Mark Rattner

4 days ago | khq.com | Mark Rattner

KOOTENAI COUNTY, Idaho – Members of the Kootenai County Sheriff's Office volunteer search and rescue team recently participated in a unique survival skills exercise. This year's physical testing for the team incorporated an emphasis on teamwork. Volunteers were challenged to build a fire and shelter, with some members completing the task using only one arm while others raced against the clock.

4 days ago | khq.com | Mark Rattner

SPOKANE, Wash. – Catholics across the Inland Northwest gathered to celebrate Easter at Our Lady of Lourdes in downtown Spokane. Hundreds attended the Easter mass, which aimed to inspire visitors to help others, following the example of Christ. This year's Easter was unique as it coincided with the celebrations of both Catholic and Protestant branches of Christianity. The shared timing added a special dimension to the day's events, encouraging unity and reflection within the community.

4 days ago | khq.com | Mark Rattner

SPOKANE, Wash. – Spokane's Latah Valley neighborhood might soon see 500 new homes. The Eagle Bluffs housing subdivision is poised for development near US Highway 195 and Hatch Road, according to the Spokesman Review. The plan, which includes 375 single-family homes and 22 multifamily buildings, totaling 132 housing units, highlights the ongoing need for housing solutions in Spokane while balancing infrastructure challenges.

4 days ago | khq.com | Mark Rattner

SPOKANE, Wash. – Chaos Arcade in Spokane brought Easter celebrations to life with a unique Egg Hunt Battle Royale event this afternoon. The event kicked off with younger children having the first opportunity to fill their egg cartons with plastic eggs. Kids of all ages followed, eagerly hunting for the hidden treasures. Later, adults joined in on the fun, searching for eggs filled with various prizes. Participants had the chance to win candy, game cards, plushies, and even a video game console.

4 days ago | nbcrightnow.com | Mark Rattner

WEST RICHLAND, Wash. – A West Richland police sergeant made a significant impact on a local family’s life during a routine traffic stop for expired registration. After speaking with the female driver, the sergeant learned that she and her three children were homeless, living out of their vehicle. The woman expressed her frustration, saying she couldn’t catch a break, West Richland Police said in a release.