Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 29th of September.
Good morning, Spokane Valley.
Law enforcement blocks a major intersection in Spokane Valley following a Saturday afternoon crash.
A Spokane Valley man, Craig E.
Richardt, was killed in a wrong-way collision on I-90 caused by 89-year-old Lloyd O. Arbaugh, with charges under investigation.
A 73-year-old man was fatally struck by a truck while crossing State Route 27 in Spokane, highlighting pedestrian safety concerns.
The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission discussed regulating predatory wildlife, such as wolves and cougars, to protect livestock and the economy in eastern Washington.
A Fire Weather Watch is in effect for Central and Eastern Washington due to strong winds and low humidity, increasing the risk of rapid fire spread.
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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.
The Great Northwest Trunk or Treat Celebration
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