Spokane Valley Fire Department investigating multiple brush fires along Centennial Trail
Update, 2:14 p.m. on August 2: Spokane Valley Fire says it has responded to multiple brush fires along the Centennial Trail on Saturday.
Suspected DUI Crash on East Indiana Avenue Injures 1 [Spokane Valley, WA]
Suspected DUI Crash on East Indiana Avenue Injures 1 [Spokane Valley, WA]. Bicyclist Injured in Spokane Valley Crash; Driver Faces DUI Charge Spokane Valley, WA (August 2, 2025) – A shocking crash on East Indiana Avenue early Wednesday morning left a bicyclist injured and led to DUI charges against a driver....
After repairs, Petunia & Loomis is celebrating a grand re-opening in Downtown Spokane
After months of cleanup, construction and even some creativity, the curiosity shop Petunia & Loomis recently announced their grand re-opening beginning today (Aug. 1st) thru Aug. 3rd. The extensive repairs come on the heels of two devastating floods that hit the store in December and February. "Two floods in two...
Settlers Day Highlights: A Snapshot of Our Community
Want to see what made Deer Park’s 2025 Settlers Day unforgettable? Our slideshow captures all the highlights, from marching bands and local royalty to class reunions and a live VFW tribute you won’t want to miss. Deer Park marked its 104th Settlers Day with a weekend full of...
Central Valley School District accelerates construction of safety upgrades
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. — The Central Valley School District expected a series of projects aimed at making schools safer would take six years to finish but now they are fast-tracked for completion next summer. Between this summer and next, a total of 10 schools will be getting renovations to...
Celebrate national root beer float day with free floats from A&W
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Wednesday is National Root Beer Float Day, and A&W is giving out sweet treats to celebrate.
Neighbors frustrated about homeless housing project
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Federal funding pause leaves Spokane seniors jobless, nonprofits struggling
SPOKANE, Wash. — A pause in federal funding is leaving some senior citizens jobless and nonprofits without the volunteers they depend on.
Some lingering thunderstorms, temperatures to begin cooling down
Some showers and lingering thunderstorms in the Spokane area tonight. Saturday and Sunday are predicted to see partly cloud skies with some sun. Scattered storms may return on Monday, and temperatures will move into the low 80s through next week.
Fred Meyer teaming up with Salvation Army to collect school supplies for local children...
Next time you're grabbing some groceries, consider giving back and helping kids in your area prepare for the school year by donating to the Back-to-School drive at Fred Meyer.