Good morning, Spokane Valley.

Actress and comedian Chelsea Handler will bring her High and Mighty Tour to Spokane tomorrow night (a second show was added to reach more local fans) as she shares her humor and lively stories on stage.

Spokane Public Schools announced a first fall break next week (Oct.

19-23) under a new academic calendar that offers shorter, optional intersessions designed to support attendance and ease summer learning loss while giving families predictable time together.

Spokane County lifted burn restrictions Friday after local fire chiefs agreed to ease limits, while outdoor burning remains regulated.

Campfires and approved devices are allowed but trash, yard debris and burn barrels remain banned (fire crews advise keeping 25 feet away from structures for safety).

Providence Heart Institute is debuting its new pediatric cardiac catheterization lab on Tuesday to perform minimally invasive tests using advanced imaging.

The dedicated lab is 200 sqft larger (allowing up to eight more daily procedures) and will help speed up recovery for children.

Local high school teams are set to compete in WIAA 2A week 7 games this weekend (schedules vary by school), sparking community pride in Spokane Valley.

The Deer Park Stags defeated the North Central Wolfpack 48-0 in a recent game (showcasing their strong play).