Good morning, Spokane Valley.

Numerica Credit Union warned Spokane Valley residents that texts, emails, and letters claiming unpaid tolls or traffic fines are on the rise, urging people not to scan QR codes or click links in these scam messages.

Spokane Valley Heritage Museum is hosting a new exhibit called The 1960s: Change, Chaos & Culture.

It features interactive displays on the Apollo 11 moon landing, Civil Rights movement, Vietnam War, and local history including JFK’s visit, designed to engage visitors of all ages.

Spokane author Kathy Colkitt draws on her personal experience from her daughter's health crisis to offer a guidebook & workshops that teach families how to navigate medical systems and serve as strong advocates.

Her work aims to empower community members to help loved ones in critical moments.

Residents can use a new interactive tool to check measles risk by ZIP code—created by researchers from Boston Children’s Hospital, Harvard School of Medicine, HealthMap and Icahn School of Medicine—as doctors work to confirm exposure following an unvaccinated child testing positive last weekend at Providence Sacred Heart.

Gov. Bob Ferguson, a die-hard Sonics fan (witness to team legends), will meet NBA Commissioner Adam Silver Monday afternoon as state officials offer help with a (New York) vote that may bring pro basketball back to Seattle.

The board will vote Tuesday and Wednesday pending owner support.

Gonzaga lost 74-68 to Texas in the round of 32 on Saturday, March 21.

Graham Ike led with 25 points as the Zags, in their 27th NCAA tournament appearance, saw their hopes dashed after trading leads with Texas in the second half.

The Spokane Zephyr lost 2-0 to D.C.

Power at ONE Spokane Stadium Saturday, with USL Super League goalkeeper Hope Hisey tested early in the match. The team will face No-1 ranked Sporting Jax at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday at Hodges Stadium UNF in an effort to bounce back.

Herb Tea Garden Class

6-7:30 p.m. — Scale House Market — No entry fee — Discover the art of growing herbs for delicious homemade teas.