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 Liberty Lake mayor challenged by Brickner |
| Hees faces Molitor in Millwood race |
| Council looks to pass no-camping law |
| Spokane Welcomes Multiple Grammy Winner, Bill Gaither & Gaither Vocal Band |
| Liberty Lake incumbent Moore challenged by Kurtz |
| Scooter warehouse fire under investigation |
| Winter seems to get a way-to-early start |
| Repairs have begun to Spokane Valley City Hall |
| City receives award to study economic potential of Appleway Trail |
| New ownership for Free Press Publishing |
| AG Ferguson seeks up to $41 million in consumer refunds from Avista Corp |
| Former Meals on Wheels bookkeeper sentenced |
| The 30th annual Valleyefest is underway! |
| Driver arrested, pursuit ends safely |
| Balfour Park Master Plan update meeting Sept. 18 |
| AG Ferguson challenges Trump’s attempt to remove protections for immigrant children |
| Gasoline prices to be a quarter cheaper |
| Spokane Gun Club targets West Plains |
| YWCA announces award recipients for 2019 law-enforcement appreciation breakfast |
| Amendment proposed to regional SRTC plan |
| Spokane Regional Health District appoints new administrative officer |
| Public invited to help State Parks with long-range strategic planning |
| Incumbents, Hattenburg lead primary |
| Firefighters extinguish Greenacres RV, garage fire |
| Primary election ballots due by Tuesday |
| Spokane Indians commit to zero waste by 2022 |
| State health officials declare hepatitis A outbreak in multiple counties |
| Vehicle Submerged in Spokane River |
| Woodard looks to fend off challengers |
| Three vie for Position 6 on council |
| Kaminskas facing two in Aug. 6 primary |
| Burn restrictions in place |
| Peetz facing two challengers for re-election |
| Burch facing a pair of challengers in SFVD |
| Firefighters extinguish Mirabeau Point wildfire |
| Valley grapples with homeless situation |
| Crave! at CenterPlace this weekend |
| Study says need increasing for services |
| Sheriff's deputy fired for violent racial epithets, sexual harassment |
| Fourth of July: fireworks spark concerns about safety and insurance |
| Weighted blankets now on fire trucks |
| SVFD hosting risk-assessment consortium |
| AG secures $5.1 million in relief for ITT students |
| SVFD, Starbucks partner up |
| Newman Lake public access closed June 24-25 |
| WIC heads to market |
| Armed man arrested for forcing way into home |
| Simple precautions to avoid black fly bites |
| Commerce awards $1 million to support small businesses |
| Spring pests are coming out |
| City of Spokane Valley Memorial Day closures |
| Council primary looks to be busy one |
| Input sought on proposed amendment to projects |
| Governor signs Padden bill to require mediation between elected officials before lawsuits begin |
| Arbitrator upholds termination of deputy |
| New measles cases in multiple Washington counties |
| Governor signs law strengthening MMR immunization requirements |
| Legislators roll out school safety proposals |
| Deputy involved shooting North Cherry Street |
| National Safe Boating Week starts May 18 |
| Fatal motorcycle crash on Broadway |
| Estranged husband found dead after abducting son |
| Personal objection will no longer exempt children from school vaccinations |
| Pines railway meeting Thursday |
| Senate passes amended operating budget, negotiations begin |
| Kindness prevails after cat cruelty case |
| Senate Democrats roll out budget and accompanying “Fix Our Tax Code” plan |
| Seasonal weight restrictions in effect |
| Council OKs agreement with arts group |
| Senate passes Padden bill to improve prosecution of child human-trafficking cases |
| House passes bill to eliminate philosophical or personal objection to vaccines |
| Legislation on School Resource Officer training requirements pass senate |
| MultiCare Valley Hospital receives five-star quality rating |
| Inslee launches 2020 presidential campaign |
| Winterfest proposal gets warm reception |
| Geiger work crew inmate walks away from work detail |
| 51st state movement highlights cultural divide in Washington state |
| Bring Back Our $30 Car Tabs initiative |
| Another sentencing scandal at Corrections prompts frustration, public records request |
| Firefighters battle large paint business fire |
| Amendments to TIP includes Valley projects |
| Valley Firefighters Extinguish Basement Fire |
| Fire levy gets OK by Valley voters |
| Continued resistance against gun control initiative |
| Ballots must be in mail Tuesday |
| Sheriff"s office welcomes five new deputies |
| Snow gate pilot program proves successful |
| Death penalty slated for execution |
| Capt. Cruger memorial services set |
| Mother cited for exploitation child |
| Padden bill bans dwarf-tossing contests, aims to end exploitation of ‘little people’ |
| Medical marijuana could be allowed on school grounds |
| Inslee pushes state capital gains tax |
| Native American voting rights bill proposed ahead of upcoming legislative session |
| Early morning chimney fire displaces six |
| Tobacco sales to anyone under 21 could become illegal |
| Increase in Flu Hospitalizations, Deaths in Eastern Washington, Northern Idaho |
| 2018 second half - year in review |
| 2018 first half - year in review |
| City presents Jan. 16 market research workshop for local businesses |
| City of Spokane Valley awards $242k for tourism promotion |
| Spokane Valley Christmas holiday hours set |
| Amendment proposed to Transportation Improvement Program |
| Spokane Valley not voting on plan to create 51st state |
| Former legislator Schindler dies at 74 |
| Since incorporating as a city in March 2003, Spokane Valley has
gone from an abstract patch of Spokane County sprawl to the state's
eighth largest city. |
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