Good morning, Spokane Valley.

Criminals are using fake fraud alert messages to steal banking information, with Aaron Robel from WSECU warning that scammers send urgent emails, phone calls and texts that lead to fake websites where victims may unknowingly share login data — consumers should verify alerts by contacting their bank directly and activate fraud protection measures to secure their accounts.

Spokane drivers will face higher gas prices this week as GasBuddy reported a 10 cent per gallon increase to an average of $3.95—a figure nearly 17 cents higher than this time last year—with rising Middle East tensions and US actions against Iran likely pushing prices further upward.

Washington State Department of Health maps show high PM2.5 pollution in several Spokane communities from wildfires and diesel engines along I-90—raising concerns as city officials update their climate action plans.

The city lost a $20 million grant for resilience hubs due to federal funding changes—so leaders are now advancing carbon capture and cleaner vehicle projects.

A Spokane pediatrician advises parents to keep a school-year routine this summer by setting consistent sleep and meal times + limiting screen time to two hours daily.

She recommends that children wake naturally with sunlight and get at least one hour of outdoor activity to help protect their mental health.

Eugene Emeralds vs. Spokane Indians

1-4 p.m. — Avista Stadium — Ticket prices vary — Catch an exciting baseball matchup between the Eugene Emeralds and Spokane Indians live.

Spokane Indians vs. Eugene Emeralds

1:05-2:35 p.m. — Avista Stadium — Tickets from $36 — Catch the action in this local baseball showdown between the Spokane Indians and Eugene Emeralds.

CRAVE! Northwest Food Festival

6-9 p.m. — CenterPlace Regional Event Center — Admission varies — Celebrate the culinary creativity of regional chefs at this three-day food extravaganza.