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Spokane police arrested a suspect linked to multiple armed robberies on November 11, 2025. The individual faces two counts of 1st Degree Robbery and has been booked into the Spokane County Jail. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about crime in the area.
A firework thrown from a vehicle caused severe injuries to a victim, who was transported to Harborview Medical Center. Additionally, Spokane City Council District 2 will host a "Coffee with Council" event on November 18, allowing residents to engage with council members.
Spokane Council Members Klitzke and Zappone proposed an $800,000 budget amendment aimed at enhancing funding for local libraries. Additionally, the city announced the installation of new automated traffic safety cameras, with a violation warning period set to begin on Monday.
Council President Betsy Wilkerson emphasizes the importance of city staff in navigating economic instability. She highlights the collaborative efforts with the Brown Administration to revise the city budget while ensuring all sectors receive necessary funding. Wilkerson calls for a balanced approach to essential services and infrastructure.
A firework thrown from a vehicle resulted in severe injuries to a victim, necessitating transportation to Harborview Medical Center. Additionally, Spokane City Council members will host a "Coffee with Council" event on November 18, 2025, to engage with District 2 constituents.
Spokane police arrested a suspect in connection with multiple armed robberies. The individual has been booked into the Spokane County Jail on two counts of 1st Degree Robbery.
A house fire in Northwest Spokane early this morning resulted in the death of an 11-year-old boy. Firefighters rescued an adult female but discovered the child and two pets deceased in the basement. Investigators confirmed the fire was incendiary, ignited by the child playing with combustible materials.
A house fire in Spokane early today resulted in the death of an 11-year-old boy. Firefighters rescued his grandmother, who attempted to extinguish the flames before escaping and alerting others. Investigators determined that the fire was started by the child igniting combustible materials.
The City of Spokane will continue its curbside food and yard waste collection service during winter months, with the first pick-up scheduled for December 1-5, 2025. Public Works Director Marlene Feist stated that the service responds to community requests for continued waste management during winter, allowing residents to dispose of food waste and yard debris effectively.
The City of Spokane encourages curbside food and yard waste customers to utilize winter pick-up services, starting Dec. 1-5, 2025. Following community feedback, the City initiated winter collection once a month to aid residents with yard cleanup and food waste disposal. Public Works Director Marlene Feist highlighted the importance of using green carts for food waste during the holiday season.