Vanessa Perez
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Spokane, WA, United States
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'She blazed a path of love and light': Mentor remembers woman who died in construction accident
SPOKANE, Wash. -- We're learning more about the woman who died in a construction accident at the Spokane Tribe Casino on Tuesday. Ana Vetter loved her job and was an → Read More
WA bill aims to put further restrictions on who can buy guns in the state
OLYMPIA, Wash. -- A new push for gun reform in Washington is now making its way though the legislature. → Read More
'I don't believe in fear tactics': Police say fentanyl, ketamine not found in Walmart parking lot
However, the Airway Heights Police made its own Facebook post saying the claims about Fentanyl and Ketamine being found were false. Airway Heights said that in collaboration with Walmart management → Read More
'100% preventable': WA lawmakers thinking of lowering blood-alcohol limit
OLYMPIA, Wash. — Drinking responsibly could take on a whole new meaning in Washington. Lawmakers in Olympia are now looking into lowering the blood-alcohol limit (BAC) from .08 to .05. Supporters of the bill say they are trying to prevent deadly crashes across the state. The legislature says 2021 was the deadliest in 15 years, with more than 600 people... → Read More
'It's 100% necessary': SPD to ramp up patrols in neighborhoods
The Spokane Police Department is hoping to respond to calls faster, curb officer fatigue, burn out, and be more proactive. → Read More
Neighborhood on high alert as deputies search for elderly man's killer
The medical examiner identified the victim as 83-year-old Richard Purdy who was killed in his home Monday night. → Read More
'We just want this person found': Moscow murder victim's family fears video evidence is disappearing
The Goncalves family is concerned critical video evidence could be disappearing as more time goes by with the case unsolved. → Read More
'Just try to work with it': New bike lane on Riverside Avenue causes confusion
The challenge now is how people park with the new bike lane. It's going to take some time for people to adjust to the new change. → Read More
How low income households can receive energy assistance this winter
On Tuesday, appointments opened for the month of December, however within just a few hours the slots were filled showing the significant resource in the community. → Read More
'Big hurry to go nowhere': New cameras bust speeding drivers on South Hill
The warning period ends November 1st and the city will start to issue tickets to those driving above the 20 mph posted speed limit. → Read More
'Its fed my family': USPS looking to recruit thousands ahead of peak season
USPS is looking to hire 2,000 people across Washington state, like many industries currently facing staffing shortages due to the pandemic. → Read More
City asking for public's input on proposed updates to City Council districts
SPOKANE, Wash. — The City of Spokane is asking for your input on updates to the City Council districts. The City of Spokane Redistricting Board is asking for your input on four proposed maps updating City Council districts based on data collected from the 2020 census. The four maps include minimal changes with a shared downtown, neighborhood council boundaries with... → Read More
Local leaders point fingers over who is responsible for Camp Hope
SPOKANE, Wash. — The City of Spokane’s demand to clear Camp Hope by next month might not go as planned. Camp Hope sits on land owned by the Washington State Department of Transportation. Earlier this month, the City issued a demand to WSDOT, State Department of Commerce and State Patrol saying they must begin clearing the property this week. If... → Read More
Spokane announces new commitment to help minority-owned businesses succeed and expand
Minority owned businesses will soon have more opportunities to access resources that aren't always easy to find. → Read More
Legislators, SPD discuss solutions to Washington drug possession laws
SPOKANE, Wash. — The race is on to find new ways to fight the drug epidemic sweeping Washington. Police say the current drug laws in place are killing people, pleading with legislators to change how we approach drug possession and use. State Senator Andy Billig hosted a meeting Wednesday night to discuss drug laws within the state, gather feedback on... → Read More
Community Court returns to Central Library
The court focuses on low-level crimes such as malicious mischief, theft, and even people who violate the sit and lie ordinance. → Read More
'An airplane ride of joy': Boise based pilot set to fly Spokane girl with Leukemia back home
Spokane Quaranteam put out a request on Facebook to get Ms. E on a private jet back home and within 70 minutes the group had multiple pilots step up and volunteer. → Read More
Chick-Fil-A project on South Hill has a long way to go
A company based out of San Diego has an application filed expressing interest at the corner of 29th and Regal. → Read More
'Overwhelmingly safe place to be': Man still on run after Riverfront Park shooting
SPD says as of the end of July there have been a total of 92 shootings. Last year, there were total of 151. → Read More
'I think it's completely pointless': WSDOT to add new roundabout to busy intersection in Loon Lake
People in the area had mixed opinions about the new addition of a roundabout in the small town. → Read More