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Rain and mountain snow return for the middle of the week

A weather system is dropping in over the Inland Northwest bringing widespread rain shower activity and gray conditions. Around a quarter of an inch of rain is expected for most of the region. A few isolated thunderstorms will be a possibility in the afternoon.
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Affordable week-long spring break camps with early drop-off and pickup options

SPOKANE VALLEY — With Spring Break just around the corner for Spokane public schools, looking for camps can become last minute. The Warehouse in Spokane and Spokane Valley’s Parks and Recreation Department are both hosting Spring Break camps with available spots. Jared Tikker, owner of The Warehouse, said...
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Stanwood reactivates Flock cameras as Spokane County joins Pierce County in shutting them down

Washington cities and counties are changing their automated license plate reader (ALPR) policies in response to a new law regulating technology.
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More to Every Story: Spokane municipal courts strained as public defender limits tighten

SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane City Municipal Court is seeing record case numbers as new state limits reduce how many cases public defenders can handle, creating growing pressure on the court system. Municipal Case filings are rising at the same time Washington state is lowering caseload limits for public defenders....
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Spokane County breaks ground on new $21 million recovery center

SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. -- Spokane County took a large step today in helping the area's behavioral health and substance use issues.
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Spokane Valley man jailed on hate crime and harassment charges

Spokane Valley, Wash. — Deputies arrested a Spokane Valley man on felony charges after neighbors reported threats, ethnic slurs and pounding on their apartment wall and window, the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) said in a release. At about 12:15 a.m. on April 2, investigators said residents of...
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Spokane woman who murdered her father in 2024 sentenced to more than 28 years...

SPOKANE, Wash. — A Spokane woman who was found guilty of murdering her father in 2024 will spend more than 28 years in prison. The Spokane County Prosecutor's Office says 33-year-old Alyssa Bradburn was sentenced Thursday to 340 months after a jury found her guilty of first-degree murder last month.
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Spokane’s historic ice cream parlor Doyle’s reopens for business

SPOKANE, Wash. – Doyle’s Ice Cream Parlor, the historic house of homemade ice cream, will re-open for business on Friday. The iconic Spokane sweets shop announced its reopening date on Thursday, with a simple image of an ice cream cone and the words “OPENING FRIDAY.”. Within the...
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East Valley bond returns to April ballot as district pushes repairs

SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. — East Valley School District is putting another bond before voters in April after a previous measure did not pass in February. District leaders said the bond stayed the same as the one voters rejected two months earlier. The money would go toward replacing the district’s middle school and high...

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