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It was about 5:30 p.m. on a Friday in Riverfront Park. A food truck served diners on the orange bridge over the Spokane River. People cruised by on bikes and scooters. The cowboy boots and denim crowd ...

Redshirt senior Keith Brown is expected to miss the entire season with an injury, according to a source familiar with the ...

An investigation has been ordered into Washington’s Fish and Wildlife Commission and now environmentalists want the Department of Fish and Wildlife’s director gone.

That disconnect inspired “Field to Feast,” a new film project by Jed Conklin, a former Spokesman-Review photographer and avid hunter. A pilot episode for the project launched online Thursday on the ...

The Central Valley School Board voted Thursday to join a lawsuit challenging a state policy that allows transgender girls to ...

Things President Donald Trump talked about publicly this week: Sylvester Stallone’s body, the $200 million ballroom he wants to build at the White House, receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame ...

During that time, the average price per item sold has doubled. The strategy is paying off as wealthier consumers retreat from traditional luxury brands and middle-income shoppers become choosier about ...

As the sunset enveloped Kabul on a recent summer evening, two neighbors blurted out insults at each other over access to a rapidly vanishing resource: water.

In the search for signs of life on what seemed like a promising little exoplanet, astronomers’ hopes have dimmed.

A landmark meeting between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska concluded with no ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin stood at a lectern Friday with the seal of the U.S. presidency – a surreal sight – and said ...