Spokane has been pounded with 20-35" of snow (depending where you live) in the last 2 days. Kudos…read moreto KREM for great weather coverage! Granted, do we really need 8 hours of continuous coverage? Either way, they've got every last reporter out on the streets with a smile on their faces. Special "good job" to Sten Walstrom who went on at 4am yesterday, took a short nap after the Noon show and was back out there at 3pm through the evening broadcasts. And could anyone be more chipper than Laura Papetti in all this snow? I mean she is from Alaska, but good golly she is happy! It may be 10 degrees outside, but KREM warms my heart!

KREM fired their meteorologist because he mentioned global warming. Trump's influence over our…read morelocal broadcaster is disheartening. Jeremy is a really good meteorologist. He deserves a better employer. This means the news is also influenced. I no longer get any of my news or weather from KREM. Also, this app doesn't even have search capabilities.

Destiny Richards is a fantastic woman/journalist. I want to congratulate KXLY for snagging her…read morebefore any other news station. She's just refreshing and a real pleasure to watch. Just what the station needed!!!! My best regards, Trish Bell. & Trinna Lane (Mother and daughter)

I like both their morning and evening news programs. I like the personalities alot. Too bad I…read morecannot say the same for their radio programs, esp. Mike Fitzsimmons, and they have another new one in the am who is too conservative. Not sure if he replaced Dennis Miller or not but I really get tired of the liberal/progressive bashing in this town. I know, Spokane IS conservative. Maybe too much so.:( .

this is specifically for the coverage of Bloomsday. It seriously can't be worse. It is so…read moreamateurish. There are multiple dead space moments, we're seeing coverage through someone's digital camera, they have names all screwed up about elite wheelchair racers and runners. It is the worst coverage in the world, and you would think that a race of this caliber would deserve something better than an amateurish approach. Do your homework, folks. Learn the names, get someone who actually knows a little bit about running to help you with your coverage, get people operating the cameras not to show us the blue sky, but focus on the runners themselves. It honestly feels like a bunch of people got drunk the night before and are now covering an event the next morning all hung over. It's truly unbelievable.

Great station and I love the app! Lately I've enjoyed learning more about the journalists when they…read morejump in on the Dave and Molly show. Also, a huge win for KHQ to have gotten Molly and Dave (plus Ken) and continue to contribute to our community. A win-win-win for everyone!

I have only very recently become a member, after having been an ardent non-financial supporter for…read moremany years. There are so many shows that I enjoy that my list could go on and on. Currently I'm fascinated by Victoria and glad that Mercy Street is back, despite the grit. This summer I loved the Corfu story, and would like to read the book sometime. My friend and I enjoy Call the Midwife, and she ended up going to the library to read those books. I also enjoy the nature shows, ancestry shows, American Masters and Kennedy Centre Honors. I'm not big on news shows or classical music but that's okay. What made me decide to become a member are two things. One, my financial situation has improved. I must tell you that I've always been grateful for all those people listed who make these shows possible - I say that most sincerely. The second thing is that I discovered that I can watch A Chef's Life online - I was so thrilled and grateful, as I missed a couple seasons :) Keep up the good work!

From the owner: KSPS-TV is the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) public television station headquartered in…read moreSpokane, Washington. We reach more than 2.3-million households in eastern Washington, northern Idaho, Alberta, and beyond. Viewers hail from Calgary, Edmonton, Coeur d'Alene, Kalispell, Wenatchee, Moscow, and hundreds of cities and towns across one of the largest Nielsen Designated Market Areas in the nation. KSPS is licensed to Friends of KSPS, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in the state of Washington. Our mission is to provide on-air, online, and multimedia programs that entertain, engage, and educate to enrich all the communities we serve. KSPS is the region's source of top quality PBS programs, including Masterpiece, Victoria, Great Performances, NOVA, Nature, Frontline, Sesame Street, Antiques Roadshow, Arthur, Sherlock, Mercy Street, POV, Curious George, American Experience, Wild Kratts, and PBS NewsHour. Thousands of KSPS viewers remember past favorites like Downton Abbey, The Magi

Let's face it. Radio sucks bigtime in Spokane! The only decent stations in town are the NPR station…read moreand this one. KYRS is the community run radio station here in town. They do a good job being the local counterweight to the endless right-wing drivel from Rush, Bill O, and the horrible music that seems to be off of the same playlist from 2003 including the endless Nickelback songs! KYRS is very eclectic as it is informative. My favorite shows are Democracy Now! and Sonic Trash. The Edge is also a good show too. So if you are ever in the Lilac City and you are struggling to find a halfway decent station, look no further than 92.3 or 88.1 on your FM dial. It's as great as it gets!

You never know what you are going to get on 92.3 but it is guaranteed to be interesting, unique,…read moreand locally curated. KYRS organizes concerts as well. I really hope that this station continues to grow and encourage local music and community dialogue in Spokane.

The only reason i gave them one star is I couldn't write a review with out it. My husband is a 90…read moreyear old disabled Korean veteran and has taken their paper for over 30 years. He doesn't always agree with what they write but does like reading his paper. If there were another paper he would be reading it. This is one of the little pleasures he still has in life. He is losing his eye sight so it would be nice if they would delivery it when they should. We only get the paper four days a week and this week they missed three of the four days. When you call about the paper they end up delivering it after the fact a few days later and still want to charge you for a three or four day old paper. Cowels family got rich off this paper but no longer care if you get your paper or not. I think the Cowels family should read some of the reviews about their paper and see just how bad their paper is. BV

I've had a terrible experience with this paper. It is an important part of my routine to read the…read morepaper, and this was disrupted as the carrier frequently missed delivery days, and it took months of complaints to finally receive the paper that I had paid for that entire time. The "district manager" will never return your call. I finally cancelled my subscription when the carrier broke the front window of my home and just drove off even though "she said her hand slipped and she thought she might've broken something." Again, customer service was sluggish and poor, but the window ultimately got fixed with insistence from my husband. Boo to you, spokesman review, service matters and print is dead. Probably should make some efforts before you lose more customers.

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We recently moved to the area and needed a lot of launching our company website. We interviewed a…read morefew different agencies but eventually chose Enleaf. So far, what we have received has been fantastic. Enleaf helped us build our business site and started an SEO and PPC campaign that helped us generate many new leads.

I love the Fall Folk Festival!…read more This place is always hopping and there's such an abundance of local talent in music and the arts. The energy is contagious. I personally like to take in as much live music as possible. They bring in artists representing a diversity of world styles, but naturally with an emphasis on folk traditions. The Laird Auditorium is a solid venue with strong acoustics. Food and drink... *shrug* IMHO there's room for improvement here. I've typically just seen "bake sale" kind of stuff with bottled soda, rice krispie squares, muffins and the like. Maybe I'm just not looking hard enough since I don't come for the food. Cost of admission is low. On the order of $5 or so.