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Op-Ed: New York just opted in to the Federal Tax Credit Scholarship Program —...

The East Valley and Nine Mile Falls school districts outside Spokane just learned how hard it is to ask stretched taxpayers for more — a school bond and a levy failed this spring. But a new federal K-12 education tax-credit program could send more than $700 million annually to Washington students and school districts l
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Downtown Spokane mural to honor musician Drey Davis

SPOKANE, Wash. — A new mural in downtown Spokane is set to honor musician Drey Davis, whose impact on the city’s music community is still being remembered three years after his death. Davis was a percussionist with the Spokane Jazz Orchestra and was known as one of the...
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Maple Street Bridge opens to foot and bike traffic before car reopening

SPOKANE, Wash. — Mayor Lisa Brown and the City of Spokane are welcoming residents to bike, walk, and roll across the newly repaired Maple Street Bridge before cars return Thursday night.
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Suspect driver turns himself in after deadly hit-and-run on Newport Highway

SPOKANE, Wash. – A 63-year-old driver turned himself into the Spokane Police Department after a fatal hit and run on June 20. The department said it received a report about the hit and run at 9200 North Newport Highway at 4:15 a.m. on June 20. The caller told police a car hit a pedestrian and drove away, leaving the pe
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As Jeanine Kusel cleans up Spokane’s public litter eyesores, she hopes to inspire others...

Jeanine Kusel is cleaning up Spokane, one bag of trash at a time. The 36-year-old mom to three daughters (and a surplus of pets), takes to the streets, roads and parking lots each week to tidy up trash-ridden areas around town. Looking back on her childhood, Kusel recalls seeing the...
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Spokane Police warn of new scam targeting families of defendants awaiting trial

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Police in Spokane are warning people who may have family members awaiting trial of a new scam circling around.
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Spokane boiler inspections move to state agency July 1

SPOKANE, Wash. — The City of Spokane announced that its Boiler Inspection Program will shift to the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries on July 1. The change affects contractors, property managers, building owners, boiler operators and others who use the city’s boiler inspection services. The city reporte
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Former Spokane County deputy found ‘not guilty’ to all charges, eligible for reimbursement

UPDATE: June 24, 2026 12:12 p.m. The jury found former Spokane County sheriff's deputy Clay Hilton "not guilty" of second-degree assault and false swearing. It also found Hilton eligible for reimbursement. After the verdict was announced, members of the law enforcement family in attendance cried, exchanged fist bumps a
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Fire district corrects Spokane emergency management official about cause of Upriver Fire

SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. -- Spokane County Fire District 9 is clarifying information on the Upriver Fire, following comments made during a public meeting.
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Wild Haven Animal Experience offers otter encounters in Medical Lake

MEDICAL LAKE, Wash. — A Medical Lake educational facility is giving the public a rare chance to interact up close with baby otters, capybaras and African crested porcupines through a series of small-group, hands-on animal experiences.

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