Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 2nd of September.
Good morning, Spokane.
Sandy Williams was a champion of justice and community, and the city created Sandy Williams Day of Service to be observed on Sept.
13 to honor her lasting impact, inviting residents to volunteer with community-driven organizations that continue her legacy.
Mike and Jaylynn Ingram moved into a new home a month after the Old Trails Fire forced them to leave their 15-year residence.
With help from family + neighbors, they are taking small steps to rebuild their lives and regain a sense of security.
A month after the wildfires began, American Red Cross volunteers continue to support recovery in Spokane as 422 responders delivered nearly 14,000 meals, opened seven shelters, provided about 60,000 emergency relief items, and offered financial help to affected families.
A local security company is charging a man to cancel his coverage after his home burned in the Old Trails fire — he must pay a fee despite the loss.
Adams Elementary construction continues on South Hill with three floors visible near 37th and Regal.
The new school, featuring an expanded gym for community use, will open for students in 2027.
City of Spokane Wastewater Department installed catch basin filters and placed compost filled wattles Tuesday to protect the Spokane River and stormwater infrastructure from ash and debris following the Old Trails Fire.
Residents should avoid dumping ash into drains and report issues to Spokane 311.
On Monday, Sept. 7, Spokane City Hall, libraries, courts & other City facilities will be closed for Labor Day; garbage and recycling services resume Saturday.
The Spokane Symphony will perform a free concert at Comstock Park at 4:30 p.m.
A local study found that one-third of young women have not been screened for cervical cancer, which raises concerns and may prompt health officials to review screening practices soon.
Eastern Washington is set to renew its rivalry with a Missouri Valley foe as part of a busy Big Sky football week.
The Northern Iowa Panthers will travel to Cheney on Saturday for a chance to secure a second consecutive win against the Eagles.
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