Spokane Public Radio

Spokane middle school students learn about the law

Eighth graders from Spokane Public Schools visited the courthouse to see where trials were held and hear from the people who ...
The Spokesman-Review

This day in history: ‘Quiet ever’ rock concert proves concertgoers can respect convention center space; KHQ radio makes move from Seattle to Spokane

From 1975: The Spokane police riot bus was parked in front of the Spokane Convention Center to handle the unruly crowds at the Supertramp concert. Yet there were no unruly crowds. This concert was ...
KHQ

Radio silence honors Spokane police lieutenant's service

SPOKANE, Wash. – A moment of radio silence was observed at noon on Saturday to honor Lieutenant Jon Anderson, who lost his life in the line of duty six years ago. Anderson began his career with the ...
KHQ

Spokane Radio Host, Ken Hopkins, and Wife, Talk about Paralyzing Spinal Cord Injury

In this episode, Leslie sits down with Spokane radio legend, Ken Hopkins, and his wife, Trish Hopkins as they talk about the day of Ken's paralyzing bicycle accident, and how he lives his life with a ...
The Spokesman-Review

Spokane radio host hopes Stevens County will lead in assembling a committee to review the U.S. Constitution

Drafted bylaws for the committee state that one of its first tasks would be to decide which version of the Constitution is legitimate. “What the federal government uses called The Annotated ...