Caroline Rourke
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Spokane, WA, United States
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A closer look at crime in downtown Spokane
A video posted by a Spokane mayoral candidate sparked a discussion about safety in downtown Spokane. → Read More
A closer look: Domestic violence in Spokane County
A new report, compiled by the Spokane Regional Health District and the Women Helping Women Fund, said that the rate of domestic violence offenses in Spokane County is 10.4 per 1,000 people. → Read More
Downtown business owner frustrated by break-in
A man damaged the bathroom at Nectar Catering and Events in downtown Spokane on Thursday night, prompting the business' owner to speak out. → Read More
Working 4 You: The cost of child care in Spokane County
According to a report from the Women Helping Women Fund and the Spokane Regional Health District, Spokane parents are paying more for childcare than federal guidelines recommend. → Read More
'State of Women and Children' report signifies shift in focus for Women Helping Women Fund
A report put out by the Women Helping Women Fund and the Spokane Regional Health District assessed the lives of women and children through the lenses of poverty, health, education and safety. → Read More
Mother's Day spending expected to hit record $25 billion
American shoppers are expected to spend a record $25 million on Mother's Day gifts in 2019. → Read More
Second Harvest's 'Mobile Market' provides food, unites community
The Airway Heights Walmart parking lot turned into a food distribution center on Tuesday. → Read More
Working 4 You: Preparing your 'Home Ignition Zone' for wildfire season
As you rid your yard of leftover winter debris, take teps to prepare it for wildfire season. → Read More
Neighbor of stabbing victim said she feared for safety
The neighbor of a woman stabbed by her estranged husband said she had taken precautions for her safety. → Read More
Mistrial declared during testimony in Spokane man's murder case
On the second day of testimony, a judge declared a mistrial in the murder trial of John A. Radavich. → Read More
Inslee talks climate, clean energy at WSU event
Washington governor and 2020 hopeful Jay Inslee visited WSU on Wednesday to discuss clean energy. → Read More
On the issues: Homelessness a common concern for mayoral candidates, community members
Every candidate that has announced a campaign for mayor includes homelessness in their platform. → Read More
Forecast Focus for March 7
Things are looking pretty good for the coming weekend and into next week. We may see some more light snow on Tuesday though. → Read More
Avista begins installation of smart meters at historic Millwood home
Over the next year and a half, Avista will install 400,000 smart electric meters and natural gas modules. → Read More
Former Meals on Wheels employee charged with wire fraud
A former bookkeeper for Greater Spokane County Meals on Wheels has charged in federal court for wire fraud. Prosecutors say she used money meant for the organization on herself. → Read More
Local agencies keep close eye on measles outbreak
43 cases of measles have been confirmed in western Washington, 42 in Clark County and one in King County. → Read More
School electives a popular change at Progress Elementary
For Progress Elementary students, Thursday is the best day of the school week. → Read More
Detective discusses investigation that led to arrest of rape suspect
Detective Kevin Richey explains the investigation into sex crime allegations against Jessica Cunnington. The 27-year-old has been charged with child rape, child molestation and sexual exploitation of a minor. → Read More
Spokane woman charged with raping 3-year-old girl
THIS STORY HAS DETAILS THAT SOME VIEWERS MAY FIND DISTURBING. DISCRETION IS ADVISED. → Read More
Spokane residents to cast vote on property tax levy
Special elections ballots are in mailboxes across the city this week and on them is a major decision about city safety. → Read More