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NEWS BRIEFS: The Kalispel share buffalo with the Colville Confederated Tribes

Election results 2024: Who won, and which races are too close to call in the Inland Northwest

Need a replacement ballot? Still need to register? Spokane voting centers can help

Washington state has a proud tradition of bipartisan governance, but will today's political climate push it farther to the left?

Here's a roundup of last-minute election news as you prepare to turn in Nov. 5 ballots

ELECTION 2024: Public safety is a top concern for Spokane voters — will they approve more sales tax to fund police, fire and courts?

ELECTION 2024: Incumbent Leslie Duncan faces challenger Roger Rowland in bid for Kootenai County Board of Commissioners seat

ELECTION 2024: Spokane County Measure 1 asks voters to renew a sales tax that helps pay for juvenile detention and jail operations

ELECTION 2024: Democrat Natasha Hill faces Republican Tony Kiepe in the race to replace Rep. Riccelli representing Spokane in the state House

ELECTION 2024: Write-in candidate Jim Wilson challenges Rep. Marcus Riccelli in race for Spokane's 3rd District state Senate seat

ELECTION 2024: Two popular incumbents face optimistic challengers in the race to represent north and west Spokane County in the Legislature

ELECTION 2024: The battle for commissioner of public lands brings opposing views on best forest management

How congressional candidates Michael Baumgartner and Carmela Conroy's service abroad helped shape their approach to foreign policy and politics

Republican incumbent Bob Norris faces three independent opponents in the race for Kootenai County sheriff

The race for Washington's secretary of state is all about reassuring voters that their voice matters

Initiative 2109 asks Washington voters whether they'd like to repeal the capital gains tax that affects the state's richest citizens

The candidates running to be Washington's next governor have sound bites for Spokane — do they also have solutions?

Voters will decide who should lead Washington's Attorney General's Office

Washington voters will decide whether to restrict government agencies from discouraging natural gas with I-2066

As North Idaho College awaits a visit from its accrediting body, six candidates are running for three spots on the Board of Trustees