Good morning, Spokane Valley.

Bob Egger (86) of Egger’s Better Meats and Seafood on South Hill died last week following a fall.

His family, who has run the market for generations, will carry on his legacy in the community.

Spokane residents and local businesses raised $639,505.46, surpassing the Christmas Bureau’s $600,000 goal to provide grocery vouchers, toys, books and gifts (including 5,398 pairs of pajamas) to nearly 10,000 households during last year's holiday season.

Local officials and residents have shared their 2026 hopes, focusing on improved public safety, healthcare, and community services in Spokane Valley.

Plans include hiring police officers from a recent tax increase + boosting local education and cultural events to build a more inclusive community.

Today, KSPS PBS station announced it is adapting its programming after losing federal funding.

The station said it will focus on local content (including arts programs) to serve Spokane Valley viewers.

More than 3,000 fans lined up at River Park Square AMC on New Year's Eve to watch the final episodes of Stranger Things on the big screen — screenings resume today at 9 a.m.

Washington officials announced that minimum wage rates will rise later, and Spokane Valley workers can expect updated pay checks as employers adjust wages & agencies share further details soon.

Movie theaters will begin offering open-caption screenings tomorrow during peak hours, with larger venues required to hold one show while smaller ones use a request system; local theaters such as The Garland Theater are set to adjust their services for an inclusive movie experience.

Spokane County records show several local couples received marriage licenses, with examples from Airway Heights, Spokane, and Spokane Valley (official records confirm the updates).

Gonzaga beat USD 99-93 in a close basketball game — thrilling local fans with strong plays from both teams.