Gonzaga briefly regained the lead before Texas received consecutive baskets from Chendall Weaver and Dailyn Swain. Texas closes on a 7-0 run to take a 35-33 lead at halftime. Ike is the first in ...

If the third-seeded Zags (31-3) are to return to the Sweet 16 after a one-year absence, Ike’s matchup with talented Texas center Matas Vokietaitis probably needs to go Gonzaga’s way.

It is easy for Dave Turner to remember the day Otto Zehm was killed by Spokane police. Not only were the men friends in the sixth grade who played video games together, but Zehm died on Turner’s ...

WASHINGTON – In 2021, Democrats in the nation’s capital seized a rare opportunity. The party controlled the “trifecta” of the House, Senate and White House, so they passed a sweeping election-reform ...

Over the years, critics of the Zags have claimed that a weak conference contributed to their consistent collection of tournament bids. Even if true, the success once in the tournament (two title games ...

Otis Orchards resident John Sahr wanted to put a memorial bench dedicated to his friend, Kerry Brown, in the county’s first off-leash dog park. It’s where they became friends and eventually roommates.

It’s true, there are certain Cinderella components to the unlikely run Gonzaga’s next opponent has made over the last four to five days at the NCAA Tournament.

OLYMPIA – A new state law aimed at reducing delays at the state toxicology lab and erasing a backlog of more than 16,000 cases was signed into law by Gov. Bob Ferguson this week.

Stunned by Ole Miss in a similar 5-12 seed game three years ago, Gonzaga started like it was stuck in mud Friday in the NCAA Tournament opener at the University of Minnesota’s Williams Arena.

The “last hope” for the Spokane Valley Performing Arts Center was a $28 million dollar bond that the Spokane Valley City Council declined to pursue during a meeting on Tuesday.

A 74-year-old Cheney man had a "medical emergency" Friday morning and drove into the center median on Interstate 90, 7 miles east of Sprague.

Twenty years ago, action star Chuck Norris filmed a movie in Spokane. A direct-to-video feature late in the legend’s career, 2005’s ‘The Cutter’ was filmed all around Spokane. Norris died Friday at 86 ...