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A motorcycle collision at Assembly and Northwest Boulevard on August 6, 2025, left the driver with life-threatening injuries. Speed likely contributed to the crash, as the motorcycle lost control and struck a tree. The area remains closed for investigation, and witnesses are urged to report any information.
The City of Spokane published two blog posts on August 4, 2025, focusing on community updates. The first post covers the implementation of new code enforcement inspection districts, while the second discusses topics such as tree watering tips and the Salish School in District 3's weekly newsletter.
A suspicious fire at People’s Park in Spokane is under investigation following eyewitness reports of a person of interest in the vicinity during the incident. Authorities are looking into the circumstances surrounding the fire to determine its cause.
The Spokane City Council will take a break during the first two weeks of August. The city launched a community climate policy survey to guide future climate action and announced the continuation of the Browne's Addition Summer Concerts through August 7. Residents can also sign up for the PlanSpokane 2046 newsletter for updates on comprehensive planning efforts.
Spokane's Code Enforcement Team updated inspection districts to enhance property compliance efforts. The changes align specialists with specific property types, targeting residential and non-residential issues more effectively. Citizens can report violations by calling 311.
Firefighters extinguished a suspicious grass fire at People’s Park in Spokane this morning. The blaze, covering a 100-by-100-foot area, was brought under control within 20 minutes, and authorities seek information on a person of interest seen nearby.
Spokane will offer free outdoor fitness classes in Riverfront Park as part of its summer fitness series. The activities aim to promote community engagement and healthy lifestyles. Classes will be available throughout the summer season.
The City of Spokane launched a new 'Know Your Rights' webpage aimed at providing essential information and resources to local immigrant and refugee communities. The webpage details their constitutional rights and available support resources. This initiative reflects Spokane's commitment to inclusivity and community support.
Spokane's Riverfront Moves fitness series offers free outdoor workouts in Riverfront Park, featuring a variety of classes suitable for all fitness levels. The program encourages community engagement and has seen record attendance, with hundreds participating in some sessions.
The City of Spokane launched a "Know Your Rights" webpage to support local immigrant and refugee communities. The site provides essential information about constitutional rights and access to legal assistance, available in nearly 20 languages. Mayor Lisa Brown emphasized the importance of diversity in the city and the need for residents to feel safe and supported.