Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Saturday, January 24th. Kick off your weekend with high energy as the sports scene heats up across town. At the McCarthey Athletic Center, number eight Gonzaga Bulldogs host the University of San Francisco Dons in their final West Coast Conference showdown at the Kennel this afternoon at five pm, live on CBS Sports Network. Gonzaga's rolling with a twenty and one record, dominating opponents by double digits lately, though stars like Graham Ike are nursing an ankle sprain and Braden Huff's sidelined with a knee issue. The Dons, fresh off a gritty comeback win against Washington State, boast hot shooters like Junjie Wang and Guillermo Diaz Graham, eyeing their first Gonzaga victory in decades. This century milestone matchup promises hoops drama that could shake conference standings and thrill fans dreaming of March Madness runs. Over at Numerica Veterans Arena, the Spokane Chiefs lace up against the Kamloops Blazers at six oh five pm, perfect for families chasing junior hockey thrills and affordable excitement.

Active folks, lace up for the Chilly Chili five K at Moran Prairie, where you can run or walk amid chili aromas, live music, awards, and a heated tent to warm up post-race, turning winter chills into community cheers. High school track stars compete at the Spokane High School Invitational starting nine am at the Podium, showcasing tomorrow's talents right here.

Tonight's entertainment pulses with options. Catch David Koechner wrapping his two night stint at Spokane Comedy Club, delivering anchor man laughs that hit close to home, or join Louie Foxx's comedy magic show for mind bending fun. Music lovers, immerse in Candlelight tribute to Coldplay and Imagine Dragons at Riverside Place at eight thirty pm, strings and candles creating intimate vibes under twenty seven bucks a ticket. Glide into winter joy at Riverfront Park's Numerica Skate Ribbon with FUNdamentals learn to skate lessons today, building skills that last a lifetime amid festive lights.

Quick note on yesterday's buzz: a man is in custody after a puppy was tossed from a moving vehicle in an argument, but luckily a neighbor found the little one safe and sound, reminding us vigilance keeps our neighborhoods strong. From courtside courts to comedy clubs, Spokane's alive today, connecting us through sport, laughs, and shared adventures that make this city pulse. This has been Spokane Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Thursday, January 22nd. Kick off your day with the buzz around town, where quick police work and exciting nights out are making headlines, all while our community stays connected and safe.

Yesterday evening, Spokane police made a swift arrest after a downtown shoplifting incident escalated into robbery when the store owner was assaulted with pepper spray. Its a reminder of how vigilant our local businesses and law enforcement keep our streets secure, protecting the heart of our shopping district from turning a simple theft into something more dangerous. In other serious news from KREM 2, a Spokane man faces charges for making deadly threats against LDS church members, highlighting the ongoing need for community vigilance against hate. And over in Washington fire news, a fire chief was found guilty of murder, shaking up public safety discussions close to home.

Shifting to brighter spots, tonight offers a lineup of laughs to beat the winter chill. Head to Northern Quest Resort and Casino Indoor Pavilion at 6 PM for comedian Kevin Jordan, or catch Todd Packer at Spokane Comedy Club for some irreverent fun. If music is your vibe, Dexter and The Moonrocks take the stage at Knitting Factory Spokane at 8 PM, promising high-energy tunes with Girl Tones opening. Meanwhile, the 38th Annual Inland Northwest RV Show is rolling at the Spokane County Fairgrounds, perfect for dreaming of road trips and checking out the largest multi-dealer display in town.

Looking ahead, mark your calendars for tomorrows Coffee with Council event hosted by District 2 members from 2 to 3:30 PM at 808 W. Spokane Falls Blvd, a great chance to sip coffee, voice concerns, and shape our citys future directly with leaders. Sports fans, the Spokane High School Invitational track meet kicks off Friday at 4:30 PM at The Podium, running through the weekend with heats that showcase our young athletes grit. And for faith and fellowship, Titus 2 Womens Ministrys Celebrate Jesus gathering happens tonight from 6 to 8 PM at Twigs Bistro North on East Farwell Road, blending inspiration with good eats.

These events and updates arent just happenings, they weave into our daily lives, from safer streets to shared laughs and community voices rising. Stay warm out there, Spokane, and dive into what makes our city thrive.

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Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Wednesday, January 21.

Kick off your day with some fresh campus vibes right here in Spokane. Over at Spokane Falls Community College, the ASG Farmers Market is popping up from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the SUB cafeteria, bringing local vendors, fresh produce, and quick bites to fuel your afternoon—perfect for grabbing a healthy snack that supports our community growers and keeps your energy high through those winter classes. Just across town at Eastern Washington University, head to the Arevalo Student Mall at noon for a lively EagleSync event with Planned Parenthood Generation Action and Spokane DSA students. Its a chance to dive into important conversations on health and activism, connecting with peers who care about shaping our regions future one discussion at a time.

Music lovers, last night the energy was electric at Numerica Veterans Arena where The Offspring rocked their Supercharged Worldwide tour with Bad Religion, selling out the house with punk anthems that had fans reliving the 90s while pumping up the local scene—proof our arenas buzzing with big-name talent that draws crowds and boosts the vibe downtown. Tickets are still hot for tonights must-see at the Fox Theater: The Simon and Garfunkel Story at 7:30 p.m., recreating the duos timeless harmonies in a multimedia tribute thats stirring hearts and selling fast, with only a sliver left—grab yours quick to feel that folk-rock magic live.

Looking ahead, lace up for Riverfront Spokanefun on the Numerica Skate Ribbon starts tomorrow with free skate rentals on select days, though tonights police honor skate is canceled, so pivot to Fridays DJ Night on January 23 for lights, music, and contests that turn gliding into a party. Learn to Skate USA lessons hit January 24, building skills for families while mascot skate nights and kids storytimes with dollar carousel rides keep the winter wonder alive through the season.

Meanwhile, the Upper Columbia Conference is rallying churches with their A Time to Grow message, urging folks to steward time, talents, and treasure for deeper community impact—think more outreach, Serve One More initiatives, and strengthened ministries that touch real lives right here in Spokane. And keep an eye on Coeur dAlene-area legals for a public hearing on vacating part of Gozzzer Road, which could reshape local access and spark development chats across the border.

Whether youre hitting the ice, catching harmonies, or joining campus energy, Spokaness got that midwinter spark to keep you connected and moving. This has been Spokane Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for January 19th.

Rise and shine, Spokane! Today marks Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and the city is buzzing with ways to honor his legacy through action and community spirit. Kick off at Gonzaga Universitys UMEC with poster making and breakfast starting at 8:30 a.m., then join the group heading downtown for the 10 a.m. rally and march. Its a powerful chance to connect, reflect, and march forward together, showing how Dr. Kings dream still shapes our streets and conversations. The weeks events continue with a teach-in tomorrow at noon, nonviolent resistance talks on Wednesday, and service projects wrapping up Friday, proving Spokane knows how to turn remembrance into real impact for neighbors in need.

If youre craving some family fun, head to Caritas Food Bank on North Ash Street from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. for free support and community vibes, or dive into the Little Bunny Paint Party at 3 p.m., where kids can unleash their creativity with adorable Easter-themed art that sparks joy and imagination. Over in Riverfront Park, the Numerica Skate Ribbon is calling with DJ Night on the Ice tonight at 6:30 p.m., complete with groovy tunes, dazzling lights, and contests thatll have you gliding like a pro while making memories under the winter sky.

Music lovers, mark your calendars: The Offspring hits Numerica Veterans Arena tomorrow night on their Supercharged Worldwide Tour, bringing high-octane punk rock energy thats sold over 45 million albums and keeps generations rocking out. And dont miss the 2026 National RV Show wrapping up today at the Spokane Convention Center, perfect for dreaming up your next road trip adventure right here in the Inland Northwest.

Professionals, BOMA Spokaness January luncheon launches the new year with networking that strengthens our business scene, while Spokane Valleys grant-writing workshop tomorrow at 9 a.m. equips you to snag funding for big ideas.

Stay warm, stay connected, and make today count in our vibrant city.

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Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Sunday, January 18.

Kick off your day with a winter wonder right downtown, where Wall Street turns into a snowy paradise today at noon for the Apres Holiday Snow Show. Picture this: fluffy visual snowfall blanketing the street between Main and Spokane Falls Boulevard for 15 magical minutes, perfect for snapping those Instagram-worthy moments while you shop, dine, and soak in the après vibe. Its free, happens every day through February at noon and 5pm, and heres the best part—mention the Snow Show at Rocket Bakery on North Wall for buy-one-get-one-half-off drinks around showtime, or score two bucks off at Thomas Hammer Coffee right after. This little burst of joy is drawing families out of the cold and into the heart of Spokane, reminding us why our downtown stays buzzing even in January.

Sports fans, last night the Spokane Chiefs brought the heat at Numerica Veterans Arena against the Moose Jaw Warriors in a rare cross-conference thriller. They jumped out to a 2-0 lead with goals from Tristen Buckley and Sam Oremba, rookie Marek Howell added his first as a Chief to make it 3-1, but the Warriors clawed back with three quick third-period strikes. Rhett Sather tied it late on the power play, forcing overtime—Spokanes first OT loss of the season, falling 5-4 just 37 seconds in. Still, the Chiefs snag a crucial point, fired 45 shots, and nine players notched points. Catch them next at home January 24 versus Kamloops with a team poster giveaway and post-game autographs—hockey fever is alive, keeping our community rallied around these young guns chasing WHL glory.

For laughs, head to Spokane Comedy Club tonight at 7pm where Big Jay Oakerson takes the stage, delivering his signature razor-sharp stand-up thatll have you forgetting the chill outside. Animal lovers, dont miss Puppies and Yoga at 2:15pm in Spokane Valley—imagine downward dog with actual wiggly pups for ultimate zen and heart-melting fun. Art enthusiasts, swing by the artist reception from 2 to 4pm to mingle with creators and celebrate fresh exhibits that capture our regions resilient spirit.

Over at Riverfront Spokane, the Numerica Skate Ribbon is calling with Learn to Skate USA sessions building skills for all ages, setting you up for DJ Night this Friday with lights, music, and contests. These spots arent just events—theyre sparking connections, from rinkside cheers to snowy strolls, fueling Spokanites through winters heart.

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Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Saturday, January 17th. Kick off your weekend with the buzz around town, where students are making their voices heard and winter fun is in full swing, all while big infrastructure wins promise smoother days ahead.

Over at Lewis and Clark High School and five other spots across the area, nearly fifteen hundred high schoolers walked out this week to protest ICE operations, standing in solidarity with victims like Renee Good from a shooting in Minnesota. It started at lunch on Thursday and spread like wildfire, drawing community supporters who see it as a spark for young people educating each other on injustices. That energy carried into Spokane City Hall, where chants rang out before a council meeting swearing in new members Zaxophone, Kate Tellis, and Sarah Dixit. They grappled with a one million dollar DOJ grant to hire eight police officers, but paused over strings attached to immigration data sharing, showing how federal strings can tangle local choices. On a brighter note, the council passed an ordinance recognizing Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Juneteenth as key cultural celebrations, especially after the feds dropped them from national park free days, keeping that spirit alive right here.

Shifting north, Shoshone County Sheriffs Office in Wallace reopened after that tense December twenty-sixth shooting that injured three and ended with the suspect down. Sheriff William Eddy, just a month in after his predecessors abrupt exit, buzzed in visitors through locked doors amid ongoing remodels and bullet hole fixes. Hes prioritizing jail upgrades, new hires, and rebuilding trust without a levy, so folks feel safe again, though full services are still ramping up. Yesterday, police chased a burglary call where a resident came home to a man inside their apartment and got assaulted before the suspect bolted, a reminder to stay vigilant in our neighborhoods.

For todays must-dos, lace up for ice skating lessons at Numerica Skate Ribbon, learning fundamentals from Learn to Skate USA pros, or catch private coaching from Spokane Figure Skating Club experts. Head downtown to Wall Streets Apres Holiday Snow Show at noon or five, with fake snow flurries turning the street into a winter wonderland perfect for lingering, shopping, and snagging deals like buy-one-get-one-half-off drinks at Rocket Bakery or two bucks off at Thomas Hammer. Sports fans, hit the Spokane Sports Showcase at The Podium for the indoor challenge starting at ten. Music lovers, groove to Gimme Gimme Disco at Knitting Factory tonight. And dont miss Northwest Winter Fest lanterns glowing at Central, Shadle, South Hill, and Liberty Park libraries, or tomorrows plant swap at Spokane Valley Library.

Meanwhile, the North-South corridor project off Alai is elevating roads, easing commutes, cutting city traffic strain, and sparking skilled trade jobs through twenty-thirty completion. Closer to home, Spokane Valley saw Sarah Beale sentenced

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Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Thursday, January 15th. Kick off your day with the buzz around town, where city leaders are making moves that shape our neighborhoods and fun events are calling your name to beat the winter chill.

First up, heads up if youre into local government. The Spokane City Council is holding a special legislative session today right here in Council Chambers at 808 West Spokane Falls Boulevard. It kicks off with the Urban Experience Committee at 11:45 a.m., followed by the main session at 1 p.m., complete with public testimony on key agenda items. You can sign up to speak online or in person from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., with three minutes per speaker. Drop by, tune in on City Cable 5, the councils Facebook page, or dial 1-408-418-9388 with access code 2496 991 7004. This is your chance to weigh in on decisions that directly impact our streets, parks, and community vibe.

Shifting to exciting developments, big news for soccer fans. Seattle Reign FC just announced theyll host select 2026 home matches at ONE Spokane Stadium because Lumen Field is prepping for the FIFA Mens World Cup. Its a huge win for Eastern Washington, bringing pro womens soccer to our doorstep and spotlighting Spokane as a soccer hotspot. Mayor Lisa Brown and local teams like Spokane Zephyr and Velocity are thrilled, promising electric matchdays thatll rally the community and grow the sport right here. Keep an eye on the NWSL schedule release today for dates, with member presales starting soon.

Business is booming too. The Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs snagged 41.5 acres northwest of town near Mann-Grandstaff VA Medical Center for a new veterans home campus, a game-changer for supporting our heroes and their families. Local spots are expanding: parkour gym Fluent Motions settled into a fresh space on North Freya, junk haulers at TInys grabbed bigger warehouses on North Pittsburg, and insurers at Country Financial upgraded offices on Southeast Boulevard. Over in Spokane Valley, check out Open Tour Days today at 12709 East Mirabeau Parkway, suite 300, scouting your next office spot.

For tonight, the Titus 2 Womens Ministry hosts Celebrate Jesus from 6 to 8 p.m. at Twigs Bistro North on East Farwell Road, a warm gathering blending faith, food, and fellowship. Sports lovers, Californias track and field team opens indoors tomorrow at the Spokane Sports Showcase down at The Podium. And dont sleep on Riverfront Spokane action: tomorrows Numerica Skate Ribbon glows with music, lights, contests, and cheap carousel rides, plus Chiefs-themed fun tonight if youre skating.

These stories show Spokane pulsing with growth, from policy that builds better lives to events knitting us closer. Stay engaged, get out there, and make today count.

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Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Wednesday, January 14th.

Kick off your day with some exciting local buzz right here in Spokane. If youre craving family fun tonight, head to Riverfront Park for Skate with the Chiefs, a free event on the Numerica Skate Ribbon where you can glide alongside the Spokane Chiefs hockey team, complete with a themed giveaway thatll have kids and parents cheering. Its the perfect way to shake off the winter chill and create memories under the lights, showing how our community keeps the spirit alive even in January.

Looking ahead, mark your calendars for more ice action this weekend. Tomorrow night brings Glow Skate with music, lights, contests, and free skate rentals included in admission, turning the ribbon into a dazzling party spot. On Saturday, dive into Learn to Skate USA classes or get pro tips from the Spokane Figure Skating Club coaches perfect for beginners building confidence on the ice, helping families stay active and connected through these accessible programs.

Over in education news, Spokane Community College just announced its fall quarter honor roll, celebrating 2600 students for their outstanding achievements. Thats a huge shoutout to our young scholars grinding through classes and setting the stage for bright futures in our citys workforce. Meanwhile, Spokane Public Schools is hosting an all-day tour of SFCC and SCC campuses today, giving parents and students a firsthand look at college pathways that bridge high school to real-world success.

Young athletes are making waves too. The Mambas fourth-grade boys basketball team, with players from Spokane to Coeur dAlene, clinched first place at the Rising Stars tournament last weekend a reminder of how grassroots sports build teamwork and grit in our kids.

Business folks, dont miss the Regus office tour today at 601 West First Avenue, offering complimentary coffee and Wi-Fi to explore flexible workspaces that could supercharge your hustle amid Spokaness growing entrepreneurial scene.

And a heads-up for next week: City offices will close for MLK Jr. Day, but garbage and recycling pickup stays on its normal schedule, keeping our neighborhoods tidy without a hitch.

Whether youre skating, studying, or scoring hoops wins, Spokaness got the energy to keep you moving forward.

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Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for January 12th. Kicking off the day, Washington States 2026 legislative session fires up right now in Olympia, running a full 60 days with the spotlight on the state budget and infrastructure fixes that could pump real money into our roads and schools here in Spokane. But heres a game-changer for local shoppers and cashiers: Representative April Berg just dropped House Bill 2334 to tackle the feds ditching the penny. It sets clear rules for rounding cash totals to the nearest nickel, like dropping 1 or 2 cents down or bumping 3, 4, 6 or 7 up to 5, while 8 or 9 cents rounds to 10. No changes for cards or apps, just smoother checkouts at your favorite corner stores, cutting confusion and those pesky errors that hit small businesses hardest. Berg says itll make transitions seamless, and with sessions underway, keep an eye on how this lands for everyday transactions around town.

Shifting to fun, last nights Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival wrapped at the Fox Theater after three epic nights of adventure flicks marking its 50th year. If you missed the breathtaking climbs and wild tales, catch the vibes with local orgs like Spokane Riverkeepers and Inland NW Land Conservancy benefiting from VIP proceeds. Tonight, gear up for high school hoops action as Ferris Saxons boys C2 team battles at North Central starting at 7 PM sharp, perfect for families cheering on our young athletes and building that community spirit.

Laughter lovers, Spokanite Comedy Club is your hotspot this week. Open Mic Night hits Tuesday the 13th, then Josh Wolf takes the stage Thursday through Saturday for sharp wit thatll have you in stitches. Free Comedy for a Cause was last night, and more freebies like Bad Teachers on the 18th keep the energy high. The Dope Show rocked yesterday at 4 PM, with tickets still hot for their next gigs. Out at Ferris High and beyond, tickets drop today for Bushs Land of Milk and Honey tour presale, though not Spokane-bound yet, its buzzing regionally with Mammoth opening.

Whether youre debating pennies at the market, courtside for hoops, or laughing off winter blues, Spokanites are connecting through these stories that shape our days. Dive into the laughs, support local causes, and stay tuned for more.

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Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Sunday, January 11, 2026.

Spokane is waking up to a winter weekend that is all about getting out, getting cozy, and making the most of the season. If you are downtown today, Riverfront Park is one of the best spots to feel that winter-in-the-city energy. The Numerica Skate Ribbon is in full swing with public skating and plenty of themed sessions on the calendar over the next couple of weeks, including Friday night music and lights and free skate rental nights coming up on select Tuesdays. It is a good time to grab those tickets or plan a family outing while the ice is in its prime and the Learn to Skate and figure skating coaching sessions continue through the month.

Just a short walk away, the Fox Theater is closing out a big weekend with the Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour. Spokane has been hosting this mountain and adventure film showcase for more than three decades, and today is the final afternoon of the three day run, with doors opening midafternoon and a fresh lineup of films celebrating wild places, endurance, and environmental stewardship. Proceeds from a special VIP night this weekend are supporting local groups like Dishman Hills Conservancy, Spokane Riverkeeper, and other land and water nonprofits, so if you are going, you are also giving back to the trails and rivers you love.

Over at the Spokane Arena, the spotlight is on horsepower of a very different kind. Professional Bull Riders are in town with the Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour, bringing some of the top riders on the circuit together with some of the rankest bulls for two nights of competition. Tickets start at fan friendly prices, with VIP packages offering on the dirt photo ops and concierge service for those who want the full arena experience.

Looking a bit ahead, keep an eye on downtown for more winter culture: candlelight concerts are set to bring 90s themed string tributes to Riverside Place later this month, adding a warm, nostalgic glow to those cold January evenings. And community centers around Spokane Valley are filling their late January calendars with banquets, dances, and private events, so check ahead if you are planning a gathering of your own.

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