Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 11th of February.
Good morning, Spokane Valley.
Rumors and reports of increased Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions in Spokane County have caused fear among local Latino communities, impacting businesses and leading to increased detentions and legal interventions.
Jennifer Cumbie seeks to thank the strangers who intervened on Interstate 90, stopping traffic and potentially saving her life during a seizure.
Spokane County Sheriff's Deputies arrested a man driving a vehicle reported stolen after an ALPR alert, finding methamphetamine in his possession.
A man made his first court appearance for attempting to rob a Staples store and for trying to stab a witness with a crowbar in Spokane.
Ronald Whitehall, a previously convicted child-rapist, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for raping and molesting another 14-year-old girl, with the victim's mother confronting him in a Spokane courtroom.
February Puppies & Poses Yoga Event
Puppies & Poses is an event where participants can engage in yoga while cuddling adoptable puppies in a relaxing and fun environment.
First-Time Home Buyer Class at Spokane Valley Library
This class offers essential guidance for first-time homebuyers, covering the home-buying process, financing options, and more, along with refreshments and a chance to win a giveaway.
Spokane's 47th Annual Home & Yard Show
This annual event showcases hundreds of displays and demonstrations focused on the latest home and yard products, services, and spring project advice.
Comin' Home the Band Live at Iron Horse Bar & Grill
Enjoy a live performance by Comin' Home the Band at the Iron Horse Bar & Grill in Spokane Valley.
Spokane Fairytale Ball: Diamond Edition
The Spokane Fairytale Ball offers enchanting performances, activities, and character meet-and-greets for children in a magical setting.
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