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News >  Spokane

Transit game allows public to test budgeting priorities

People who want to comment on the future of transportation in Spokane have the option of playing a new online game to make their views known. Should Spokane push for completion of the North Spokane Corridor? Should it seek widening of Interstate 90 between Barker Road and the Idaho state line? What kind of bus system or rapid mass transit is best for the area?
News >  Idaho

Frost likely to strike tonight

Dry air that has moved over the Inland Northwest following a cold front this morning has set the stage for widespread frost tonight, forecasters said this afternoon.
News >  Spokane

Traffic jammed to top of Freya Hill

Drivers in southeast Spokane are already running into jammed traffic trying to get off the hills along Freya and Ray streets because of a two-day closure on 11th Avenue at Thor Street for a water main project.
News >  Spokane

Police detonate bag left in Deaconess parking lot

A bomb squad blew up a suspicious bag left in an employee parking lot Wednesday morning at Deaconess Medical Center. The Spokane Explosive Device Unit detonated the bag late in the morning after traffic near Fifth Avenue and Monroe Street was blocked for hours.
News >  Spokane

Preservation backer joins national board

Paul W. Mann, a longtime advocate of historic preservation in Spokane, has been named to the board of advisers for the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Mann will become one of three representatives on the board from Washington.
News >  Idaho

Frost possible tonight in Inland NW

Sunday’s cold front has chilled the Inland Northwest today, and forecasters said that temperatures should drop close to or just above freezing tonight.
News >  Spokane

Getting There: Corridor bridge girders installed

Construction of the North Spokane Corridor took a big jump forward in recent days with the installation of bridge girders at the future Wandermere interchange at U.S. Highway 395. The work comes as the project timeline nears the one-year mark until completion of the northern leg of the north-south freeway route.
News >  Spokane

Relief today, but weekend turns soggy

More rain is likely this weekend after a stubborn storm doused the region with a steady drip-drip-drip on Thursday. A quarter inch of rain fell by Thursday afternoon in downtown Spokane, and a third of an inch fell in Deer Park.
News >  Spokane

Popularity upends calm of meditative Manito garden

The Japanese garden at Spokane’s Manito Park offers a quiet, meditative experience – but not on nice weekend days. On Saturday more than 2,000 people, drawn by the warm sunshine, visited the outdoor attraction, creating what parks staff described as a wall-to-wall crowd.
News >  Spokane

STA seeking public input on budget cut proposals

Spokane Transit Authority officials are asking for the public’s help in cutting 7 percent from the bus agency’s budget next year. A recently released list of potential cuts is the starting point for a community discussion about how to trim bus and van services to more closely match STA’s income.