Good morning, Spokane.

Late Monday, Spokane firefighters responded to smoke at the Sweet Tooth donut shop in South Hill near 14th and Grand Blvd and found damage from a fire in its (kitchen ventilation) system; nearby Sushi Blossom continued normal operations Tuesday.

Investigators have pinpointed the home at 4008 N.

Upriver Bend Lane as the origin of last June's fire that burned 212 acres and destroyed 14 homes & severe damage prevented them from determining the exact ignition source.

Spokane Public Schools is hosting an open house tonight at Ferris High School — explaining an upcoming levy that will preserve funding for extracurricular activities, support staff and academics.

Officials expect a larger turnout to help address rising costs from inflation.

City of Spokane and Spokane County launched an Adopt-A-Drain program on Tuesday, Oct.

6 to teach residents how to keep storm drains clear and protect waterways. Participants can volunteer 15 minutes twice a month to remove debris and report illicit discharges in their neighborhood.

WinCo Foods announced a recall of two salsa bean dip trays after learning that recalled peperoncini from G.L.

Mezzetta may have been used — the affected trays bearing Best If Used By dates from Aug. 14 to Sept. 25 were sold in western stores including Washington.

Former Gonzaga players Rui Hachimura and Graham Ike shined in Honolulu during Sunday’s NBA preseason opener as the Clippers edged the Warriors 104 to 101; Hachimura scored 21 while Ike had 11, and the Clippers will face Toronto on Saturday while the Warriors host the Lakers on Tuesday.