Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 5th of November.
Good morning, Spokane Valley.
The Spokane County Sheriff's Office seeks assistance in locating Shalyse A.
Farley, a 15-year-old reported missing and at risk after making self-harm threats.
Spokane dermatologist Dr. William Philip Werschler disputes allegations of misusing COVID-19 relief funds, attributing financial discrepancies to embezzlement by a former bookkeeper.
East Valley High School in Spokane Valley initiates a schoolwide mock election project to educate students on the electoral process and boost young voter engagement.
The Spokane County Clerk's Office faced service disruptions due to technical issues with the Washington Courts network, limiting digital services but maintaining in-person filings and other essential services.
Spokane County encourages voters to utilize service centers for the 2024 General Election, highlighting vote-by-mail options and in-person assistance to ensure ballots are counted.
Mayor Lisa Brown proposes a balanced budget for Spokane for the 2025-2026 biennium, emphasizing fiscal responsibility.
No. 6 Gonzaga secured a historic 101-63 win over No. 8 Baylor, marking the largest victory margin against a top-10 opponent in a season opener in AP poll history.
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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