Cory Howard

Spokane

Newscast Anchor and Reporter, Digital at KHQ-TV (Spokane, WA)

Emmy Award-Winning Reporter and Anchor of 4pm show on @KHQLocalNews I A die-hard fan of The Philadelphia Eagles, The Black Crowes, and... Die Hard.

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Dan Kleckner Golf Classic brings veterans together for a unique challenge

1 month ago | khq.com | Cory Howard

SPOKANE, Wash. – The Dan Kleckner Golf Classic offers more than just a round of golf; it provides veterans with a chance to connect and face a distinct challenge. Former NonStop Local anchor Dan Kleckner is behind this event, raising money to support those who have served. The event takes place in August at Downriver Golf Course, and many veterans are invited to play, experiencing a day filled with camaraderie and gratitude.
A Memorial Among the Mulligans: Liberty Lake Man Honors the Fallen on Golf Course

1 month ago | khq.com | Cory Howard

As you move from the 8th green to the 9th tee of the Liberty Lake Golf Course this weekend, you're going to be reminded of the meaning behind Memorial Day by the 139 or so crosses sitting next to the cart path in Richard Shutts backyard. "If they wore the uniform and served this country, they deserve to be honored," Shutts says sitting in his camping chair in the middle of the memorial.
Fun Game Friday on May 23, 2025

1 month ago | khq.com | Cory Howard

You are the owner of this html. You have permission to edit this html. Enjoy this Fun Game Friday: Golf Edition!
Disney Cory!

1 month ago | khq.com | Cory Howard

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Uncertainty lingers as Canadians look to stay local this tourism season

1 month ago | khq.com | Cory Howard

It's early April in Athol, and the sounds of predatory birds echo through Silverwood Theme Park as employees of the park work to get it ready for opening day. There are no actually predatory birds making the ruckus, though. It's being piped in through the park's speakers in an effort to keep little birds called starlings away.
'Why would I quit?' Bloomsday perennial battling cancer prepares for 49th race

2 months ago | khq.com | Cory Howard

For the past 48 Bloomsdays, Jack Tenold has managed to get himself to the starting line for every single one. "I saw that and thought, 'Well, I can do that.'" Jack says sitting on a bench in Riverfront Park remembering his first Bloomsday race. "So I 'trained.' I didn't know what training was." He's only come close to missing the race twice. "One time I just decided I wasn't going to it, but Tana talked me into it. Had to pay a late fee and everything," Jack says of his wife saving his streak.
WA Treasurer Pellicciotti discusses economy, budget challenges for local residents

2 months ago | khq.com | Cory Howard

OLYMPIA, Wash. – Washington State Treasurer Mike Pellicciotti shared insights on the state’s financial landscape, emphasizing both strengths and challenges. Pellicciotti noted the importance of maintaining the state’s Moody’s AAA credit rating. "I'm really proud of the fact we have a Moody's AAA credit rating, which is the top credit rating you can have," he said. This rating impacts everyday lives by allowing the state to finance infrastructure projects, such as bridges and roads, more efficiently.
'We're hoping to make the city of Spokane proud': ParaSport Spokane Prepares for National Championship Tournament

2 months ago | khq.com | Cory Howard

The NCAA Tournament has officially wrapped up, but Spokane still has basketball on the brain as ParaSport Spokane gets set to compete in the National Wheelchair Basketball Association's National Championship tournament in Richmond, Virginia this week. "I believe this is our 5th year in a row making it to nationals," ParaSport veteran and Eastern Washington University Wheelchair Basketball Coach David Evjen says as the team practices in their Otis Orchards facility.
Robin Returns to Terrorize North Spokane Family... But Why?

Mar 26, 2025 | khq.com | Cory Howard

SPOKANE, Wash. – The signs of spring are everywhere in Spokane. The sun is shining—finally. The river is roaring, accompanied by the sounds of construction projects. And the birds? Well, they’re looking for love—some more aggressively than others. Last year, a family in Colbert captured video of a robin repeatedly attacking their front window—morning, noon, and night. Relentlessly. It even went after their Ring camera. The assault went on for days. Like clockwork, the robin has returned.
Fun Game Friday for February 28, 2025

Feb 28, 2025 | khq.com | Cory Howard

You are the owner of this html. You have permission to edit this html. FEATURED Enjoy some Mardi Gras trivia ahead of Fat Tuesday on March 4, 2025!

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Cory Howard @CoryHowardTV

1 May 25

RT @MLB: The @Mariners have won 15 of their last 20. They own the best record in MLB since April 7th. https://t.co/cHtXUqu23h

Cory Howard @CoryHowardTV

23 Apr 25

RT @spokanechiefs: Next stop: Western Conference Championship 🚂 #GoChiefsGo | #WHLPlayoffs | #FeedingTheFuture https://t.co/n2tr3xa3nF

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2 Apr 25

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Paul Mancano @PaulMancano

In 1993, Ken Griffey Jr. hit a Home Run Derby ball off the warehouse at Camden Yards, becoming the first and only player to do so. Why has no one done it since? I spoke with 3 physicists, @mike_petriello, @sigmejdal and #Orioles OF Heston Kjerstad to try to get an answer 🧵 https://t.co/s1Xj4t2VpI