wildfire burning near Highway 195 and Meadowlane Road in south Spokane County.

The deadly intersection of U.S. Highway 195 and Cheney-Spokane Road is getting the temporary fix that neighbors have been seeking.

The National Weather Service has issued severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 2 a.m. Monday for the following areas, in Idaho this watch includes 6 counties: Nez Perce, Benewah, Bonner, Boundary, Kootenai and Latah.

Two decades after the ground was broken on Spokanea TMs most popular bike and pedestrian pathway, several stretches of the 37-mile Centennial Trail remain incomplete.

While some political races in the city of Spokane are pretty crowded, other positions around the county are not.

The Kootenai Humane Society in Hayden reported Wednesday that someone stole $71 from the nonprofit organization's cash register.