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False shooting report prompts school lockdown in Cheney

CHENEY, Wash. — A false report of a shooting near a local school prompted a multi-agency response and temporary lockdown Wednesday morning, according to the Cheney Police Department.
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Airway Heights woman shares horrific experience with pelvic mesh, as Washington prepares to send...

Donna Miser loved her job at Amazon. Yes, it was physically demanding, but she prided herself on winning awards at the warehouse just down the road from the apartment where she and her husband live in Airway Heights. Last she checked, her picture was still on the wall for breaking...
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Operation Rolling Thunder Leads to 55 Arrests, Targets Spokane County’s Most Violent Offenders

Operation Rolling Thunder in Spokane County resulted in 55 arrests, including 29 violent offenders, targeting fugitives wanted for homicide, kidnapping, firearms offenses, sexual assault, and other serious crimes. Spokane County, WA. – Official Release: The Spokane County Sheriff’s Office, the Spokane Valley Police...
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Alert neighbor helps protect Spokane homeowner from suspected title theft attempt

SPOKANE, Wash. — Scammers are constantly evolving and looking for new ways to target potential victims. One near victim of a brazen case of apparent identity and title theft is sharing his story in hopes of spreading awareness. He believes it's a crime every property owner should know about.
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The Northwest Pagan Fest returns to Spokane for its fourth year, celebrating the four...

When you hear the word "pagan," what comes to mind? Some might envision something nefarious and primitive, fueled by popular horror movies like Midsommar. Others might think of WitchTok, a social media subculture where influencers showcase witchcraft and occult practices like crystals and tarot readings. "I think a...
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Firefighters help Spokane Valley woman who’s ring was stuck for 3 years

SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. – After a caller rang up the Spokane Valley Fire Department to ask for help at a local care facility, firefighters were stopped and asked to help remove a ring that had been stuck on a woman’s finger for three years. The finger was now...
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Spokane Public Schools to implement balanced calendar next year

SPOKANE, Wash. — It is the second day of school for Spokane Public School students, but parents are already thinking about next year as the district is moving to a balanced calendar.
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Brief Standoff in West Spokane Ends Peacefully

Brief Standoff in West Spokane Ends Peacefully After Domestic Violence Suspect Taken into Custody. Officer Daniel Strassenberg, Public Information Office. On September 2nd, 2025 at 10:15 a.m., SPD responded to the apartments located at 2882 West Elliott Drive on a report of an assault. 911 was advised by a 3rd party...
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Central Valley School District students adjust to stricter cell phone policy

SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. - Students in the Central Valley School District are finishing their first week of classes with things looking a little different.
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Spokane passes ordinance to preserve materials from historic buildings

SPOKANE, Wash. – Spokane adopted a new ordinance last November aimed at preserving reusable materials from historic buildings and structures over 50 years old that are set for demolition. The ordinance requires that a list of materials that can be saved, along with their destinations, be submitted for approval....

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