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Downtownspokane
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Date ideas that aren’t dinner and a movie
Dinner and a movie is a great old stand-by, but what if you want to mix it up and impress your special someone? Downtown Spokane has lots of activities to […] The post Date ideas … -
Downtown Spokane’s Guide to Pride
Since its first march in 1992, the Spokane Pride Parade has grown from a small grassroots demonstration into one of the Inland Northwest’s largest annual celebrations of LGBTQIA2S… -
Call for Musicians | Downtown Spokane Events
The Downtown Spokane Partnership (DSP) is seeking local musicians to perform at a variety of downtown events presented by DSP and community partners throughout the summer and fall… -
Spokane Falls Boulevard Gets a Colorful “Sweater Makeover” for National Yarn Bombing Day
Community volunteers create nearly 3,900 square feet of fiber art as trees are wrapped in colorful installations beginning June 10 and on display through the end of July. The Down… -
Gonzaga makes second 5-in-5 addition with commitment from Florida State wing Chauncey Wiggins - Thu, 06 Aug 2026 PST
Chauncey Wiggins scored a victory in state court on Wednesday morning, securing another year of eligibility through a preliminary injunction that featured more than a dozen other … -
Spokane Indians force extra innings with comeback, outdone in the 10th by Eugene 15-10 |NWL baseball - Thu, 06 Aug 2026 PST
The Spokane Indians trailed the Eugene Emeralds by six runs twice in the middle innings. A four-run seventh inning rally helped draw them to within one run, and they equalized it … -
Ferguson invites Trump to tour damage caused by Eastern Washington wildfires - Thu, 06 Aug 2026 PST
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson has invited President Donald Trump to tour the damage caused by the recent wildfires in Spokane.
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Bremerton's Jalen Davis names Gonzaga among 10 college finalists - Thu, 06 Aug 2026 PST
Days after scheduling an official visit to Gonzaga, four-star combo guard Jalen Davis named Mark Few’s program as one of his 10 finalists.
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Spokane fighter Juliana Miller looks for 'breakthrough' UFC win on Saturday in Las Vegas - Thu, 06 Aug 2026 PST
It’s a loser-leaves-town fight when Juliana Miller faces Brazil’s Ravena Oliveira on UFC Fight Night this Saturday in Las Vegas.
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Kaylee Peterson: When the wind picks up – what decades of bureaucracy and fire cuts cost Idaho - Thu, 06 Aug 2026 PST
By Kaylee Peterson
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Spokane man fights flames to save neighborhood during evacuation
Despite Level 3 evacuation orders in Spokane, a man returned to fight flames threatening his neighborhood, saving at least 10 homes. -
Court records: Arson suspect admits to setting Old Trails Fire, 25 other fires since last summer
Amended charging documents show Aaron Farinacci is charged with additional counts of arson for several fires set since July 2025. -
Family of 8 who lost home to Old Trails Fire says Spokane community is holding them high
The Roets family says the flames left almost no item untouched, but they remain grateful that it didn't take their people. -
What is FEMA? How the Federal Emergency Management Agency is helping respond to the wildfires
FEMA officials announced that federal disaster assistance is available for the state to help with emergency support. -
Red flag warning issued for much of eastern Washington as large fires continue to burn
Crews continue battling massive fires near Chelan and Spokane as fire weather watches warn of worsening conditions, including gusty winds and low humidity. -
Community organizations hosting benefit concerts, shows, gatherings for Spokane Area Fire victims
Several benefit concerts, events and shows are seeking to either fundraise for the community or be a place of solace for those affected by the fires. -
Coeur d'Alene explores how to soften blow of $3 million budget shortfall, including holding off on new hires
Right now, the city looks to hire an additional building inspector, HVAC technician and a part-time city attorney, for a total cost of $275,241.
Spokesman
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Indoor activities to beat the heat and smoke
Spokane summers often bring hot days and smoky skies.Here are some of our favorite ways to stay inside and beat the heat! SPORTS If you’re missing the outdoor sports you […] The p… -
Downtown Spokane Foot Traffic Continues to Grow in Q2 2026
Summer events drive strong visitation and year-over-year gains The Downtown Spokane Partnership (DSP) announced that visitor foot traffic in the Downtown Business Improvement Dist… -
Free Outdoor Fitness Series Kicks Off in Downtown Spokane July 9th
Spokane, WASH. (July 1, 2026)- Downtown Spokane is turning Post Street into an outdoor fitness studio this summer, and media are invited to capture the energy as the inaugural Pos… -
On the Air - Thu, 06 Aug 2026 PST
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WSU lands commitment from French big man Mohamed Sankhe, rounding out next roster - Thu, 06 Aug 2026 PST
PULLMAN – Washington State has landed the final piece of its next men’s basketball roster.
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Loaded with depth, experience, Gonzaga women can focus on little things: 'Possibilities ... are vast.' - Thu, 06 Aug 2026 PST
The Gonzaga women’s basketball team is two months away from measuring how much offseason individual improvement has taken place. GU coach Lisa Fortier anticipates a much more cohe…
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What Jedd Fisch said after Washington Huskies first day of fall camp - Thu, 06 Aug 2026 PST
Jedd Fisch acknowledges it’s difficult to glean much from the first day of fall camp.
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Disaster Assistance Center opens as fire shifts from response to recovery - Thu, 06 Aug 2026 PST
The Disaster Assistance Center at Shadle Park High School has officially opened its doors to those impacted by the Spokane Complex fires.
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Fall chinook season coming on the Snake River - Thu, 06 Aug 2026 PST
Anglers will get a chance to target fall chinook salmon on the Snake River soon, albeit with a somewhat restrictive bag limit.
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Washington will let lawyers who tried to take botched bar test practice without passing - Thu, 06 Aug 2026 PST
The Washington state Supreme Court said Thursday that recent law school graduates whose attempt to take the bar exam last week was marred by technology issues can receive a waiver…
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Fernan Lake and North Hayden Lake under health advisory for harmful algae bloom
The Panhandle Health District advises against swimming in Fernan Lake and Hayden Lake due to cyanobacteria blooms found in recent water samples. -
Stevens County firefighter works Spokane Complex Fires with a smile on her face, even after losing her own home
AJ Deleo has responded to countless calls, comforting victims who've lost their homes. She didn't think one day, those same words of comfort would be said to her. -
Old Trails Fire continues burning in northwest Spokane as thousands remain evacuated from their homes
Level 3 (Go Now!) Evacuations for the fire remain in place as the fire moves northeast from the area of Riverside State Park. -
Washington State Supreme Court grants waiver after tech failures canceled 2026 July bar exam for hundreds
The waiver will allow first-time applicants to become licensed attorneys without taking the exam. Others will have the option to take a makeup exam. -
Autumn Lane Fire near Nine Mile Falls continues burning, prompting thousands to be evacuated from their homes
A wildland fire is burning thousands of acres northwest of Nine Mile Falls in Spokane County and also jumped the river into Stevens County. -
Where to donate, receive aid for those affected by Spokane County wildfires
All kinds of donations are being accepted as community organizations come together to support those affected by the large wildfires burning in Spokane County. -
Eastern Washington University opens residence halls to Spokane Area Fire victims
Eastern Washington University is offering free temporary housing to those impacted by Spokane area fires, including students, staff, and Air Force families.
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Celebrate America 250 in Downtown Spokane
Make Downtown Your Destination for a Red, White & Blue Fourth of July This Fourth of July, downtown Spokane is the place to celebrate as our community joins the nation […] The pos…
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Call for Food Trucks | Downtown Spokane Events
The Downtown Spokane Partnership (DSP) is seeking 1–3 food truck vendors to participate in a variety of downtown events presented by DSP and community partners throughout the summ… -
Your Commute. Your Downtown. Your Voice.
Commute Smart Downtown is a grant-funded initiative that aims to help employers with fewer than 100 employees develop commute programs that encourage riding transit, bicycling, ca… -
Small brush fire quickly extinguished by firefighters near SFCC - Thu, 06 Aug 2026 PST
A small “human-caused” brush fire broke out Thursday near Spokane Falls Community College, according to the Spokane Fire Department. -
'One of the most catastrophic events I've seen': Insurance deploys agents for Spokane fire damage claims - Thu, 06 Aug 2026 PST
A cluster of north Spokane insurance agencies, impacted by weekend Old Trails fire evacuations, has relied on limited staffing to service more than double their regular volume of …
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Mariners suffer league-worst 11th shutout in loss to Tigers - Thu, 06 Aug 2026 PST
Maybe a suspension wasn’t so bad for Dan Wilson. Watching his team slog its way to a lackluster and ultimately embarrassing 11-0 loss on the television in his office at T-Mobile P…
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Residents frustrated with evacuation zones as concern grows over weekend forecast - Thu, 06 Aug 2026 PST
The Spokane County Sheriff’s Office is getting heated feedback from residents who have not been allowed back into their homes after the fires that took 913 structures last weekend.
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How Nike insiders were charged with conspiring to steal millions of dollars' worth of sneakers - Thu, 06 Aug 2026 PST
LOS ANGELES – One day last fall, Roy Lee Harvey got into a Lyft in Phoenix and headed across town. He and the driver started chatting, and authorities say Harvey told the man abou…
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Garbage pickup suspended in fire evacuation zones - Thu, 06 Aug 2026 PST
For residents wondering what to do with garbage and recycling, the city has suspended pickup in areas still under evacuation orders as a result of recent fires, said Marlene Feist…
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13 things pet owners should clean regularly to keep everyone healthy and happy - Thu, 06 Aug 2026 PST
Pet ownership comes with many responsibilities, including a lot of extra cleaning.
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Spokane Police: Five Mile Prairie still in Level 3 evacuations despite app error
Spokane Police say misinformation from a popular app led many residents to return home prematurely during Level 3 evacuations. Use official sources for updates. -
Here’s what we know about all the fires currently burning across Spokane County
The Autumn Lane Fire, Fairview Fire and Old Trails Fire have burned over 10,000 acres combined.
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22-year-old Spokane native Lucas Jumalon wins 2026 World Series of Poker Main Event
Just one month after buying in with $10,000, the Ferris High School graduate walked away with $10 million. -
Old Trails arson suspect's bond increased to $2M as prosecution seeks 4 additional arson charges
Aaron Farinacci is now charged with five counts of first-degree arson for the Old Trails Fire and four other fires after he admitted to setting them. -
Gov. Bob Ferguson invites Trump administration to see the impacts of Spokane Area Fires
Governor Bob Ferguson thanked President Donald Trump for promptly approving emergency assistance for Washington's wildfire relief, inviting him to see the damage. -
Kootenai County Sheriff's Office K-9 recovering from gunshot
K-9 Appa underwent two surgeries Wednesday and his prognosis is good, KCSO said.