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Flickr/Spokane’s city council wants to enforce a tax on revenues for a sewage plant within city limits. The tax would apply to people who live outside the city, and one state lawmaker said that isn’t fair. He’s filed a bill to stop it. -
The commissioners will also interview three medical doctors, a public health and epidemiology nurse, two naturopathic doctors and a naturopathic clinic manager.
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Hospital officials say people who need places to convalesce are taking up needed beds. -
Washington's governor sends state military personnel on medical mission
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Spokane's mayor says the city has been trying to find a new warming center location for over a year, but was unable to secure a location before the emergency shelter at the Spokane Convention Center closed.
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The "You Are Not Alone" campaign targets people who are currently enslaved in the commercial sex industry.
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Ben Small has led the Spokane Valley school district for 14 years
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Tax cuts and rebates, investments in infrastructure repair and education programs top Idaho Gov. Brad Little’s budget agenda in 2022.
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Washington legislators are likely to address the long-term care tax, police reform and the budget.
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The city of Spokane is searching for a new warming center, but is struggling to find a landowner, or neighborhood open to sheltering homeless and vulnerable adults.
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East Valley closed school Monday, two others returned to remote learning
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Idaho legislators will meet mostly in person without masks; Washington lawmakers will gather mostly remotely.
