Good morning, Spokane Valley.

On April 3rd at 8:04 p.m., the Washington State Patrol reported that one person was seriously injured in a crash on westbound I-90 near Sullivan Road—traffic was backed up and lanes were blocked as authorities diverted vehicles via Barker Road.

Wendle Ford advised customers to buy new vehicles before a 25% tariff on imported cars took effect on April 3—vehicles imported before April 2 and domestic models in stock before May 1 were not affected, though U.S.-assembled cars may have seen price increases of $2,500 to $7,000 due to imported parts.

Investigators completed their review of a police shooting at Northcliff Terrace Apartments after four officers fatally shot Joshua Musselman (29) following a report of shots fired, and they sent their findings to the Spokane County Prosecutor’s Office for review.

Childcare providers warned that federal cuts to the Head Start program may soon threaten crucial early education and support for Spokane families after a regional office was closed on March 27.

Spokane Colleges and local officials continue to work with federal and state lawmakers to prevent further cuts and keep services running.

A proposed House Bill 1217 would limit rent increases to 7% over 12 months to help Spokane tenants with rising housing costs—supporters say the cap is needed amid rising costs.

The Senate Committee will hold the public hearing today at 1:30 p.m.—opponents warn the rule could reduce new housing supply.

A new study found that people who exercise only on the weekend get the same health benefits as those who work out every day.

Research of more than 93,000 adults showed both groups had lower risks of early death—heart disease and cancer—than inactive people.

Lane Butts, 25, a Spokane resident, is waiting to send in his test for Huntington's disease, a condition that affected his mother and grandfather.

His test results will help him decide if he can start a family as he attends genetic counseling.

Nearly 100 teams from Native American tribes will compete in the Battle of the Nations basketball tournament from today through Sunday in Spokane and Liberty Lake.

Tournament director Jerry Ford Redbone said the event features 64 men's teams and 32 women's teams in its inaugural women's division and will award cash prizes, painted buffalo skulls and Pendleton jackets to top teams.

Everett AquaSox vs Spokane Indians

1:05-5:05 p.m. — Avista Stadium — Cost varies — Watch the thrilling baseball matchup between the AquaSox and the Indians at Avista Stadium.

Spokane Indians vs Vancouver Canadians

1-4 p.m. — Avista Stadium — Ticket prices vary — Catch the exciting matchup between the Spokane Indians and the Vancouver Canadians.

Vancouver Canadians vs. Spokane Indians

1:05-5:05 p.m. — Avista Stadium — Cost info varies — Experience baseball excitement as the Vancouver Canadians take on the Spokane Indians live.

Facilities Maintenance Expo in Spokane

9-11 a.m. — Spokane County Fair and Expo Center — Free entry — Explore essential products for facility maintenance with hands-on demonstrations.

Spokane Bike Swap & Expo

9 AM – 4 PM — Spokane County Fair and Expo Center — $7 (13 & Older), Free for Kids 12 & younger — Explore hundreds of new and used bikes from over 50 exhibitors while enjoying community and wellness activities.

Eugene Emeralds vs. Spokane Indians

11:05 AM — Avista Stadium — Ticketed event — Experience the excitement of minor league baseball as the Eugene Emeralds take on the Spokane Indians live!

Spokane County Career Expo

11 AM — Spokane County Fair and Expo Center — Free admission — Discover career resources, coaching sessions, and workshops at the region's largest career expo.

Breakthrough Basketball Shooting Skills Camp

9 a.m. – 3 p.m. — Hub Sports Center — Registration fee required — Enhance your shooting and offensive skills with expert coaching and specialized drills.