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Recent News in Spokane Valley

Apr 2nd, 2025 👍 2051

The Washington State Mobile Health Program is shutting down after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention cut its funding on March 31. The closure will leave thousands without free vaccinations and health screenings and will lead to about 200 layoffs.

Apr 2nd, 2025 👍 1325

A semi-truck flipped over on I-90 near the Broadway Avenue exit in Spokane Valley on March 31, causing a diesel spill, partial lane closure, and major traffic delays while crews cleared the scene; no injuries were reported.

Apr 2nd, 2025 👍 4334

A local sports columnist recapped action at Spokane Arena during the NCAA regionals and the WSU Cougars game tonight on FS1 while previewing upcoming events like college tournaments in San Antonio and the NFL draft next month—details that matter for Spokane Valley fans.

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