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A female suspect is in custody after vandalizing 16 vehicles at a downtown auto dealership, causing damages of at least $100,000. The incident occurred Friday night, prompting local authorities to investigate. City leaders also addressed federal priorities for Spokane residents.
Spokane police arrested Katie L. Sims, 34, after she vandalized 16 vehicles at an auto dealership, causing an estimated $100,000 in damages. The incident occurred on September 19, when Sims threw rocks at the cars during an argument before fleeing the scene. Officers identified her through surveillance footage and took her into custody the following day.
Spokane police arrested Katie L. Sims, 34, after she vandalized 16 vehicles at an auto dealership, causing an estimated $100,000 in damages. Officers identified Sims through surveillance footage and apprehended her the following day. She faces charges of 1st Degree Malicious Mischief.
Katie L. Sims, 34, was arrested after allegedly vandalizing 16 vehicles at an auto dealership in Spokane, causing damage estimated at $100,000. The incident occurred on September 19 when she threw rocks at the vehicles during an argument. Officers identified her through security footage and apprehended her the following day.
Spokane officials outlined their federal priorities for 2025-2026, focusing on funding for civil rights, public safety, economic growth, and infrastructure. Mayor Lisa Brown emphasized the importance of federal investment for local governments to effectively serve residents.
Officers arrested Katie L. Sims, 34, following an incident at an auto dealership where she allegedly vandalized 16 vehicles, causing an estimated $100,000 in damages. The suspect was identified through surveillance footage and apprehended the next day while wearing the same clothes. She now faces charges of 1st Degree Malicious Mischief.
Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown and the City Council proposed federal priorities for 2025-2026, focusing on civil rights, public safety, economic growth, and infrastructure investment. Key requests include funding for mental health response teams and the reinstatement of previously rescinded grants.
Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown and the City Council introduced a resolution outlining federal priorities for 2025-2026, focusing on civil rights, public safety, economic growth, and infrastructure. Key requests include funding for essential programs and projects, such as mental health response teams and the Latah Bridge Rehabilitation Project. The city leaders emphasize the importance of federal support for local initiatives.
A woman is in custody following the vandalism of 16 vehicles at a downtown auto dealership, causing damages estimated at over $100,000. The incident occurred Friday night, leading to significant financial losses for the business.
Pines Road in Spokane Valley will close completely from 6 a.m. September 28 to 4 p.m. September 29 for construction. The closure supports a grade separation project aimed at improving safety and travel efficiency at the intersection with Trent Avenue. Detours will be available for local traffic.