I wake up every morning with the news. I Love this channel for local morning news. It's really…read moresad that Jason valentine is on at nights now. Really miss him. He is a really professional news anchor. Really miss Crystal Costa too, she was awesome. I'm glad Emily is gone, what an unprofessional news anchor. I saw her one day shopping at Walmart and I thought I would compliment her, and I did not get anything from her. She acted like she was "Barbara Walters" or something.

It was bad enough when they were going to broadcast Spokane's news, but now they've apparently…read moredecided to just not HAVE news. Over the last couple weeks, it seems to be a crapshoot whether it'll be the Spokane broadcast, an infomercial, or just Nightline a half hour early. Until someone makes a decision, I'll be on another channel...

All you need to know is what these Yelp reviews make so painfully obvious. 68 reviews and 52 (now…read more53...) of them are 1 STAR. I've been with them for over 30 yrs and if you don't "bundle" they will screw you as badly as they can. NO MAS! I've had it with these vultures... Now that we have Ziply, AT&T 5G and Starlink these clowns at Spectrum think they can still gouge you... I talked with their "Customer Service" and asked them if they could lower my bill to be at least somewhat competitive. They said they could drop it $5/month. Tried this a number of times in the past and they would drop it $5 but it would go back up in just a couple of months. So disingenuous!... I asked them as a customer for over 30 yrs. if they could help me out. Her response was "being a long standing customer has no impact on what we charge"... then she quickly rephrased it to "it isn't like we don't care about a long term customer... this is just our rate structure" regardless of how long you've been a customer. Now, I have a choice between AT&T (for a 350 Mb stream) or Starlink for about $65 for a somewhat faster one, or wait for Ziply to come to my neighborhood for about $30/month for a gigabit stream. I don't know who runs Spectrum, but whoever it is, has clearly given up on the pedestrian person's support. So... I am almost giddy about finally being able to tell Spectrum to take their service and stick it where the proverbial sun doesn't shine. You've lost a customer for life.

Update for internet services. Spectrum iNET (formerly…read moreCharter Comm) One thing I often fail to do is update old reviews and note improvement etc. That's not very fair for the businesses. Changes are good in the last 2 years. Pros: + Moved from 80% up time to 99% up time and I only reboot for refresh not out of necessity. + Phone customer service is quick compared to a few years ago and through the "plandemic". + I have the highest contracted speed for my home area and it's plenty fast for all my needs. We are a heavy bandwidth household. Cons: - If you're not intermediate tech savvy, they're scripted solutions for problems can cost you unnecessary time and money. - Buy and use your own equipment! Always split the modem from the router and own both. Their combo free lease equipment solutions are not best. - Cost is high compared to some red state markets but low compared to the gouging in places like Cali.

We have watched our local weather and news station since moving here in 2004. The meteorologist is…read moregreat but the news man can't read. Plus his left arm goes out to the side like he's staging himself before he starts reading. Then he stymbles over his words constantly. We can't watch him. Probably a nice man but... You have had some excellent news reporters but this man is not. Sorry, we watch the weather and turn it off. This is our first review on anything ever. Thank you for your help.

I tried to watch it but in the morning but they just show the same stuff every 7 minute didn't…read morereally talk about anything it got very boring really quickly

This is where the Tri-Cities can claim to have culture (NPR always comes to the resue!). Sure,…read moresure it's piped in from miles away (the "nearby" palouse-laden land known as Pullman), but hey, we get a nice strong signal of NPR right here in the boonies known as the Tri-Cities! ;) We get two options to choose from: 89.1: NPR & Classical/Jazz 89.7: NPR & News I personally go for the latter. Yeah, Classical is alright, but I personally like listening to the talk of NPR. Sometimes I wonder how NPR can survive here in the Tri-Cities. I find it hard to believe that those vehicles with "W '04" or "Palin 2012" would be listening to NPR, but who knows! NWPR's been surviving for as long as I've been here--so there's Hope.

I have had nothing but great experiences at this store. OF COURSE there may be a wait. Make a…read morereservation on line. Best wifi and most reliable and speedy. Getting ready to upgrade my old phone and looking forward to their great service! I normally take them a dozen Spudnuts just to say thanks

Store has 2 of 3 employees working out of 5 stations. Wait times are ridiculously long. Internet…read moreands mobile plans are predatory.