Noelle Lashley
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Spokane group marches to “Cancel Killology” on Sunday night
Several dozen people marched through downtown Spokane for a “Rally to Cancel Killology” on Sunday night. → Read More
Washington artists concerned about impacts of live entertainment ban
Washington Governor Inslee's new ban on live entertainment raises concerns for local artists who count on creative performance solutions to help them survive the pandemic. → Read More
"ICE Out Spokane" event calls for change in the Spokane community
A small but passionate crowd marched through the streets of Spokane on Sunday to call for the abolition of ICE. → Read More
COVID-19 fuels increase in fireworks sales and safety concerns
A Fourth of July favorite is getting even more attention than usual this year, and that's a concern for local firefighters. → Read More
Spokane LGBTQ activists praise Supreme Court ruling
SPOKANE, Wash. - Local LGBTQ activists are calling the Supreme Court ruling on job discrimination a tremendous victory that will help fewer workers live in fear. → Read More
'Drive for Pride and Black Lives' draws crowd to Spokane streets
SPOKANE, Wash. - Protesters first gathered in the Spokane Arena parking lot to cover their cars with Pride banners, balloons and signs that said "Black Lives Matter." → Read More
Mayor Woodward issues executive order to help Spokane businesses recover from pandemic
SPOKANE, Wash. - The City of Spokane has announced another change to help local businesses survive the pandemic. → Read More
City of Spokane says arena shelter operations are going smoothly
SPOKANE, Wash. - The Spokane Arena shelter has been a concern for businesses in the surrounding neighborhood, but everything appears to be going smoothly as of the one-week mark. → Read More
Local educators host competition to raise money for families in need
Spokane County educators are holding a competition called "Keep the Lights On" to help local families who are struggling to pay their bills. → Read More
WA Department of Health receives loose shipment of cotton swabs meant for COVID testing
Another road block has appeared in Washington state's fight to contain COVID-19, this time in the form of questionable testing swabs. → Read More
Phase two of "Idaho Rebounds" begins Saturday
COEUR d'ALENE, Idaho - On Saturday, Coeur D'Alene's Main Street teemed with life for the first time since Idaho's COVID-19 shut down order went into place on March 25th. → Read More
Temporary homeless housing moves to Spokane Arena
SPOKANE, Wash. - There are big changes underway for Spokane residents experiencing homelessness, as well as businesses across the community. → Read More
Emergency service providers taking extra steps to keep people safe
SPOKANE, Wash. - Local healthcare providers are worried that fear of COVID-19 is keeping patients from heading to the ER, even when they're having strokes or heart attacks. → Read More
CDA businesses share message of hope over closed storefronts
COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho - Some Coeur D'Alene businesses are trying to share a message of hope even though they are closed. → Read More
Neighbors helping neighbors from a distance using Nextdoor App
SPOKANE, Wash. - A Spokane woman is trying a new way to connect her neighborhood from a distance. → Read More
Here today, gone by Monday. Tent city outside warming center will be broken down
SPOKANE, Wash - A tent city has been built around Jewels' Helping Hands, but the shelter said it should be broken down by Monday. → Read More
Coronavirus concerns cause massive toilet paper shortages across the U.S.
SPOKANE, Wash. - Stores across the nation are becoming madhouses as people in fear of being quarantined scramble to stock up on supplies. → Read More
Man seen in viral video taken outside Spokane Valley Walmart says it was a misunderstanding
SPOKANE, Wash. - A man who appeared in a viral video of a father and his children facing an angry group of people near the Spokane Valley Walmart is sharing → Read More
Warm and Gorgeous Thursday on the Way!
Thursday will bring warmer temperatures and lots of sunshine to the region. → Read More
Washington residents prepare for the spread of coronavirus
SPOKANE, Wash. - Washington residents are preparing for the spread of the coronavirus. → Read More