Movies and TV shows casting in Spokane
The glitz and glam of Hollywood captures attention starting from an early age. Beyond celebrities' Instagram Stories and red carpet poses, there are actors out there paying their dues and honing their craft in pursuit of a sustainable career or a fulfilling sideline. Submitting to casting calls is a big part of that journey.
Spokane fire danger signs go up in Latah Valley and Eagle Ridge
SPOKANE, Wash. — The City of Spokane Fire Department installed two fire danger warning signs in the Latah Valley and Eagle Ridge neighborhoods. The department said YouthBuild Spokane designed, built and painted the signs for the community. The program serves young adults ages 16-24 as they work through barriers...
Spokane Valley city council bans cryptocurrency ATMs due to increasing scam losses and difficulties...
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. — The Spokane Valley City Council unanimously approved a ban on cryptocurrency ATMs within city limits. Spokane Valley Police have recording significant financial losses from scams involving cryptocurrency ATMs, including a recent case where a victim lost $300,000. Scammers typically pose as government officials, romantic interests...
Inland Northwest sunshine is sticking around
The sunny start to May continues on Tuesday despite a slight cool-down. High temperatures will range from the upper-60s in North Idaho to low-80s in Central Washington. Spokane will top out in the low-70s. Temperatures pop back up around 5 degrees on Wednesday. A westerly breeze will also make a...
‘The magic of Bloomsday’: 50th annual race in Spokane marks return of prepandemic participation
Shoes pounded the pavement, hearts beat fast and runners sweated through the afternoon heat Sunday during the 50th Bloomsday in the Lilac City. Bethany Lueck, the Lilac Bloomsday Association spokesperson, said of the 43,670 people who registered for the race, about 38,335 Bloomies crossed the finish line. Of the total registrants, approximately 2,200 completed the 12-kilometer course virtually.
Friday is the final day to request a disposal pass through the City of...
SPOKANE, Wash. — The final day to request a disposal pass through the City of Spokane will be on Friday, May 8. Residents were notified when the program launched on March 2 that passes would be available until program funding was used. “We’re thrilled that so many Spokane residents...
Spokane voters prioritize public safety, homelessness as tax concerns grow
SPOKANE, Wash. — Public safety and homelessness continue to dominate voter concerns in Spokane, but taxes and cost of living are emerging as significant priorities, according to new survey data released Tuesday. Greater Spokane Inc. published results from The Pulse voter survey conducted in April 2026. Optimism increased by...
South Spokane shooting death reclassified from homicide to ‘pending’
SPOKANE, Wash. — The Spokane County Medical Examiner has changed the manner of death for 47-year-old Derek Foreman from homicide to pending as investigators continue to review the circumstances surrounding his death. The Medical Examiner said both the cause and manner of death are now listed as “pending” to...
Bedroom fire damages Spokane home on Gardner Ave, cause under investigation
SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane fire crews put out a house fire in the 2000 block of West Gardner Avenue this afternoon. According to Spokane Fire Department spokesperson Justin De Ruyter, the fire in the 2000 block of W. Gardner Ave started in an upstairs bedroom with flames shooting out of the home when crews arrived.
Federal Way Slaying Suspect Nabbed In Spokane Weekend Takedown
A 42-year-old Federal Way man is dead after police say he was shot inside a home in the city's 31400 block of 40th Avenue Southwest on Friday morning, and investigators now have a suspect in custody. Spokane police arrested 42-year-old Daniel J. Bray over the weekend, then turned him over to Federal Way authorities. Bray is being held in the...

















