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Lime scooters allegedly used to vandalize downtown Spokane Pride mural

SPOKANE, Wash. – Just a day after they were reintroduced to Spokane, Lime Scooters were allegedly used to deface the downtown Pride mural.

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Spokane City Council ratifies opioid crisis emergency declaration

SPOKANE, Wash. The Spokane City Council has voted to ratify Mayor Lisa Brown s decision to declare a state of emergency for the local opioid crisis.

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Washington State Supreme Court to take up challenge to Spokane camping ban

OLYMPIA, Wash. — The legal saga over a popular 2023 ballot initiative banning camping within 1,000 feet if schools, parks and other public areas in Spokane continued Tuesday when the

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Spokane to move forward with $250K settlement for Kamo case

Spokane’s City Council voted 4-3 on Monday, approving a $250,000 settlement with one family after they moved to sue for the police department’s role in the death of their loved one.

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Spokane to move forward with $250K settlement for Kamo case

Spokane’s City Council voted 4-3 on Monday, approving a $250,000 settlement with one family after they moved to sue for the police department’s role in the death of their loved one.

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