Good morning, Spokane Valley.

A new Bloomsday exhibit sharing Spokane's iconic race history opens today at the Northwest Museum of Arts and Cultures (downtown).

The exhibit gives visitors a look at this cultural milestone.

Spokane med student Garrett Yarter was assigned to work in family medicine at Providence St. Peter Hospital in Olympia as he nears graduation, while his classmate Nathaniel Lohman will start a psychiatry residency at Sacred Heart after a varied career path (including teaching and service in Mozambique).

Spokane city officials propose changes to outdated food truck permits to help vendors serve summer events like FIFA fan zone and live music.

Council member Sarah Dixit said officials plan to waive fees but keep permits required + affirm safety standards.

Hundreds of volleyball teams gathered in Spokane today as the Pacific Northwest Volleyball Qualifier continues through the weekend with games held on local courts.

Organizers say the event offers high-energy play and friendly competition.

The Spokane Chiefs lost 3-2 to the Prince George Cougars on Saturday at CN Centre (Prince George) after a late comeback effort, and they will return home on Monday for Game 3 of their playoff series.

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.