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Thursday, April 3rd, 2025
Good morning, Spokane. Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 3rd of April.
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Spokane Police are asking for help to identify a suspect who threw a brick through a business window at 808 W. Sprague Avenue on March 31 between 6 and 6:30 a.m.—damage is estimated at $3,000. City of Spokane
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ A trail in Riverside State Park is set to get upgrades as work on the Knothead Loop Trail begins April 7. The grant-funded project will add a new trailhead, 38 parking spaces, 2 ADA spots, a new vault toilet and kiosk—with work expected to finish in July. KXLY
- ➤ The City of Spokane is celebrating Earth Day throughout April with events led by City departments to promote environmental protection — volunteer opportunities, water conservation, and cleanups will help residents get involved. The program, organized through the public library, parks, and other agencies, will provide resources to guide community action. City of Spokane
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The Spokane Fire Department added a new social worker to its CARES team this week to provide same-day support and home visits for people in crisis (a move prompted by a rise in overdose calls). KHQ
- ➤ A local nonprofit, Spokane Reimagined, is urging the City Council to improve dangerous intersections following several fatal crashes — including a motorcyclist's death on March 21 near Market Street and Francis Avenue. The group will present a resolution tomorrow evening that calls for placing vigil cones to warn drivers and delay traffic while safety improvements are planned. KXLY
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Dr. Mohit Jain at MultiCare said walking or other aerobic exercise can lower cholesterol, burn calories, and boost brain function and mood—healthy habits that benefit many people. Sister Madonna Buder, a 94-year-old local resident who completed 45 Ironman Triathlons and once walked two miles daily along the Centennial Trail, shared her story and urged others to stay active. KHQ
- ➤ Gonzaga biologist Hugh Lefcort said tick season in the Inland Northwest is expected to be more challenging than last year because of higher rainfall and a warmer winter. KHQ
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SoDown Live Performance at Riverside Place
8-11 p.m. — Riverside Place — Tickets available — Experience the unique sound of SoDown, a rising star in the dance music scene.
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Spokane Velocity FC vs. Portland Hearts of Pine
6-10 p.m. — One Spokane Stadium — Tickets available — Cheer for Spokane Velocity FC as they take on the Portland Hearts of Pine in an exciting match.
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ACTORS Concert
7-11:30 p.m. — The Big Dipper — Ticket prices may vary — Experience the darkwave sounds of ACTORS alongside Soft Vein, The NightCry, and Blunt Skulls.
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Customer Appreciation Day
In-store only — Northwest Seed & Pet — 10% off regular price items — Celebrate savings with discounts for loyal customers.
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Duncan Trussell Live Comedy Show
7-8:30 p.m. — Spokane Comedy Club — Ticketed event — Experience a night of laughs with comedian Duncan Trussell, who brings unique tales from his adventures.
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Restless Road Concert
8:00 – 11:55 PM — Knitting Factory — All Ages — Enjoy an evening of music with Restless Road and Kelsey Hart.
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The Old 97's Concert
9:00 – 10:30 PM — The District Bar — Tickets required — Enjoy a night of live music from the acclaimed band Old 97's at a local favorite venue.
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Spokane Velocity FC vs. Texoma FC Match
4-8 p.m. — One Spokane Stadium — Ticket sales support a cause of your choice — Experience a thrilling soccer match while contributing to a good cause.
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AESD 2025 Annual Conference
April 16-18 — The Centennial Hotel — Registration details on the event page — A premier gathering for educational service districts to connect and collaborate.
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Justyn Priest Live Performance
5:30-9:30 p.m. — Steam Plant Restaurant & Brew Pub — Cost info not specified — Enjoy an evening of music from one of the region's premier singer-songwriters.
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