Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 30th of October.
Good morning, Spokane Valley.
Spokane firefighter Josh Rhoads passed away after a five-year battle with cancer, leaving behind a wife and two children.
The Spokane County Sheriff's Office requests public assistance in locating 16-year-old Naomi G.
Berry, a missing juvenile last seen at school, described as vulnerable due to decision-making that may put her at risk.
Bigelow Gulch Road in Spokane County is now open, improving local commutes by connecting strategic points and enhancing safety, concluding a near 30-year project costing roughly $75 million.
A crash early Tuesday morning on westbound I-90 near Lincoln Street in Spokane is blocking a lane and causing traffic delays.
Spokane police arrested four motorcyclists for reckless driving during an emphasis patrol aimed at curbing the trend of increasing motorcycle injuries and fatalities in the city.
Spokane high school students will have the opportunity to engage with college representatives at a college fair organized by Spokane Public Schools, offering insights into campus life and academic programs.
The Spokane Transit Authority is set to unveil its 10-year strategic plan, aiming to enhance public transit with a focus on zero-emission goals and connectivity in the Spokane area.
Brittany Jean Concert
Experience the stunning musical talents of Brittany Jean in a live concert at Spokane Community College.
Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting at Wipliance
Experience the unveiling of Wipliance's innovative showroom featuring the latest in lighting, shading, and audiovisual solutions, complemented by networking opportunities and refreshments from local wineries.
Custer's 48th Annual Christmas Arts & Crafts Show
Experience a festive atmosphere with 250 Northwest artisans showcasing unique fine art, handcrafted goods, and specialty foods at this largest show of its kind in the Inland Northwest.
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