W. Wellesley Ave. Closure and N. Freya St. Now Open

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane will temporarily close W. Wellesley Ave. between Maple St. and Division St. for a day due to a chip seal project aimed at improving road conditions.

The city anticipates that this maintenance will enhance safety for drivers and pedestrians alike. Concurrently, the Special Investigations Unit executed a search warrant that resulted in the discovery of firearms, drugs, money, and explosives. This ongoing investigation is poised to lead to criminal charges against involved parties. Local authorities emphasize the importance of community awareness regarding both infrastructure improvements and safety issues. Spokane residents are encouraged to monitor updates on road conditions and law enforcement activities.

These developments highlight the city's commitment to maintaining public safety and infrastructure integrity. Overall, the actions taken reflect Spokane's proactive approach to addressing both transportation and criminal matters.

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