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Enhanced crosswalk planned for Southeast Blvd at 16th Ave intersection in Spokane

SPOKANE, Wash. - The City of Spokane plans to create 27 miles of fully connected, safe walking and biking routes around the Lilac City through the the "Urban Mobility Project." Part of that '27 x 2027' project includes a makeover for Southeast Boulevard on the South Hill, and one particular...
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Boxing coach killed while protecting woman from harassment

SPOKANE, Wash. — A Spokane boxing coach was shot and killed Sunday morning while trying to protect a young girl from harassment on East Wellesley. Dylan Bundy-Gray was shot multiple times after confronting two boys who were harassing a young girl walking down the street, according to his family. Gray and the two boys...
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🚨 Measles Exposure Alert for Whitman County Residents

Whitman County Public Health has issued a community health alert after a confirmed measles case in a Spokane County resident who visited several public places while contagious between March 11–19, 2026. The case is not connected to the earlier Spokane measles case reported on March 19.
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Spokane Fentanyl Supplier Nailed In Skagway Double Overdose Case

A federal jury has convicted a Spokane man of supplying fentanyl pills that prosecutors say led to two fatal overdoses in Skagway, tightening the legal net around a small Alaska town hit hard by the opioid crisis. Jurors found 34-year-old Jacob Cotton guilty this week of distributing counterfeit fentanyl pills...
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Brewster sleep clinic doctor sentenced over toxic CPAP equipment

SPOKANE — A Brewster physician must spend a year in federal prison and pay more than $400,000 for providing patients with recalled and potentially unsafe medical devices. Dr. Eric Edward Haeger, 57, pleaded guilty in December to providing CPAP and BiPAP machines to Medicaid patients, even after they were recalled...
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‘Bullet In Your Head’ Threat Lands Spokane Valley Man in Jail on Multiple Felonies

Apparently the neighbors have had run-ins with this guy before.
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‘Died a hero’: Victim identified in Sunday’s North Spokane shooting, 16-year-old charged with murder

SPOKANE, Wash. — A 16-year-old was arrested and now faces charges of second-degree murder and first-degree assault for allegedly shooting and killing a man and injuring another in North Spokane over the weekend. The Spokane County Medical Examiner identifies the man killed as 44-year-old Dylan Bundy-Gray. Onyx...
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😎It’s Friday! Nice sunny skies and warm temps are here for the Spokane region!...

Hello there! After a sunny but cool Thursday, we’ll warm things up a bit for Friday across the Inland Northwest—still with plenty of sunshine. Friday starts chilly again, but temperatures rebound quickly. Highs will reach the mid-50s, just above seasonal average, with light winds and sunny skies most of the day....
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Critical steps you can take to avoid bad outcomes from blood clots

4 News Now's Alexandra Coenjaerts reports about Blood Clot Awareness Week. COPYRIGHT 2026 BY KXLY. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED.
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Local woman battles cancer as young adult diagnoses climb nationwide

SPOKANE — Fewer young adults are dying from cancer, but more are being diagnosed with the disease according to the National Cancer Institute .

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