Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 24th of September.
Good morning, Spokane Valley.
Spokane Valley begins the Indiana Avenue Preservation Project to replace a section of the roadway, urging drivers to exercise caution amidst minor delays and temporary changes to traffic patterns.
A dog attack in Spokane leads to a dangerous dog investigation by SCRAPS, with footage showing the chaotic incident prompting medical and potentially legal responses.
The 2nd Annual Halloween X-SPO, featuring spooky activities and over 150 local artists, will take place at the Spokane Convention Center on October 5-6.
Dave and Molly return to airwaves with a new show on NonStop Local, featuring entertainment news, and local content appealing to their Spokane audience.
Gas prices in Spokane drop by 5 cents to $3.67, continuing a trend of decreasing costs at the pump.
Spokane officials, including Mayor Lisa Brown and City Council Members, oppose plans to route liquid, radioactive waste from the Hanford Nuclear Site through the city due to safety and environmental concerns.
Gonzaga's athletic director, Chris Standiford, refutes claims of the university moving from the West Coast Conference to the Pac-12, stating the report is inaccurate.
September Pokémon League Challenge
Experience the excitement of a Pokémon League Challenge with a Standard format and prizes for all participants at Direct Damage Games.
RIGHT RESPONSE® Certification Workshop
Learn effective de-escalation techniques in this comprehensive certification workshop focused on proactive conflict and crisis management.
Justyn Priest Live Performance
Experience a captivating live performance by Justyn Priest, a talented singer, songwriter, and guitarist from Spokane, WA, at Boomers Classic Rock Bar & Grill.
Weekly Storytime for Children at Barnes & Noble
Experience an engaging weekly Storytime in the children's department at Barnes & Noble, perfect for young readers.
Flowers for Wolves Concert at Spokane County Fair and Expo Center
Experience the heartwarming melodies and toe-tapping rhythms of the duo Flowers for Wolves in a lively performance.
Washington State Quilt Show 2024
Experience the largest quilt show in Eastern Washington, showcasing over 500 quilts along with a Quilter's Boutique and numerous vendor booths.
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