Timelines!

A timeline of the Camp Hope homeless camp in east Spokane.

A timeline of the events surrounding the deaths of University of Idaho students Maddie Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin at the girls' home near campus in Moscow, Idaho, on Nov. 13.

After a hot and dry summer, a cold front arrived on Labor Day 2020 bringing strong winds and perfect conditions for fire spread. When a blaze ignited just north of the town of Malden residents had just minutes to escape before their town burned. Over the last year, residents have overcome problem after problem to begin recovering from a once in a lifetime disaster that took the things they held dear.

Following more than four years of bitter fighting across Europe, an official cessation of hostilities between Allied and Central powers on the Western Front of World War I took effect at 11 o’clock in the morning on the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918.

A look back at State Rep. Matt Shea's political career.

History of coaches

WSU Bowl History

A shootout between U.S. Marshals, Randy Weaver and his friend Kevin Harris led to an 11-day siege at Weaver's cabin on Ruby Ridge, near Naples, Idaho.

On Wednesday, July 19, 2017 Avista Utilities announced it was being purchased by Canadian utilities company Hydro One for $5.3 billion. Here's a look at the history of the company from its beginning in 1889.

Former FBI Director James Comey is making his first public remarks since his dismissal on Thursday June 8, 2017 before the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. Here is a timeline of his interactions with President Donald Trump.

Since the 1970s the United States Air Force has been investigating the use of perflorinated compounds (PFC) in firefighting foam. Despite numerous reports the PFC were harmful to humans and animals, their use wasn't discontinued until 2016.

During the height of WWII, the American government launched an ambitious project to develop a new type of bomb that could help bring an end to the war. The War Department selected the Hanford site as the location to build the reactors that would produce the plutonium needed to build the Atomic Bombs that were used in the Trinity test and the one that was dropped on Nagasaki.

In his first 100 days, President Donald Trump has lived up to his promise to shake up Washington. Here's a look at key moments, according to Darlene Superville and Catherine Lucey of the Associated Press, from Trump’s first 100 days.

103 years after it opened, here's a look at the history of downtown Spokane's Davenport Hotel, hitting on years with major developments along the way that impacted the rise, fall and eventual re-emergence of the iconic business structure.

Spokane police believe they have enough evidence to tie a felon with multiple sex crime convictions to a five-year-old murder. Prosecutors aren't so sure.

Timeline of key moments at the McCarthey Athletic Center.

Before Mark Few there was Dan Monson. Before Monson, there was Fitz. Before those well-known names, there were many more. Take a look back at GU's head coaches from the beginning.

An explosive meeting with members of top police staff at the end of March 2015 kickstarted a Human Resources debacle that has left Mayor David Condon fighting a recall effort and allegations of ethical violations, as well as resignations of several administrators at City Hall. This timeline is being continuously updated as of September 2016.

Timeline of EWU football from the Eagles admission into the Big Sky on Dec. 10, 1986 to Cooper Kupp being named Player of the Year in Jan. 2016.

Timeline of Whitworth football from the emergence of quarterback Ian Kolste in Oct. 2013 to Aug. 2016.

Timeline of WSU football from athletic director Bill Moos’ trip to Florida in Nov. 2011 to receiver Gabe Marks’ decision to return for his senior season in Dec. 2015.

Timeline of UI football from hiring coach Paul Petrino on Dec. 3, 2012 to Aug. 2016.

James Henrikson is scheduled to enter a courtroom in Richland on Jan. 25, 2016, almost four years after his former employee Kristopher "K.C." Clarke vanished, and more than two years after South Hill businessman Doug Carlile was shot to death in what appeared a break-in gone awry. Investigators from Spokane, North Dakota and Canada have pieced together a case against Henrikson that alleges he's at the center of plots to kill several men he viewed as competitors, or obstacles to future wealth in both the legitimate oil business and the drug trade.

Police chief Frank Straub resigned under fire Sept. 22, 2015, amidst complaints about his leadership style and personnel moves.

Rachel Dolezal was elected president of the Spokane NAACP in November 2014. On June 15, she announced her resignation, following allegations that she had been posing as a black woman while her Montana family says she's white.

World War II veteran Delbert “Shorty” Belton was beaten and left for dead Aug. 21 in his car at the Eagles Lodge parking lot in North Spokane. Belton, 88, died the following day at Sacred Heart Medical Center. Two 16-year-old boys, Demetruis Glenn and Kenan Adams-Kinard, were arrested separately in connection with the fatal beating, which Spokane police described as a robbery-turned-homicide. The case drew national attention.

Doris Nelson's payday loan business moved to Spokane in 2001. Eight years later, it was in financial ruin and investors worldwide had lost millions of dollars. As a court-appointed trustee looks to conclude years of legal wrangling over who should pay back whom, take a look back at the events that led to criminal charges, bankruptcies and clawbacks.

The push for a federal review of the Spokane Police Department's practices reached a fever pitch in the wake of Otto Zehm's death at the hands of former Ofc. Karl Thompson, Jr., in March 2006. Friday's announcement of the findings of a Department of Justice-led report on the department is the culmination of those efforts. Here are some key events that led to Friday's proceedings.

The Great Fire of 1889 burned 32 city blocks in Spokane, causing an estimated $10 million in damage. Despite the devastation, the fire launched an economic boom that saw the construction of 150 buildings within the next year.

A history of unlimited hydroplane racing on Lake Coeur d'Alene

The Spokane Shock of the Arena Football League has been in Spokane for eight, mostly winning, years.

The Gonzaga Bulldogs have been to the NCAA basketball tournament every year since in 1999. The team had been to the tournament before, in 1995, when they knocked off Portland to win the West Coast Conference championship, then lost in the first round. Their run since then has included 10 trips to the Sweet 16, four to the Elite Eight and two Final Four.

A timeline of the Gonzaga Bulldogs' 2012-2013 regular season, and the team's steady rise to a ranking of No. 1 in the country for the first time in the school's history.

Nearly a year after a 10-year prison sentence ended for 57-year-old Mitchell Lee Walck, after he assaulted a corrections officer in a Montana jail, Walck fled from Kootenai County Sheriff’s deputies during a traffic stop near Athol, Idaho, beginning a half hour pursuit that led to the kidnapping of a Rathdrum woman.

Spokane developer and hotelier Walt Worthy has been making deals on downtown Spokane real estate for years, most notably his purchase and renovation of the historic Davenport Hotel. On Wednesday, Worthy announced he would build a 700-room hotel across from the Spokane Convention Center which would provide up to 70,000 square feet of additional meeting space. Here are some milestones in Worthy's impact on downtown Spokane in recent years.

As the Kentucky Derby approaches, we take a moment to explore hat styles through the years