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SPS board to potentially vote on new transportation recommendations
The board will meet Wednesday night to potentially vote on proposed bus and transportation changes. → Read More
'I miss Sam every day': Sam Martinez's mother reacts as Inslee signs Sam's Law into effect
Sam Martinez died of alcohol poisoning after an event at the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. The law requires colleges and universities to publicly report hazing. → Read More
Hatch Road Bridge closure leads to longer commutes for drivers, students
The bridge will be closed until at least the end of July or beginning of August. → Read More
Spokane Public Schools holds meeting to discuss transportation issues
In a presentation posted to the district's website, five possible short-term solutions were outlined along with three long-term proposals. → Read More
No betting allowed on Gonzaga or WSU during March Madness
Washington law prohibits bets on in-state college teams. → Read More
Second Harvest pressing on with food distribution despite high fuel costs
The non-profit did say that high fuel costs leave less money for food purchasing. → Read More
Investigative records outline reasons for SCSO Deputy Craig Chamberlin's firing
The investigation concluded that Chamberlin lied during an internal affairs investigation. → Read More
Kootenai County Sheriff cites rising living costs, lagging wages for staffing issues
With the growth in North Idaho not projected to stop in the near future, Norris said the sheriff's office needs help to keep up with the problems caused by growth. → Read More
Spokane police react negatively to Tesla cruisers
According to Spokane Police Major Mike McNabb, there are a number of issues with the Teslas. → Read More
Spokane's Providence Sacred Heart to receive assistance from Washington National Guard members
This comes as hospitals are slammed with patients and healthcare workers continue to test positive for COVID-19. → Read More
'It was just amazing': Woman reflects on receiving affordable house from local non-profit
First Story is again taking applications for a new house, this time in Airway Heights. The house is on a 30-year loan with no down payment required and no interest. → Read More
VERIFY: Yes, vaccinated people can give blood without issues
Doctors say there are no known side effects for those receiving blood from a vaccinated donor. → Read More
'Pretty difficult': As COVID-19 cases surge in Spokane, people struggle to find tests
The Spokane Regional Health District said the problem comes down to supply not keeping up with demand. → Read More
No, Washington won't forcibly quarantine those who have COVID-19 or are unvaccinated
The state board of health has received thousands of emails about an agenda item that will be discussed at a meeting this week. → Read More
Jonathan Bingle sworn-in to Spokane City Council District 1 seat
Bingle replaces outgoing councilmember Kate Burke. The first council meeting of 2022 is on January 3. → Read More
Spokane auto shops swamped with repairs amid winter driving conditions
The demand is also being fueled by a shortage of parts and tires, as well as Spokane's growth in population. → Read More
Study: 6,100 nurses needed to fill vacancies in Washington state
Nursing school capacities and workers leaving due to burnout and early retirement are some of the driving forces behind the nursing shortage. → Read More
Trial starts for Cheney man accused of killing wife with poisoned ice cream
David L. Pettis, 58, faces a first-degree murder charge for killing his wife Peggy using "prescription medications...in a lethal amount" placed in ice cream. → Read More
Spokane businesses hoping for busy holiday season following pandemic slowdowns
Downtown Spokane businesses hope foot traffic from holiday events will help sales. → Read More
'All about giving back': Fresh Soul gives out 100 free meals to Spokane community
This marks the second year the soul food restaurant has cooked meals for those in need on Thanksgiving morning. → Read More