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Spokane's Street Department launched a grind and overlay project on Boone Avenue, affecting traffic between Washington and Monroe Streets. Lane closures and delays are expected until September 8, as crews work to improve the roadway. Motorists are advised to use alternate routes and support local businesses during construction.
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, where multiple reports of black smoke prompted a quick response.
Spokane City Council approved the "Safe and Welcome in Spokane" ordinance during Monday's Legislative Session, enhancing protections against warrantless immigration searches in non-public areas. The measure aims to foster safety and trust within the community, addressing concerns raised by residents about immigration enforcement.
Spokane's Street Department launched a grind and overlay project on Boone Avenue, impacting traffic between Washington and Monroe Streets. Expected to conclude by September 8, the project will cause lane closures, urging motorists and pedestrians to plan alternate routes. Local businesses will remain accessible, and residents are encouraged to support them during construction.
Spokane City Council approved ordinance 36723, titled “Public Dollars for Public Benefit,” promoting local hiring and workforce training in construction. The ordinance aims to enhance infrastructure while prioritizing residents from economically distressed areas. Council members emphasized its potential to strengthen the local economy through better job opportunities.
Spokane's Street Department commenced a grind and overlay project on Boone Avenue, closing lanes between Washington and Monroe Streets. Motorists, pedestrians, and cyclists should expect delays and consider alternate routes until the project concludes on September 8. Local businesses remain accessible during construction.
Spokane City Council approved the “Safe and Welcome in Spokane” ordinance, enhancing protections against immigration enforcement in non-public areas. This measure aims to ensure safety and accessibility for residents, addressing community concerns about warrantless searches.
Spokane City Council approved the “Safe and Welcome in Spokane” ordinance, enhancing protections against warrantless immigration searches in non-public areas. This ordinance aims to address community safety concerns and reinforce a welcoming environment for all residents. Council Member Paul Dillon emphasized the importance of creating a safe and respected community through this measure.
Spokane's Street Department began a grind and overlay project on Boone Avenue, impacting traffic between Washington and Monroe Streets. Motorists, pedestrians, and cyclists should expect lane closures and delays until September 8. Local businesses remain accessible during construction.
The Spokane Police Department seeks public assistance in locating a missing endangered adult as of August 21, 2025. Earlier that day, firefighters responded to a warehouse fire in the East Central Neighborhood after multiple reports of black smoke.