The program has helped 290 people at Camp Hope reestablish core identification, an essential first step to finding employment and housing.
The shelter is a linchpin of Spokane’s homelessness response.
CIVICS | After news that Hope House would close its decades-old women’s shelter, the city council appears poised to prioritize funding for existing shelters.
Money doesn't grow on trees but we need them for our economy to survive. Join The Lands Council and state leaders in a discussion about how they are preparing for climate change.
The election is almost over! Time to start thinking about … future elections?
The proposed 2023 budget doesn’t include the 10% budget cuts the council asked the mayor for.
Will our county electeds open themselves up to greater oversight from the people or will this new-look commission continue to conduct business as usual?
“The long and short of it is, none of the information has been substantiated.”
Inside the competing timelines for Camp Hope and the values shaping the future for the encampment’s residents.
Despite the spotlight cast by years of reports and working groups, racial disproportionalities in jailing and prosecution in Spokane County are as bad as ever. It’s clear leadership doesn’t want change, so it’s time for a change of leadership.
After a jam-packed week of public meetings last week, there’s not as much action next week.
Sheriff Knezovich plans to sweep the encampment the day before Veterans Day, but a lot remains unclear.
