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When will the construction projects along 29th Avenue be complete?
SPOKANE, Wash. — If you live, work or spend a significant amount of time on Spokane's South Hill, you've no doubt encountered the construction projects that have seemingly overtaken 29th Avenue. The construction projects have been underway since April and are expected to wrap up in August and September....
Fairchild Air Force airmen return home from deployment with eager families awaiting
AIRWAY HEIGHTS, Wash. - A one-of-a-kind group of Fairchild Air Force Airmen ended their deployment and finally reunited with their families. Families greeted their loved ones with bright posters and big hugs as they returned to Spokane. The Airmen had spent the last two years serving in 6-month rotations in...
Lack of firefighting resources sparks potential building moratorium near Spokane
(The Center Square) – When a building moratorium that prevented development in Latah Valley ended last year, real estate sprung up while firefighting resources idled; now Spokane is considering its return. If passed, an ordinance proposed by Councilmembers Paul Dillon and Lili Navarrete would impose an immediate one-year moratorium...
Acid spill on Spokane’s South Hill being tested
SPOKANE, Wash. – The Spokane Fire Department responded to an acid spill on the Spokane South Hill on Tuesday. The spill that happened near the White Dog Coffee Shop at South Regal Street and East 57th Avenue. Spokane Fire Department confirmed it was clear acid but were doing further...
Avista announces plan to cut power during high fire risk weather
SPOKANE, Wash. — A coalition of Spokane community leaders plan to hold a meeting sharing details of updated wildfire resiliency plans and new strategies for the 2024 wildfire season on Tuesday. Avista announced that if extreme weather and fire inducing conditions occur, they may turn power off in specific...
Proposed ordinance aims to ensure Spokane tenants’ right to air conditioning
SPOKANE - Spokane is expanding renter protections again, this time with an ordinance that could ensure a tenant's right to air conditioning. Last month, the City Council joined other municipalities by passing an ordinance that increased the notice period before raising rent to a minimum of 120 days. Now, an ordinance proposed by Council President Betsy Wilkerson takes a step further.
Nonprofit focuses on governmental cost inflation of housing at Spokane meeting
(The Center Square) – Affordable housing was on the agenda at the Citizens Alliance for Property Rights annual meeting, held Saturday in Spokane. Poverty and regulations are the key issues driving the affordability crisis, according to Steve Corker, president of the Landlord Association of the Inland Northwest, noting, “26% of all renters in Spokane County spend more than 50% of their income on shelter costs." The Citizens Alliance for Property...
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