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The Spokane Police Department reminds residents that school zones are now being enforced as the new school year begins. This initiative aims to enhance the safety of children traveling to and from school. Community members are urged to adhere to traffic regulations in these areas.
The Spokane Police Department reminds residents that school zones are actively enforced as the new school year begins. Traffic enforcement focuses on areas around Rogers High School, Longfellow, and Garry Middle School to ensure student safety.
Spokane Police Department reminds residents that school zones are now in enforcement as the new school year begins. This initiative aims to enhance safety for students returning to school.
The Spokane Police Department reminds residents that school zones are actively enforced as the new school year begins. Officers are focusing on ensuring the safety of students as they travel to and from school. This enforcement aims to enhance community safety during peak school hours.
The Spokane Police Department reminds residents that school zones are currently enforced as the new school year begins. Community members are urged to be vigilant while driving in these zones to ensure the safety of students.
Spokane Police Department reminds residents that school zones are actively enforced as the new school year begins. Drivers are urged to be vigilant in school zones to ensure the safety of children.
The Spokane Police Department reminds residents that school zones are now being enforced as the new school year begins. Community members are encouraged to adhere to speed limits and safety regulations in these areas.
The City of Spokane faces a $13 million budget deficit amid a slowing national economy and rising costs. Mayor Lisa Brown outlined her budget priorities, emphasizing community safety and fiscal responsibility, while announcing measures to address the shortfall. Additional cost-saving strategies will be discussed in the upcoming mid-biennial budget modification.
A Superior Court judge dismissed Sean Feucht's claims against the City of Spokane, affirming that a city council resolution criticizing Feucht posed no legal issues. The court ruled the resolution did not infringe upon Feucht's free speech or religious practices. Mayor Lisa Brown and other officials hailed the ruling as a victory for Spokane's values.
Spokane detectives are seeking public assistance to locate a suspect in a felony assault that occurred on September 17. The victim suffered severe burns after a male suspect doused him with gasoline and set him on fire. Authorities believe the attack was not random and that the involved parties knew each other.