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Mayor Lisa Brown proposed a $730,000 investment in opioid treatment and support services at a community meeting in Spokane. The funding will target Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome treatment, mobile medication-assisted treatment, and an outdoor navigation program for those affected by opioid use disorder.
Mayor Lisa Brown proposed a $730,000 investment from opioid settlement funds to enhance opioid treatment and support services in Spokane. The funding aims to improve Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome treatment and establish an outdoor navigation program for those struggling with opioid use disorder.
Mayor Lisa Brown proposed a $730,000 investment in opioid treatment and support services at a recent community meeting in Spokane. The funds will enhance Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome treatment for infants and establish an outdoor navigation program for those at risk of opioid use disorder.
Mayor Lisa Brown proposed a $730,000 investment of opioid settlement funds to enhance treatment and support services in Spokane. The plan allocates funds for neonatal treatment, mobile outreach, and an outdoor navigation program for those at risk of opioid use disorder. This initiative aims to strengthen community organizations addressing the opioid crisis.
Mayor Lisa Brown proposed a $730,000 investment in opioid treatment and services at a community meeting. The funding aims to enhance support for infants affected by Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome and improve outreach for individuals experiencing opioid use disorder.
Mayor Lisa Brown proposed a $730,000 investment in opioid treatment and services during a Gabriel's Challenge community meeting. The funding aims to enhance neonatal care, mobile treatment outreach, and an outdoor navigation program for individuals facing opioid use disorder.
Mayor Lisa Brown proposed a $730,000 investment in opioid treatment and support services at a recent community meeting. The funding aims to enhance treatment for infants and expand outreach programs for individuals facing opioid use disorder in Spokane.
Spokane police arrested two suspects after a drive-by shooting early this morning, June 2, 2025. No injuries were reported, but a vehicle sustained damage during the incident. Officers recovered two firearms, including a stolen weapon, and connected the shooting to a previous incident involving one of the suspects.
Spokane police arrested two suspects after a drive-by shooting this morning, recovering two firearms, one of which was stolen. The incident, linked to a previous case, involved Zachary Gring, who allegedly shot at a house and car belonging to a person he knew. Both suspects face multiple charges, including drive-by shooting and unlawful possession of firearms.
Spokane police arrested two suspects following a drive-by shooting early this morning. Zachary Gring, 32, and Allie Alderson, 26, face multiple charges, including drive-by shooting and unlawful possession of firearms. No injuries occurred, but damage was reported to a vehicle.