Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 25th of November.
Good morning, Spokane Valley.
🚧 Accidents
A multi-car crash in Spokane Valley, possibly due to slick roads, resulted in a truck tipping over, with no serious injuries reported.
An I-90 crash off of exit 277 slowed traffic near the Spokane International Airport Sunday evening.
🚨 Crime
A $750 reward is offered for information on Jordan G.
Fleming, wanted for shooting a man in Spokane's Bigfoot Pub.
🎭 Culture
Ken Peplowski collaborates with Spokane musicians, Faran Sohappy is nominated for a Native American Music Award, and Grace Flott paints a portrait of Governor Jay Inslee.
🎓 Education
New student advisors on Spokane Public Schools board, Maile Esperas and Lauren Erickson, confidently represent their peers by sharing their perspectives, thanks to their personal growth and involvement in extracurricular activities.
🏛️ Government
Spokane County has detailed its winter snow response plan, featuring a $4.5 million budget, an expanded fleet including 38 snowplows, and new snow gates to enhance safety and efficiency on its 5,100 lane miles of roads.
🏥 Health
Several insurance providers will discontinue their Medicare Advantage plans in Spokane, pushing residents to explore alternative coverage options.
📰 Lifestyle
Spokane International Airport advises passengers to arrive early ahead of a busy Thanksgiving period, highlighting a record year for passenger traffic and providing tips for smooth holiday travel.
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December Pokémon League Challenge
The December Pokémon League Challenge offers a competitive event at Direct Damage Games with a Standard format and prizes for all participants.
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