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WV: COMMUNITY CLEANS UP AFTER SEVERE FLOODING

The community of Weston is cleaning up after this week's severe flooding. COPYRIGHT 2026 BY KXLY. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED.
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Spokane tightens lawn watering rules as river levels drop

SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane residents face stricter water conservation rules as the Spokane River reaches low levels.
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200-unit apartment building proposed for long-vacant Kendall Yards site in Spokane

SPOKANE, Wash. — A long-vacant property at the entrance to Kendall Yards could soon become home to a six-story apartment and retail development under plans recently submitted to the City of Spokane. According to the application, Greenstone Corp. has filed a construction application for the proposed Kendall Yards Podium
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Deadly crash prompts closure on E Trent Ave in Spokane Valley

SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. – A deadly crash involving a car and a motorcycle has fully closed down East Trent Avenue between North Pines Road and North Evergreen Road, according to the Washington State Patrol (WSP). The incident occurred Thursday evening around 4:35 p.m., prompting multiple WSP troopers to respond...
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State Highway 904 reduced to one lane between Cheney and Tyler through August for...

SPOKANE, Wash. — Drivers traveling between Cheney and Tyler should expect delays over the next several weeks as the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) will begin a paving project on State Highway 904. WSDOT said that maintenance crews are rehabilitating about 9 miles of pavement between I-90 in...
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Spokane library warns service cuts could start by September

SPOKANE, Wash. — The Spokane Public Library may start cutting services by September if it does not secure at least $2.3 million in city funding to cover a budget shortfall. Library leaders said the problem did not come from overspending. "The city ran into their own budget shortfall. We...
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Longtime Gonzaga assistant coach announces departure

Mark Few is still working on finding a new point guard for the Gonzaga Bulldogs, and now he has to find a new assistant coach as well. Jorge Sanz, who has been
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NEWS BRIEFS: Spokane Behavioral Response Unit expands its hours

To address the city’s most complex calls to 911, Spokane Fire Department and Frontier Behavioral Health have teamed up for years to send a co-response team to offer access to services and de-escalate situations. This month, Spokane expanded the hours of its Behavioral Response Unit, which pairs a mental health professi
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Rider Weaving Through Traffic At 90 Mph Dies After Striking Sign Near Deer Park

A motorcycle rider died Tuesday evening on a rural two-lane road near Deer Park after witnesses say he was weaving between cars at 90 miles per hour before losing control on a sweeping turn.
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Spokane firefighter lawsuit over vaccine mandate heads to trial, city approves $200K for legal...

Spokane's COVID-19 vaccine mandate dispute escalates as ex-firefighters claim rights violations in a federal lawsuit; council approves $200k for further legal fees.

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