Spokane Public Schools has proposed shifting start times to 7:30 a.m. for middle schools (8:15 a.m. for high schools and 9 a.m. for elementary schools) as part of a new bus system, though experts warn that the change may not suit teenagers’ sleep needs and call for science-driven schedules.
The West End Oktoberfest, hosted by Brick West Brewing Company, kicked off Saturday at 12 p.m. in downtown Spokane.
The event will continue through Sunday and feature five local breweries, food vendors, and live musical acts.
The Kitchen Engine celebrated 20 years in business by donating to nonprofit Christ's Kitchen today in Spokane.
Today, hundreds of volunteers gathered along the Spokane River for World Cleanup Day to clear trash and protect water quality.
Organized by The Riverkeeper and the Lands Council (which provided recycled bags), the event saw 150 volunteers within 30 minutes and filled a truckload with garbage by midday.
Residents attended an open house hosted by the Spokane Valley Fire Department so they could learn how to support first responders and prepare for emergencies.
Week 3 games in the Greater Spokane League saw six of eight contests decided by more than 27 points, with Gonzaga Prep suffering its worst start in 91 years without key player Andrew Yarno.
Teams like U-Hi and Ridgeline posted wins as results hint at exciting season battles ahead.
Residents seeking help with insurance can visit the Spokane Strong Wildfire Recovery Event at North Central High School from noon to 8:00 p.m. today, where United Policyholders + other groups offer guidance on documenting property losses and reviewing policy options.
Developers have submitted predevelopment plans for three projects in Spokane.
A large apartment building called Riverview Apartments is planned on a 0.37-acre lot overlooking the Spokane River at 2306 E. South Riverton Ave for 2029 — additional proposals include nine commercial buildings at 4910 N. Florida St and a four-unit residence near Franklin Elementary at 3005 E. 14th Ave.
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