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Thursday, March 20th, 2025
Good morning, Spokane. Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 20th of March.
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ The Spokane County Sheriff's Office is asking for help locating 78-year-old Terry Delozier, who was reported missing on March 16 after his family lost contact amid concerns for his well-being; he had mentioned a planned trip to Portland and is described as (5 ft 8, 160 lbs, dark gray hair and brown eyes) and is driving a blue 2007 GMC Sierra (license plate C43261Y). KHQ
- ➤ Jaskaran Singh, 31, was found guilty of intent to distribute ecstasy after agents seized 173.7 pounds of drugs worth over $7.8 million near Fourth of July Creek Road; his sentencing is set for June 25 and he faces up to 20 years+ possible deportation. KHQ
- ➤ A local woman discovered a stolen gun on the side of the road during her morning walk through Nevada Heights in Spokane. KHQ
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Gonzaga University's marketing team made a new commercial that shows the real Zag experience with local students, alumni and staff. They filmed fun moments behind the camera and at Spokane sites—sending the message You Are Ready. Gonzaga University
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Spokane Transit carries 34,000 trips every day and has added two new double-decker buses largely funded by state and federal grants to cut congestion and reduce emissions. The agency’s success with programs like youth ride free and the busy City Line has paved the way for future projects such as the Division Street Bus Rapid Transit project and a new CEO search — all aimed at keeping service efficient and affordable. Inlander
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Spokane Regional Health District improved its data work during COVID-19 to track outbreaks like Shigella and whooping cough—helping the team respond to health threats. Officials said strict rules and public pushback have made public health more political—raising concerns about future outbreak management. Inlander
- ➤ Spokane health care workers faced tough challenges when they first treated COVID-19 patients in February at Providence Sacred Heart’s special pathogens unit—teams quickly learned new ways to care for patients and protect their own well-being. Providers like MultiCare added mental health support and improved care practices and now plan to help the community and staff recover from the pandemic’s effects. Inlander
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Gonzaga guard Khalif Battle — built for March — said he is ready for the NCAA Tournament opening game today at 1:30 p.m. PT on TBS against No.9 Georgia at Intrust Bank Arena in Wichita, Kansas. He has overcome transfers and injuries over six years to reach this key moment on the court. The Spokesman-Review
- ➤ College basketball players will get a chance to change teams when the NCAA transfer portal opens Monday so they can search for better deals and team fits. Coaches must be ready as incoming transfers may shift team rosters—forcing quick adjustments—throughout the season. The Spokesman-Review
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Seattle Thunderbirds vs. Spokane Chiefs Hockey Game
Watch the Spokane Chiefs take on the Seattle Thunderbirds in a thrilling Western Hockey League match at the Spokane Arena.
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Spokane Velocity FC Takes on FC Naples in Professional Soccer Match
A professional soccer match featuring Spokane Velocity FC against FC Naples promises an exciting experience for local sports fans.
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PMP Certification Training: 4-Day Classroom Course in Spokane, WA
This comprehensive 32-hour interactive classroom training for the PMP certification includes PMBOK Guide 6th Edition, practical exercises, and certification assistance.
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Alton Brown: Last Bite
7:30-9 p.m. | First Interstate Center for the Arts | Tickets available | Enjoy a night filled with cooking, comedy, music, and fun science experiments with Alton Brown.
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Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon: The Super Live
7:30-9 p.m. — First Interstate Center for the Arts — Ticket prices may vary — Experience the magic of Sailor Moon in a dynamic live 2.5D musical performance.
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2025 NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Championship - Spokane Regional
The Spokane Regional of the 2025 NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Championship will take place at Spokane Arena, featuring thrilling matchups among top women's collegiate teams.
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Romeo and Juliet - Theatrical Production
Experience a live theatrical performance of 'Romeo and Juliet' at the Spokane Civic Theatre.
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Masterworks 7: Mateusz Performs Bruch's Violin Concerto
The concert features conductor James Lowe and violinist Mateusz Wolski performing Max Bruch's renowned First Violin Concerto alongside Sibelius's First Symphony and Errollyn Wallen's 'Mighty River'.
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NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament - Session 4
6-10 p.m. — Spokane Arena — Ticketed event — Witness an exciting showdown in the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament.
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Comedy Night with That One Mailman
7-8:30 p.m. | Spokane Comedy Club | $25/$35 | Experience the hilarious stories and engaging presence of Sean Fogelson, the TikTok sensation bringing laughter live on stage.
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