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Spokane Police urge drivers to slow down in school zones as children return to classes. Speed-related crashes caused 221 deaths in Washington in 2024, highlighting the need for strict enforcement and safety measures. School zone cameras will be active to deter speeding and distracted driving.
Spokane Police urge drivers to slow down and stay alert as children return to school. The Traffic Unit will enforce speed limits in school zones and monitor for distracted drivers, with photo enforcement cameras activated. Speeding and distracted driving contributed to over 20 fatal crashes in Spokane in the past five years.
The Spokane Police Department urges drivers to slow down and pay attention as children return to school. Traffic enforcement will focus on school zones, with speed cameras activated to combat speeding and distracted driving, which have contributed to numerous fatalities.
The Spokane Police Department seeks public assistance in locating a missing endangered adult. Meanwhile, firefighters responded to a warehouse fire in the East Central neighborhood, which was reported due to multiple sightings of black smoke.
Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown ordered flags at all city facilities to be lowered to half-staff in honor of the victims of the Minneapolis shooting, following a directive from President Donald J. Trump. The flags will remain at half-staff until sunset on August 31.
The Spokane Police Department seeks community assistance in locating a missing endangered adult. Separately, firefighters responded to a warehouse fire in the East Central Neighborhood, with multiple reports of smoke.
The City of Spokane announced several updates on August 26, 2025, including lane closures for the Boone Avenue Grind and Overlay Project. City officials also confirmed that garbage pickup will be delayed by one day due to Labor Day closures. Additionally, the Spokane City Council voted to extend protections against ICE agents.
The City of Spokane announced several news releases on August 26, 2025, including updates on the Boone Avenue Grind and Overlay Project, city closures for Labor Day, and a vote by the City Council to extend protections against ICE agents. These developments are expected to impact local drivers and residents.
Spokane city officials plan closures for Labor Day, affecting public services and parking. The closures will begin on September 1, 2025, as part of the holiday observance. Residents should prepare for potential disruptions in city services and parking regulations.
The City of Spokane began a grind and overlay project on Boone Avenue between Washington and Monroe Streets today. Traffic delays and lane closures are expected until September 8, and motorists are encouraged to use alternate routes and support local businesses affected by the construction.