CIVICS | Plus, a new motto for Spokane and a director for the office of civil rights.
CIVICS | Plus, City Council takes a second look at criminalizing night-time park time.
We’re seeking someone who can help make our CIVICS work as impactful as possible and lead the launch of our Documenters program.
CIVICS | A holiday means a light week for CIVICS, but RANGE still has big news for you.
CIVICS | The Coeur d’Alene Tribe wants to establish a fish hatchery to support the reintroduction of native fish in the Spokane River and Latah Creek.
CIVICS | Plus, big changes to the not-book ban ordinance in Liberty Lake and some help coming for homeless youths.
CIVICS | Plus: Extending the duplex pilot, addressing racist relics and a smattering of library events
CIVICS | Plus, the county is spending more on facial recognition surveillance technology.
CIVICS | City Council wants to know if he gave business leaders improper access. Plus, WSDOT may shut down turn lanes on I-195.
CIVICS | Plus, getting solar panels might come at a higher cost and the final reading on Cannon Shelter plans.
CIVICS | The city council will consider turning the Cannon shelter into a medical respite shelter for unhoused people.
Don’t miss a hot public hearing on how the city should spend federal funds for resources for low-and-moderate income people.
