Claire Lyle

Current Position: intern reporter

Claire Lyle joined The Spokesman-Review in June of 2024 as a summer high school intern as part of the Teen Journalism Institute. This program is funded with a grant from Bank of America. She is a senior at Lewis and Clark High School.

Email: clairel@spokesman.com
Phone: (509) 459-5129

Most Recent Stories

News > Higher education

At Washington universities, enrollment questions persist

UPDATED: Mon., July 15, 2024

Enrollment at public universities is dropping. Why? Because "less kids are going to college."

News > Weather

Spokane heat wave breaks heat records three days in a row

UPDATED: Wed., July 10, 2024

Spokane sees record heat, "moderate" temperatures looking forward.

News > Nation

We the People: How colonial motivations shaped the American ethos

UPDATED: Fri., July 12, 2024

In the 17th century, the first English colonists came to the New World. Over time, we see their motivations in settling evolve, and form the basis for a distinctly American mindset.

News > Family

Fireworks, drone shows, boat parades and more: Where to celebrate Independence Day in the Inland Northwest

UPDATED: Wed., July 3, 2024

Independence Day is Thursday, which means many people are looking for a safe and fun way to celebrate the holiday.

News > Local government

Here’s where you can, and cannot, use fireworks in Spokane County and beyond

Tue., July 2, 2024

Devin Bauer spends most of the year leading the Special Education Department, work-based learning program and football team at Lakeside High School.

News > K-12 education

Virginia Carr gives journalism an artist’s lens

UPDATED: Wed., July 17, 2024

Virginia Carr, a rising senior at North Central High school, credits those who came before her – her grandmother (Carr’s namesake), her teachers and advisors – in getting her to where she is now.

News > Spokane

Spokane’s favorite holiday: Hoopfest preparations draw early downtown crowd

UPDATED: Fri., June 28, 2024

In Spokane, seeing groups dribbling basketballs down a downtown sidewalk is not uncommon – especially on Friday, the day before the city's busiest weekend of the year.