SPR News Today: Pennies no longer make ‘cents’ for Spokane thrift store

Today’s headlines:

  • Coeur d’Alene swears in a new mayor today, but now, City Council has to appoint a new member to fill a vacated seat.
  • Public health officials in Washington warn new, reduced vaccine schedule could result in more preventable disease outbreaks.
  • Washington’s Venezuelan community grapples with a U.S. military strike and the ousting of Maduro.
  • Spokane-area Spanish speakers get a driver’s education option.
  • Idaho’s state budget committee gets a new leader.
  • Spokane thrift store decides how to proceed in a penny-less marketplace.
  • Despite a wet end to 2025, northeastern Washington is still in a drought.
  • Idaho teachers are making more on average this year—but not that much more.
  • Idaho State Police Specialist Travis Bucher honored for life-saving actions.

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SPR News Today is a production of Spokane Public Radio.

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