Spokane voters will decide a transit-tax renewal on Aug. 4
Spokane Transit has advanced a 0.2% sales-and-use tax renewal to the Aug. 4 primary ballot, with Spokane City Council already backing it.
Spokane WA
In Spokane, Washington, you'll find a community-oriented area with practical amenities close by. Locals often balance everyday routines with quick adventures-grabbing coffee, getting outside, or meeting up for dinner. This page is a hub for Spokane WA-use it to browse local spots, plan an outing, and discover something new. Tell others what's worth checking out.
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Spokane Lawmaker Exit, State Tax Debate and PFAS Plan Lead Local Government Headlines
Spokane, WA – April 3, 2026 – Major shifts in state politics and a new PFAS water mandate are shaping Spokane’s policy and budget outlook.
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Spokane Officials Face Tax Debate, Water Cleanup Order and New Legislative Shakeup
Spokane, WA – April 2, 2026 – State tax votes, West Plains water cleanup plans and a key legislative departure are shaping Spokane’s policy landscape.
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Spokane Council Advances 911 Upgrade as Defender Caseloads Surge
Spokane, WA – April 1, 2026 – City Council backs $3.3M 911 upgrade, public defenders warn of caseload crisis, and police detail weekend protest arrests.
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Spokane Weighs Transit, Civic Action as Community Planning Moves Forward
Spokane, WA – March 31, 2026 – Community planning efforts and civic organizing are shaping discussions around transportation, infrastructure and accountability citywide.
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Roundabout Plan, County Housing Data, and Downtown Rally Lead Spokane Headlines
Spokane, WA – March 30, 2026 – City leaders weigh a new roundabout design, Spokane County releases fresh housing data, and thousands rally downtown.
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Parking Tax Rollout, Clean Water Plan, and Workforce Hub Lead Spokane Policy Week
Spokane, WA – March 29, 2026 – City leaders advance a parking tax rollout, clean water planning, and workforce investments shaping Spokane’s growth.
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Spokane Advances Housing Incentives and Reviews 2026 Budget Updates
Spokane, WA – March 27, 2026 – City leaders advanced housing tax breaks, tweaked the 2026 budget, and reviewed major public works projects shaping growth.
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Spokane Council Advances Budget Talks, Housing Projects and Major Transit Planning
Spokane, WA – March 26, 2026 – City leaders tackle budget priorities, housing growth and long-range transit planning shaping Spokane’s next decade.
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Spokane Headlines: Tax Vote, Valley Fire, and Legislative Shake-Up
Spokane, WA – March 25, 2026 – Lawmakers advance a millionaires tax, a Valley shop fire draws response, and Rep. Jenny Graham won’t seek reelection.
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Spokane Headlines: Fire Response, Water Concerns, and Shifting Political Landscape
Spokane, WA – March 22, 2026 – A Valley fire, PFAS water concerns, and a key legislative shakeup lead recent local headlines.
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Downtown Safety Plan Advances, South Hill Fire Contained, Gonzaga Eyes Tournament Run
Spokane, WA – March 21, 2026 – City leaders advance a downtown safety plan, firefighters battle a South Hill blaze, and Gonzaga heads into NCAA play.
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Spokane Headlines: Tax Debate, Clean Water Order, Election Shift, Valley Fire
Spokane, WA – March 17, 2026 – Lawmakers advance a new tax plan, state orders PFAS cleanup, a key rep steps aside, and crews contain a Valley fire.
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Storm Warnings, St. Patrick’s Festivities and Pro Soccer Spotlight Spokane
Spokane, WA – March 16, 2026 – A major winter storm brings warnings, Riverfront Park hosts St. Patrick’s events, and Sounders soccer heads to Spokane.
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Spokane Fire Response, Legislative Shakeup and Water Safety Plan Lead Local Headlines
Spokane, WA – March 13, 2026 – Fire crews contain Spokane Valley blaze, Jenny Graham steps aside, and PFAS cleanup plan looms.
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High Winds, Council Rule Changes and Federal Sentencing Lead Spokane Headlines
Spokane, WA – March 12, 2026 – High winds, City Council rule changes, and a major federal sentencing case lead today’s local headlines.
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High Wind Warning, Council Rule Changes and Police Arrest Lead Spokane Headlines
Spokane, WA – March 11, 2026 – High winds, City Council rule changes, and a police arrest lead today’s top local headlines across the city this week.
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Missing Teen Alert, Golf Season Opens, and Mild Weather Ahead in Spokane
Spokane, WA – March 10, 2026 – A missing teen alert, city golf season openings, and a mild forecast lead today’s local headlines.
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Storm Warning, Missing Teen Alert, and New LGBTQ Shelter Lead Spokane Headlines
Spokane, WA – March 9, 2026 – Police search for a missing teen, a winter storm warning blankets the region, and a new LGBTQ shelter opens in north Spokane.
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Spokane Film Festival, State Hoops and City Debate Lead Sunday Headlines
Spokane, WA – March 8, 2026 – Film festival crowds, state basketball championships and City Council debate are shaping the local conversation this weekend.
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State Hoops, Major Drug Bust and Playoff Push Lead Spokane Headlines
Spokane, WA – March 7, 2026 – State basketball thrills downtown, a record drug seizure shocks the region, and local teams fight to stay alive.
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Spokane daily local headlines: Council calendar shift, Spokane Falls Blvd debate, City Hall security
Spokane, WA – March 5, 2026 – City Hall and street updates: council moves meetings, Spokane Falls Blvd rebuild draws pushback, and planning talk is rescheduled.
