SPOKANE, Wash.-- Spokane County road crews are getting ready for a wet weekend. Spokane County Public Works said on Friday it had workers in all four districts applying liquid de-icer to hills, bridges and curves before Sunday. That's when a…
SPOKANE, Wash.-- In the Inland Northwest, we get all the seasons: spring, summer, fall, winter and potholes. (Yes, we get construction season too, but for the sake of this story we're going to leave it at these.) Right now, pothole…
SPOKANE, Wash.-- We're only a few weeks into the new year which means pothole season is in full swing. The recent weather is prime for creating potholes. The combination of having lots of snow and freezing and re-thawing (on repeat)…
Potholes continue to be the talk of the town for local drivers.
Swerving around the road while driving, hearing that loud clunk at the bottom of your car – welcome to pothole season in Spokane.
The next few weeks of weather have the potential to wreak havoc on our roadways. The warmer day temperatures followed by freezing overnights are just the right combination for potholes to form.
If you're tired of potholes all over town, then you might want to become a fan of Domino's Pizza. The pizza giant has been fixing potholes all over the country, and Spokane could be next.
April showers bring May flowers - but first come the potholes.
The snow on our streets hasn't even melted yet, but the city is already taking care of the next driving danger: potholes.
The city of Spokane is trying out some new ways to fill the worst potholes they've seen in years.
They're everywhere you look. Potholes are plaguing our streets and until spring, the only option is a quick fix.
Tow truck drivers have been busy dealing with cars busted by Spokane potholes.
It's hard to call Spokane potholes 'news,' because we know most of you are well aware of how much of a mess Spokane roads are right now.
As we head into spring, potholes are sprouting like dandelions. The constant freezing and thawing of our roads is leaving crumbling pavement behind, and those craters can seriously damage your car.
We are loving the warmer weather, but our roads are not.
Since the start of the snow season, they city has asked you to call in problem spots to 755-CITY.
Warmer temperatures and little snowfall is giving Spokane street crews the opportunity to do some roadwork, including filling some potholes.
