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Public Safety news

Stories from Daily Spokane Valley’s editions, and every report from Spokane Valley’s newsrooms.

Public Safety from local newsrooms

From KXLY.com, KREM and 2 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. KXLY.com3 hours ago

    Spokane County Sheriff's Office confirms death of second deputy, on KXLY.com

    SPOKANE, Wash. — A Spokane County sheriff's deputy and Washington National Guard captain who fought for his life after a heroic battle has died, the Spokane County Sheriff's Office announced.

  2. The Spokesman-Review12 hours ago

    Front Porch: As aging makes the world smaller, she's still hopeful, on The Spokesman-Review

    Among the problems with being old is that there are more funerals in our lives than weddings.

  3. KREM13 hours ago

    Spokane County firefighters participating in stair climb fundraiser for fallen deputies, on KREM

    Firefighters with Spokane County Fire District 9 are hosting a stair climb fundraiser at the Hop Mountain Taproom and Grill on Monday from noon-8p.m.

  4. The Spokesman-Review15 hours ago

    This day in history: Smelterville woman dangles son from window to save him from fire. Babe Ruth comes to the Lilac City, on The Spokesman-Review

    From 1976: A terrifying scene played out in a Smelterville apartment fire.

  5. NonStop Local KHQ21 hours ago

    Pages of Redemption gives over 2,000 books to Spokane County inmates, on NonStop Local KHQ

    SPOKANE, Wash. — A Washington man is making an impact on inmates across Washington state, one page at a time.

In brief

The short notes of Daily Spokane Valley’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • Fire District 9Spokane County Fire District 9 announced a stair climb fundraiser for fallen deputies' families.

    Spokane County Fire District 9 announced a stair climb fundraiser for fallen deputies' families. For every dollar raised, firefighters will take one step on a stair climber.

    News Notes · Sunday’s editionSource: KREM