Coverage of lifestyle in Spokane focuses on culture, family, home life, hobbies and daily habits. It reports on the ways that individuals and households navigate choices that shape their everyday routines.
Trails between Aubrey L. White Parkway and the Spokane River are open again more than three months after complex fires damaged the park.
Live Poll
Is now a good time for you to return to local parks after wildfires?
Live Poll
Do you believe high schools should integrate childcare programs to provide career training for students?
Young children toured classrooms at the Spokane campus during a Halloween event facilitated by student mentors.
Live Poll
Do you believe local cultural celebrations are essential for strengthening community cohesion in your area?
The community gathered at Riverfront Park to honor elders and advocate for recovery and wellness.
The city's 27 by 2027 plan would connect libraries, parks, and schools through a network of dedicated routes.
Gonzaga University's iZag Radio is now a paid student organization under the Student Media umbrella this fall semester.
Live Poll
Do you trust your local government to spend voter-approved funds wisely?
Crews are installing a new irrigation system at the south Spokane park, which uses the most water per acre of any city park.
Reporting here centers on shifting social trends, family dynamics, housing and residential choices, and the hobbies that define leisure time. It reaches across the city and the communities around it to identify how daily life is changing. Economic pressures often dictate shifts in spending and domestic routines, altering how people engage with the city. Generational differences in how households prioritize time and resources remain the most common driver of change in the local landscape.
