Washington State University announced Wednesday the launch of a new initiative intended to ensure new students at the Pullman campus are better connected: with each other, faculty, resources on campus ...

Izan Almansa received his eligibility just six days ago but his intuitive play on the court makes it seem like he’s been in a Gonzaga uniform for a few years.

Mark Few would usually zero in on things like field goal percentage, rebounding or turnovers. With NAIA Lewis-Clark State visiting for Wednesday’s exhibition, Gonzaga’s coach was focused on another ...

At least 68 people died when a Spanish high-speed express slammed into a stationary train on Wednesday, with rescuers scouring mangled carriages for more bodies after Spain's second fatal rail crash ...

Looking to expedite his eligibility process, Gonzaga transfer Chauncey Wiggins has withdrawn his name from a 5-in-5 lawsuit in the state of Georgia and may look to get injunctive relief elsewhere, ...

Longtime Whitman County Sheriff Brett Myers died Tuesday of a rare, aggressive neurological disease, according to a statement from Myers’ family that was released by the sheriff’s office. “It is with ...

Matyus McLain might be the happiest guy on Washington State’s team. He smiles everywhere he goes, from the practice field to game settings to press conferences, greeting everyone he sees with a warm ...

Throughout the city, trees shed their leaves, baring their branches, but at Grounded Gardens in north Spokane, lush greenery thrives.

Melissa Moore was a teenager attending Shadle Park High School when her image of her father was shattered when he was arrest on suspicion of being a notorious serial killer." ...

I attended the Oct. 20 county commission meeting where they voted to extend the data center pause until June 2027. Thank you ...

Should owning a phone and a car and using the internet mean organizations know everything about us? The current debate over ...

The lakes, rivers and tributaries of Lake Pend Oreille and Priest Lake are magnificent resources, and many in Idaho consider ...