Daily Spokane Valley
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Stories from Daily Spokane Valley’s editions, and every report from Spokane Valley’s newsrooms.
Weather from local newsrooms
From KXLY.com and NonStop Local KHQ, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
KXLY.com3 hours ago
RAW: CAN: PRINCE GEORGE WINDSTORM DAMAGE/TREES DOWN, on KXLY.comStorm damage aftermath
KXLY.com11 hours ago
RAW: RPT: EL NIñO WEATHER IMPACTS TO CONTINUE IN 2027, on KXLY.comEl Niño could become the most powerful on record and is forecast to fuel extreme weather events next year.
NonStop Local KHQ11 hours ago
Rainy start to the week expected, but a quiet period arrives on Veterans Day, on NonStop Local KHQA few rain drops will fall from the clouds throughout Monday morning, but by the late afternoon and evening, rain becomes heavier and more widespread across all across the Inland
KXLY.com12 hours ago
Rainy Monday to begin a busy weather week, on KXLY.comKXLY.com12 hours ago
WA: POWER OUTAGES TO THOUSANDS AFTER WIND STORM, on KXLY.comA powerful storm left thousands without power across western Washington, downing trees, disrupting travel and leaving residents cleaning up debris.
KXLY.com13 hours ago
Rain is back to start the workweek ☔, on KXLY.comExpect a busy week of weather as more storm systems move through the Inland Northwest.
Also reported byNonStop Local KHQ
In brief
The short notes of Daily Spokane Valley’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.
SmokeIf you spot smoke near the Autumn Lane or Fairview Fire burn areas, it may be a permitted burn: Spokane County Fire District 9 says the Department of Natural Resources has issued numerous burn permits for fuel reduction and cleanup.
If you spot smoke near the Autumn Lane or Fairview Fire burn areas, it may be a permitted burn: Spokane County Fire District 9 says the Department of Natural Resources has issued numerous burn permits for fuel reduction and cleanup. If you think a fire is out of control, call 911.
News Notes · Today’s editionSource: KXLY.com
SeaPortSeaPort Airlines will launch nonstop flights from Spokane's Felts Field to Olympia Regional Airport in about an hour.
SeaPort Airlines will launch nonstop flights from Spokane's Felts Field to Olympia Regional Airport in about an hour. The drive across Washington's snowy mountain passes takes five.
News Notes · Sunday’s editionSource: Coeur d'Alene Press