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Friday, October 10th, 2025
Good morning, Spokane. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 10th of October.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Families in Spokane can join the Spo-Candy Crawl on Saturday, October 25 in downtown Spokane from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.—participants will find ten spooky scenes and solve a riddle to earn a bag full of fall goodies, redeemable at the Gesa Credit Union booth at Rotary Fountain Plaza. KXLY
- ➤ The Downtown Spokane Partnership is gearing up for FallCleanWeek to rally volunteers in cleaning leaves, removing graffiti, and planting tulip bulbs for spring—organizers say anyone who loves downtown Spokane can join. Liz Hooker explained the event will help prepare the area for the holiday season and next spring. KHQ
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Police arrested suspect Gunnar Schubert after he broke into the Washington State Capitol and damaged a historic Spokane piano built in 1893—along with flags, statues and a rotunda fire—with the piano suffering light smoke and cosmetic damage and its bench being destroyed while Schubert was later released without bail. KHQ
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ On Wednesday evening, Venezuelans in Spokane experienced a 35-minute virtual reality film that allowed them to see the ocean and streets of Venezuela. Miguel Tamburini and other community members used the event—created by filmmaker Noa Iimura—to reconnect with their homeland and view its current challenges. The Spokesman-Review
- ➤ On September 21, St. John’s Cathedral on South Hill celebrated 100 years since the land was dedicated with a service led by Dean Heather VanDeventer that re-created the original cross planting and traditional prayers—underscoring the building’s hand-built Gothic design and its role in the community. The cathedral plans future exhibits to share its rare manuscript and tribal history as it continues to serve Spokane. The Spokesman-Review
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Gonzaga University was given the 2025 HEED Award by Insight Into Diversity magazine for the second year in a row—showing its work to create a welcoming campus. Chief diversity officer Robin Kelley said the honor proves the hard work of students, faculty and staff to build a community where everyone feels they belong. Gonzaga University
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ The City of Spokane released results from its Community Climate Policy Survey, which collected over 1,400 responses from July 21 to August 31 and showed water, human health, and food systems as top priorities for local residents. The findings will guide Phase Two of Climate Planning and update the PlanSpokane 2046 Comprehensive Plan—shaping policies to address future climate hazards. City of Spokane
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Spokane Valley is looking into installing speed cameras in school zones to reduce speeding and raise funds for traffic safety improvements. A January study recorded over 500 violations at Bowdish Middle School and 855 at Centennial Middle School, and if approved the system will be active in about six months—residents express mixed views on privacy. KXLY
- ➤ The Spokane Business Association declared a major crisis during a Thursday morning press conference at the former Redemption Church as homelessness and drug problems reached a tipping point. The group urged city council candidates to sign the 75 Percent Leadership Pledge—modeled on a 2023 camping ban law—to drive new legislation that will combine firm enforcement with immediate service engagement. KHQ
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Kishanee Haththotuwegama, a medical student at Washington State University in Spokane, said Medicaid helped people get surgery and follow-up care even when they lacked a ride and a home. She warned that if proposed federal cuts go through, hospitals will have less money and many patients will lose access to care—threatening basic health services for our community. The Spokesman-Review
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Rumours of Fleetwood Mac Concert
8-9:30 p.m. — First Interstate Center for the Arts — Price varies — Experience the captivating tribute to Fleetwood Mac performed by one of the world’s most respected tribute acts.
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Dual Lean Six Sigma Green and Black Belt Training
9 AM – 5 PM — Regus - Spokane Washington Trust — From $2,134.92 — Elevate your skills and drive change with dual certifications in Lean Six Sigma.
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James McCann Comedy Show
7-8:30 p.m. — Spokane Comedy Club — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a night of laughter with Australian comedian James McCann.
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Teton Gravity Research: Pressure Drop
7-9 p.m. — Bing Crosby Theater — Tickets required — Experience the adrenaline of elite skiing and snowboarding captured in stunning film from Alaska to Norway.
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Danae Hays: The First Time Tour
8-9:30 p.m. — The Fox Theater — Ticket required — Experience a fresh comedic voice from Alabama with zany characters and catchy parody country music.
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Rock Legends Tribute: Journey Escape & Frampton Comes Alive
7:30-9 p.m. — Bing Crosby Theater — Cost info unavailable — Experience the top Journey tribute alongside the electrifying sounds of Frampton Comes Alive.
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Lord Huron Concert
5-8 p.m. — Riverfront Park — Tickets starting at $95 — Catch the captivating sounds of Lord Huron live in Spokane's beautiful Riverfront Park.
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Marc Rebillet Live Performance
7-9:30 p.m. — Knitting Factory — Ticket prices vary — Experience an unforgettable night of improvised musical fun from an eccentric performer.
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Halloween Cover Show
7:30-10:30 p.m. — The Big Dipper — All ages welcome — Enjoy a night of local bands performing creative cover sets in a festive Halloween atmosphere.
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Eric Church: Free the Machine Tour
7-9 p.m. — Spokane Arena — Tickets start at $49.25 — Experience an electrifying night with Eric Church and Charles Wesley Godwin on stage.
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