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Spokane debates new commercial parking lot tax proposal

SPOKANE, Wash. – Spokane City Council members are considering a proposal to implement a 12% tax on commercial parking lots across the city. The plan is part of a broader strategy to encourage development in Spokane, where available parking reportedly exceeds demand. Spokane Transportation and Sustainability Director...
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Intense Debate: Rathdrum Drug Trafficking Raid Results in Arrests and Multiple Children in Protective...

KXLY - 11/01/2025 05:22:00 PM. A drug trafficking investigation in Rathdrum, Idaho, recently led to the arrest of James M. Pond and the discovery of a family living in a shed. Pond was found with various drugs, guns, and cash. The three children found were placed into protective custody, and their parents were...
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Governor Ferguson to make weekend trip to Spokane

Gov. Bob Ferguson will make a trip to Spokane this weekend, marking at least his fourth visit to the area since taking office earlier this year. A calendar update from the Governor's Office shows that Ferguson will spend Saturday and Sunday in the Lilac city. Ferguson is scheduled to meet...
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Journey’s Final Frontier Tour making stop to Spokane Arena in April 2026

SPOKANE, Wash. — Iconic rock band Journey is going on one final tour, and they're making a stop in Spokane!. The band announced they're performing at the Spokane Arena on Wednesday, April 15, at 7 p.m. as part of their "Final Frontier Tour." “This tour is our heartfelt thank...
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Washington man found not guilty in assault of Border Patrol agent

SPOKANE, Wash. — A jury has found Martin Diaz not guilty of assaulting a U.S. Border Patrol agent during an incident earlier this year that was captured on his home security camera. Martin's wife Kendall tells KREM 2 she's relieved her husband was found not guilty. She adds that...
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Important Safety Reminders for Local Residents as Outdoor Burning Restrictions End

With the recent end of seasonal restrictions on outdoor burning, residents are reminded to follow safety and legal rules for recreational fires. Fires must be small, no larger than three feet in diameter and two feet in height. Only approved fuels are allowed, such as charcoal, natural gas, propane, manufactured...
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Spokane Residents: Tips for Safe and Efficient Wood Heating This Fall

As fall brings cooler temperatures to Spokane, many residents start heating their homes with wood. Using wood properly can reduce air pollution and help homeowners use firewood more efficiently.
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Spokane woman behind ‘Sit and Be Fit’ TV program passes away

SPOKANE, Wash. — The Spokane woman who dedicated her life to helping older Americans live healthy lives passed away today, according to her daughter Gretchen.
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Firefighters support community through emergency food drive in Deer Park

DEER PARK, Wash. – Firefighters in Deer Park are stepping beyond their usual duties this week by launching a food drive to support local families in need as the holidays approach. Crews from Spokane County Fire District 4 spent Wednesday afternoon at the Deer Park Yoke’s, collecting donations of...
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Spokane plans new parking tax to fuel downtown redevelopment

SPOKANE, Wash. — If passed by City Council, drivers who choose to park in lots could start paying that tax on Jan. 1. City officials say the tax is to incentivize redevelopment, essentially turning these different paid lots into housing or commercial buildings, which is something the city has been working toward for...

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