Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Thursday, July 17th. If you’re just waking up in the Lilac City, let’s get you started with quick updates, community happenings, and some things to check out today around Spokane.
In local news, Spokane’s annual point-in-time homeless count has shown a noticeable decrease in the overall number of unhoused residents, although there’s been a rise in the number of people living without shelter. City leaders are closely watching these numbers to shape future housing and outreach programs, with nonprofits spotlighting both progress and persistent challenges. Meanwhile, climate experts at Gonzaga University are issuing reminders about the ongoing heat—make sure to stay hydrated, especially if you’re spending time outdoors today. It’s also wildfire season, so be extra cautious with anything that could spark.
An active scene unfolded yesterday afternoon on Spokane’s South Hill, where a juvenile was taken into custody after a hit-and-run incident involving a local jogger. Fortunately, the suspect is now facing charges and the victim is recovering. Safety remains a top priority on our city streets.
If you’re a Spokane Valley resident, you’ll want to follow the debate around Proposition 1. It’s up for consideration and would raise the sales tax to fund the hiring of ten new police officers. The measure is attracting attention as the Valley looks to address public safety with significant new investments.
On the business beat, Spokane is buzzing with activity. CLE Capital has acquired the historic Rogers Building downtown, signaling new possibilities for this storied property. Several local businesses are expanding, including a second gym from Evergreen Gymnastics in Spokane Valley and MDRNfitness adding a large new studio in Liberty Lake. Williamson & Associates, an industrial equipment manufacturer, is also growing its operation on the West Plains. All signs point to a healthy business climate.
Looking for things to do? You’re in luck! Lunarium’s beloved Tea and Kiki drag series holds its latest event tomorrow from 6 to 8 p.m. It’s all ages and free, making it a perfect spot for both newcomers and fans of Spokane’s vibrant creative community. Don’t forget that summer means music and food—Music in Manito is spicing up BachFest with everything from classical to hip-hop and Brazilian forro, plus there are fresh flavors to discover at the new Gangnam Style Korean street food spot downtown.
For those keeping an eye on budgets, check out the new roundup of cheap eats around Spokane. From breakfast all the way through late-night snacks, locals are raving about affordable spots for everything from sushi and salads to burgers and tamales.
That’s a wrap on this morning’s local frequency—remember to check event details before heading out and stay kind to each other, Spokane. This has been Spokane Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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