Vanessa Perez
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Bedford, Smith leading in Spokane School Board races
Resources available to tenants impacted by bridge moratorium ending
That move will open the door for an influx of new eviction cases and test key tenant protections for the first time since the pandemic upended the legal process last year.
Home explosion brings Rathdrum neighbors together to help
Religious exemption requests detail why Spokane Public School employees refused vaccines
Spokane Public Schools approved and accommodated every single religious exemption request made by its employees.
Report shows math scores have dropped for some Mead students
Local pediatrician shares why it’s important for younger children to get the COVID vaccine
Post Falls Superintendent addresses misinformation circulating on social media
US Department of Defense team at Providence helping with COVID patients
Man accused of murder blows kiss at victim’s family in court
City of Spokane honors man who saved its iconic clock tower 50 years ago
Post Falls school board candidate draws controversy over tweets
Cleone’s Closet offers helping hand to Airway Heights community
Organizers eventually combined food and clothing, and turned Cleone's Closet into what it is today.
Halloween shopping could be harder this year because of supply chain shortages
Another record day: Kootenai Health breaks number of COVID hospitalizations once again
Spokane homeless advocates call on city leaders to help Community Housing and Human Services Dept.
The group that distributes federal funding for housing in Spokane says millions of federal funding is in jeopardy.
If you’re included in Washington’s vaccine mandate, you should now have your final dose
What you need to know about applying for the FAFSA
For many families, the FAFSA inspires dread — and worry about making mistakes.
The Steve Gleason Institute opens Monday in Spokane
What you need to know about Washington’s plastic bag ban
Providence reports more pediatric COVID cases in latest surge
The hospital believes they've seen as many as 10 at one point.
‘Tell my daughter I love her’: ICU nurse delivers mother’s last words
America Strong: COPS volunteer keeps community safe
Washington health leaders: COVID hospitalizations are down, but deaths are on the rise
Report: COVID cases, hospitalizations, death rates higher among unvaccinated people
Students move in at Eastern Washington, proof of vaccination, negative test required
If student tests positive there is an isolation dorm that they can quarantine in for 10 days or they can go home for the same number of days. At the last check, one student had tested positive.
Experts predict grocery prices to rise even more through end of year
Washington hospitals see worst COVID cases since beginning of pandemic
SPD to temporarily suspend traffic unit
