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Spokane's Lewiston Jack O’Connor Hunting Heritage and Education Center showcases bighorn sheep skulls linked to hunting, smuggling, and conservation, while the city council advances a street racing crackdown using camera tech. A fire on East Indiana Avenue has closed the street, and Spokane re-imposes summer watering restrictions as gas prices influence travel to Idaho.
Spokane authorities are searching a river in Boise County for missing individuals after a vehicle crash stranded several people, while summer watering restrictions resume with outdoor irrigation allowed only between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Downtown Spokane also gained national attention as Firestone filmed a commercial highlighting the city’s landmarks and culture.
Spokane's housing market remains in slump as high rates and inflation deter buyers, while national inflation hits three-year high. Summer watering rules return June 1, and Spokane Valley celebrates America’s 250th anniversary with a community picnic.
Spokane's latest episode covers storm damage from Thursday's storm, federal ICE protesters convicted in a landmark case, and a 1976 dispute over Riverfront Park. It also highlights Firestone's commercial shoot in the city and today's weather forecast.
Spokane residents face widespread power outages and storm damage after severe weather hit the Inland Northwest, with downed trees and flooded roads complicating recovery. The MLK Community Center's new microgrid offers a sustainable solution for emergency power, while Coeur d’Alene’s capybara stars continue to charm locals at the Capy Hour Café.
Spokane deputies are investigating a fatal police shooting during a domestic violence call involving an identified officer, while a man pleaded guilty to downtown arson that damaged multiple buildings. Authorities also recovered a stolen 10-foot metal T-Rex statue and a neighbor shared a surprising link to *Band of Brothers*.
Spokane faces extreme grass pollen levels, with residents urged to take precautions as allergy symptoms spike. Officials also warn of wildfire risks, pushing for debris removal efforts to protect homes.
Spokane: A chemical tank rupture at a pulp and paper mill in Longview caused multiple fatalities and ongoing search efforts, highlighting industrial safety concerns. A woman critically injured in a Spokane car crash and a man charged with arson at Hotel 6 in Spokane Valley also dominated local headlines.
Spokane's Local Wire update highlights Hantavirus concerns in the Palouse region, a Memorial Day tribute with 700 boots at the Spokane memorial, and rising public transit use due to high gas prices. The episode also covers WSU baseball's NCAA Tournament berth and the Humane Evacuation Animal Rescue Team's wildfire response.
Spokane's Local Wire update covers a brush fire near Cheney, a fatal motorcycle crash north of Cusick, and a proposed apartment project on South Freya Street. The episode also highlights a quirky Memorial Day tribute to a wartime pigeon and the sudden end of Spokane's women's soccer team season.