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Firefighters responded to a bedroom fire on North Crestline Street, quickly extinguishing the flames and limiting damage. An adult male was hospitalized for smoke inhalation, while an adult female was treated at the scene. Investigators traced the fire's cause to improperly discarded smoking materials.
Spokane will host an evening event on May 1, 2025, aimed at attracting local residents and visitors. The event emphasizes community engagement and showcases Spokane's attractions. More details can be found on the city’s official news release page.
Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown and the City Council unveiled a comprehensive homelessness strategy aimed at addressing housing instability. The initiative focuses on healthcare, outreach, and economic stability while implementing ordinances for better siting of shelters and engagement with the community. Mayor Brown emphasized the need for a multi-faceted approach to tackle the complex issue of homelessness.
Spokane Valley officials invite residents to register for summer activities starting May 1, 2025. The event focuses on family travel, youth sports, and outdoor activities, promising a season of fun for local families.
The City of Spokane spotlighted "The Native Project" featuring Toni Lodge, focusing on equity initiatives within the community. This event highlights efforts to address social issues and enhance the well-being of Native populations in the area.
A major event will take place in Spokane, Washington, starting on April 30, 2025, focusing on the NATIVE Project, which intersects various sectors including venture capital and sports. The event is set to conclude on May 1, 2025, and aims to foster collaboration in business and finance.
Spokane officials announced the outcomes of the 2025 Washington State legislative session, highlighting key developments in public security and mental health. The municipal council, led by Director of Communications Lisa Gardner, emphasized the importance of these legislative changes for the city's future.
Spokane's Mayor Lisa Brown invites residents to participate in the city's Bike to Work Day ride on April 29, 2025. The event aims to promote cycling as a sustainable transportation option and strengthen community ties. Participants will meet at 11:15 AM local time in Spokane.
Spokane residents can now park for over two hours using ParkMobile, enhancing convenience for those attending local events. The initiative aims to streamline vehicle registration and improve parking accessibility within the city.
Spokane City Council approved a 5-2 ordinance to protect the LGBTQIA2S+ community from discrimination and affirm their right to gender-affirming care. The ordinance updates the Human Rights code, prohibits the collection of sex assigned at birth information, and mandates an LGBTQIA2S+ liaison officer within the police department. Council members emphasized the importance of safety and freedom for LGBTQIA2S+ individuals amidst rising national threats.