Latest News in Spokane, WA

Spokane Police responded to a stabbing downtown this evening. Preliminary information indicates two people were injured during this incident. Unfortunately, one of them succumbed to their injuries after being transported to the hospital.

Spokane Police responded to a stabbing incident on August 7, 2025, resulting in one fatality and another person injured. Officers found a male on the Post Street Bridge threatening suicide, which prompted a multi-agency response. A preliminary investigation is ongoing, and witnesses are encouraged to provide any video evidence.

Spokane Police respond to stabbing downtown, one dead and another injured

Spokane Police arrested 20-year-old Colin L. Pedro on charges of second-degree murder and assault following a stabbing incident that left one person dead and another injured. The surviving victim, in a dating relationship with Pedro, is expected to recover. Authorities urge witnesses or anyone with video evidence to contact Crime Check.

Mayor Brown Signs Updated 'Complete Streets' Ordinance into Law

Mayor Lisa Brown signed an updated “Complete Streets” ordinance on August 6, 2025, enhancing Spokane's commitment to accessible streets for all users. The policy modernizes local code, aligns with state law, and aims to improve walking and biking infrastructure while saving costs.

Mayor Brown Signs Updated 'Complete Streets' Ordinance into Law

Mayor Lisa Brown signed an updated “Complete Streets” ordinance on August 6, 2025, enhancing Spokane’s commitment to accessible streets for all users. The new policy modernizes municipal codes and integrates the Pedestrian Master Plan and Bicycle Priority Network, positioning Spokane for better state grant funding.

Mayor Brown Signs Updated 'Complete Streets' Ordinance into Law

Mayor Lisa Brown signed an updated "Complete Streets" ordinance, enhancing Spokane's commitment to accessible streets for all users. The legislation modernizes municipal code, incorporates pedestrian and biking elements, and positions Spokane better for state grant funding.

Mayor Brown Signs Updated 'Complete Streets' Ordinance into Law

Mayor Lisa Brown signed an updated "Complete Streets" ordinance in Spokane, enhancing street accessibility for all users. The legislation modernizes municipal codes and aligns with state law, aiming to improve walking and biking infrastructure while securing state grant funding.

Mayor Brown Signs Updated 'Complete Streets' Ordinance into Law

Mayor Lisa Brown signed an updated “Complete Streets” ordinance in Spokane, enhancing street accessibility for all users. The policy modernizes municipal code and aligns with state law, aiming to improve walking and biking infrastructure while facilitating state grant funding.

Mayor Brown Signs Updated 'Complete Streets' Ordinance into Law

Mayor Lisa Brown signed an updated “Complete Streets” ordinance in Spokane, enhancing street accessibility for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers. The legislation modernizes city codes and aligns with state law, positioning Spokane to better compete for state grants.

Construction Work on North Foothills Dr.

City crews will begin a grind and overlay resurfacing project on North Foothills Dr. from N. Hamilton St. to N. Hogan St. on August 7, 2025, with completion expected by August 20. Motorists should anticipate lane reductions and slowdowns in the area, including potential impacts at the intersection of N. Perry St.

Mayor Brown Signs Updated 'Complete Streets' Ordinance into Law

Mayor Lisa Brown signed an updated "Complete Streets" ordinance on August 6, 2025, enhancing Spokane's commitment to street accessibility for all users. The legislation modernizes city code, aligns with state law, and aims to improve walking and biking infrastructure while reducing costs.