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Spokane’s East Central Neighborhood Road and Sidewalk Revitalization Plan

Explore Spokane's ambitious Re-Five plan aiming to rejuvenate the East Central neighborhood with improved roads and sidewalks, enhancing walkability without burdening taxpayers. Feedback is open till July end, post which the plan heads to the City Council. COPYRIGHT 2026 BY KXLY. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY
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Spokane City Council to hear homeless initiative funding and weather plan updates

SPOKANE, Wash. — The Spokane Housing and Human Services Department announced plans to brief the city council on Monday, addressing several issues tied to homelessness services and planning. According to Spokane officials, one item on the agenda is a chance for the city to compete for federal funding connected...
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Fire crews halt forward progress of Hog Lake brush fire

CHENEY, Wash - Forward progress has been stopped for the brush fire at Hog Lake, according to Spokane County Fire District #3.
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Task force calls for independent Spokane County Council to manage vulnerable populations

UPDATE June 12, 1:20 p.m. — NonStop Local reached out to the City of Spokane for clarification on how the independent council would operate in relationship to existing systems. Communications Manager Erin Hut said the request independent council would operate separately from existing programs like federally-required Co
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Avista Pauses 500-MW Data Center Power Request Amid Community Concerns

SPOKANE, WA — Avista has paused negotiations and review of a proposed 500-megawatt data center power request while it works with government agencies, regulators and community stakeholders on a broader planning process. The decision follows public concern
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36 animals seized in animal cruelty case in Spokane County

SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash – Animal protection officers with Spokane County Regional Animal Protection Service (SCRAPS), in partnership with the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office seized a total of 36 animals.
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Community input sought for revitalization of Fifth Avenue area

SPOKANE, Wash. — Residents of Spokane's East Central neighborhood will have the opportunity to shape upcoming changes to their roads and sidewalks as the city seeks community input on its ReFive Community Plan through July. The revitalization project targets the area surrounding Fifth Avenue, stretching from Liberty Pa
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Upcoming Warm Weather and Fire Risks

Prepare for a warming trend with temperatures reaching up to 90°F next week. High UV index calls for sunscreen, and there's a potential for fire weather due to dry conditions and gusty winds. Stay informed about the chance of storms on Friday evening, mainly affecting North Idaho, and a cooling trend expected mid-week.
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Cheney School District cuts 5th grade band, orchestra, citing instructional time impact

CHENEY, Wash. – The Cheney School District will cut its 5th grade supplemental music instruction for the 2026-27 school year. Jenna Larson, the communications coordinator for the Cheney School District said band and orchestra would be impacted by the cut, but K-5 CORE instructional music courses will not be impacted.
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Spokane swim instructor shares life-saving tips for kids around water

SPOKANE, Wash. — As temperatures rise, so will the amount of people hitting the water to cool off across the Inland Northwest. One Spokane swim instructor reminds us that there are crucial steps to take to keep children safe around water. "The thing that really scares me the most...

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