A Spokane photo camp taught more than just photography skills. It taught local youth what it means to tell their stories.

Fans of the 2000s pop-culture phenomena are using online communities to fundraise for the tribe that says they never saw a cent after having their likeness used.

The two-day Spokane Strong Music Fest will feature 50 artists and funnel proceeds to disaster relief.

“Preserving these stories is about more than remembering the past; it's about inspiring the future.”

When faced with addressing public safety issues in several South End neighborhoods, Councilmember Eddie Lin sought to find a solution. Its proposed cost: $500,0

Out of a dozen Native candidates on the ballot for the primary election on Aug. 4 in Washington, eight candidates won and will advance to the November election.

The study from the Seattle-based Urban Indian Health Institute shows impacts of the White House scrapping funds for domestic violence, sexual assault and MMIP services.

"Words can empower the people and topple the powerful. So the powerful try to silence those words."

As wildfires burn through Native nations in Oregon and Washington, communities across both states have banded together to set up sites to donate and support families impacted by the fires.

An evolving resource directory for people affected by the disaster and people who want to lend a hand.

Tribal police in Washington hire officers fired elsewhere at a rate four times higher than their share of the workforce

Lewis County Autism Coalition and its new facility are a beacon of hope, offering sensory-friendly environments, professional guidance and a community-led approach to disability equity.

In small towns across the West, residents are paying hundreds of dollars for a service that others get for free. They say the U.S. Postal Service has ignored their pleas for help.

We recognize the urgency of today, and we understand that the journey toward equity and racial justice requires sustained time and energy. We believe the

Inatai Foundation Announces $2 Million Safety & Resilience Fund to support Washington communities.

Federal authorities on Tuesday threatened to prosecute Washington state election officials if noncitizens vote in federal elections.

The guilty verdicts against Jac Archer, Justice Forral, and Bajun Mavalwalla II should concern anyone who values the First Amendment, community organizing, and the right to stand up against injustice.

The fifth annual gathering follows a traditional lamprey harvest at Willamette Falls, where thousands of lamprey used to pass each year.

‘First Stories of the Salish Sea,’ a collaboration with Taproot Travel Co. and FRS Clipper, took its inaugural voyage on June 16, offering the first Indigenous-led whale watching tour in Elliot Bay of...

A recent $25 million gift to the University of Washington School of Medicine Student Education Program will create the Franke Medical Student Scholars Program to provide scholarships, recruitment, and...

On May 28, a federal jury found three nonviolent protesters in Spokane guilty of conspiracy for protesting deportations by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The Spokane Three—Bajun Mavalwalla II, J...