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Major traffic disruptions coming next week to Spokane
Spokane, WASH. -- Major traffic disruptions will be coming to two Spokane bridges next week. The first starts Monday, June 8th on the Greene Street Bridge. Crews are working to preserve the decks of the bridge, which includes replacing deteriorating concrete and repairing or replacing deck joints. The first phase will require southbound Greene Street to be closed with a detour in place and northbound reduced to one lane of traffic. The southbound work is expected to be completed approximately June 26. Northbound work will begin in July.
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Spokane to close Maple Street Bridge for resurfacing
SPOKANE, Wash. — The City of Spokane says two road projects starting Monday, June 8, are expected to cause major delays for north-south travel, including a full closure of the Maple Street Bridge and lane restrictions on Greene Street. The city is urging drivers to plan ahead, allow extra...
KXLY
Spokane's Chilly Weather and Traffic Concerns
As Spokane braces for a chilly weekend with potential showers, the community deals with recent traffic incidents. The Spokane City Council is proposing new ordinances to enhance street safety. Stay informed with the latest updates and expected traffic changes due to bridge repairs. COPYRIGHT 2026 BY KXLY. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED....
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WSDOT expands statewide Work Zone Speed Camera program with new cameras along I-90 in Spokane
SPOKANE, Wash. — The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) announced Monday that it's expanding its Work Zone Speed Camera Program with new cameras along I-90 in Spokane this month. A paving project on I-90 between State Route 904 and Geiger Road will be the first project in the...
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Maple Street bridge will close June 11
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Work zone speed cameras expand to Spokane area on I-90 construction project
SPOKANE, Wash. — The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) and Washington State Patrol (WSP) announced work zone speed camera enforcement was expanding into the Spokane area as part of a push to slow drivers in active construction and maintenance zones. The first local project to use the cameras...
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Work On New Bridge To Resume Access To Almota Grain Terminal On Snake River Running Behind Schedule
COLFAX, WA – Work to replace the bridge to the Almota grain terminal on the Snake River South of Colfax is running a couple weeks behind. The Washington State Department of Transportation initially hoped to have the
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Spokane Public Schools to require seat belts on new bus fleet
SPOKANE — The 9,000 students who ride Spokane Public Schools buses will be required to wear seat belts starting next fall when the district begins using its new fleet of 149 buses. The district purchased the buses instead of contracting with a bus company. Officials say this change will...
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Spokane Transit Authority offering services for Hoopfest weekend
SPOKANE, Wash. — It's June, which means it's Hoopfest Month in Spokane. The biggest 3-on-3 basketball tournament in the world returns to the Inland Northwest, which will bring thousands of people to downtown Spokane to catch all the hoops action. With the influx of people coming to downtown Spokane,...
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Registration for SPS yellow bus transportation is open for the 2026-27 school year
SPOKANE, Wash. — Registration for Spokane Public Schools (SPS) yellow bus transportation is now open for the upcoming school year. While there is no firm registration deadline, SPS strongly encourages families to register by July 15 in order to plan routes and bus stop locations ahead of the school year.
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Traffic Alert: WSP doing traffic control on Highway 2 during SkyFest weekend
AIRWAY HEIGHTS, Wash. — SkyFest is coming up, and the Washington State Patrol (WSP) will be doing traffic control in the area while performances take place. WSP said Highway 2 near Fairchild Air Force Base will be impacted by SkyFest. WSP is asking people in the area to allow for plenty of travel time and to expect longer delays between 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. near the Air Force base.
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New report shows gas prices shifted Spokane-area travel to Idaho slightly
SPOKANE, Wash. — According to a new report by driving-intelligence company Arity, Spokane-area drivers are crossing into Idaho for cheaper gas, and the trend could continue if local fuel costs stay above the national average. Arity, a driving behavior and analytics company, found that gas station visits in Post...
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You Can Dine Inside A Gorgeous Old Train Car At This Little-Known Washington Restaurant
If someone told you that you could eat breakfast inside an actual vintage railroad dining car in downtown Spokane, you’d probably assume they were talking about some touristy gimmick with mediocre food and inflated prices. Frank’s Diner is here to prove that assumption completely wrong, offering an authentic train...
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Firestone tire commercial to film on Monroe Street bridge
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I-90 paving near Spokane starts June 1 with night lane closures
SPOKANE, Wash. — The Washington State Department of Transportation said drivers on Interstate 90 near Spokane should expect delays when nighttime paving starts Monday, June 1. The work will cover both directions of I-90 from the State Route 904 interchange in Four Lake to just west of the Geiger/Grove...
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SP&S Railway Timetables (August, 1952)
The information presented here highlights the Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway's timetables from the August, 1952 edition of the "Official Guide of the Railways." The SP&S—often called “The Northwest’s Own Railway”—was the brainchild of James J. Hill, the “Empire Builder.” Incorporated in 1905 as the Portland & Seattle Railway, it was a 50-50 joint venture between Hill’s two major railroads, the Great Northern (GN) and Northern Pacific (NP). The purpose was straightforward: give the Hill lines their own low-grade, water-level route along the north bank of the Columbia River from Spokane, Washington, to Portland, Oregon, and a bigger share of Oregon’s lucrative lumber traffic then dominated by E.H. Harriman’s Union Pacific.