Episodes

  • Spokane: Motorcyclist killed in Spokane crash, wildfire near containment | June 22

    Spokane: Motorcyclist killed in Spokane crash, wildfire near containment | June 22
    Jun 22 2026
    Spokane's latest news includes a fatal motorcycle crash on North Division Street, a wildfire in Eastern Washington now at 75% containment, and the launch of the Wheat Line bus connecting Spokane, Moses Lake, and Pasco. Additionally, Spokane’s Eastern football team participated in a step aerobics class led by university president Shari McMahan, promoting health after personal losses.
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    1 min
  • Spokane: Canada Geese Dad Alert: Honk for Father’s Day | June 21

    Spokane: Canada Geese Dad Alert: Honk for Father’s Day | June 21
    Jun 21 2026
    Spokane's Local Wire update covers Canada geese dads protecting nests, wildfires impacting agricultural workers and Upriver fire efforts, and Spokane International Airport's new $11.5 million administrative building. The episode also highlights wildfire preparedness tips and a national bee colony die-off meeting in Eastern Washington.
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    2 mins
  • Spokane: Upriver Fire 39% contained as agencies continue mop-up efforts in Spokane Val... | June 20

    Spokane: Upriver Fire 39% contained as agencies continue mop-up efforts in Spokane Val... | June 20
    Jun 20 2026
    Spokane firefighters are making progress on the Upriver Fire in Spokane Valley, now at 39% containment, while the WOLF Fire near I-90 between Tyler and Medical Lake causes highway closures. The city is also celebrating Juneteenth with a community event focused on unity and cultural heritage.
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    1 min
  • Spokane: Upriver Fire Claims Life, Destroys 15 Homes in Spokane | June 19

    Spokane: Upriver Fire Claims Life, Destroys 15 Homes in Spokane | June 19
    Jun 19 2026
    Spokane: A wildfire in eastern Washington, the Upriver Fire, killed one person and destroyed 15 homes, prompting evacuations and emergency aid efforts. The city also discussed a proposed cooling ordinance, Reagan's 1976 GOP convention speech anniversary, and a new political campaign challenging Republican dominance in Eastern Washington.
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    1 min
  • Spokane: Spokane Valley crash closes major highway, two injured in rollover | June 18

    Spokane: Spokane Valley crash closes major highway, two injured in rollover | June 18
    Jun 18 2026
    Spokane faced multiple traffic accidents including a serious crash on State Highway 27 and a rollover in Spokane Valley leaving two injured, plus a wildfire in the Upriver area with possible human remains found in a damaged home. The Local Wire also covered a youth mission trip swap between Spokane and Bainbridge Island, and local health tips for dealing with black licorice and erratic spring weather.
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    2 mins
  • Spokane: Wildfires threaten Spokane homes as crews battle fast-moving flames. | June 17

    Spokane: Wildfires threaten Spokane homes as crews battle fast-moving flames. | June 17
    Jun 17 2026
    Spokane wildfires threaten 500 homes in Beacon Hill as emergency crews battle the Upriver Fire. Teens in Spokane are turning to the Shadle Park Hope Squad for mental health support, while new restaurants like Lilac & Pine and expanding sushi spots like Supa! revitalize the city's culinary scene.
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    1 min
  • Spokane: Spokane firefighters contain brush fire near I-90 | June 16

    Spokane: Spokane firefighters contain brush fire near I-90 | June 16
    Jun 16 2026
    Spokane firefighters contained a brush fire near Mission Avenue on I-90, preventing road closures, while city officials updated residents on housing initiatives and delayed a data center moratorium. A new independent bookstore opens in Liberty Lake, and Spokane Public Schools honored a retired music teacher who impacted students like Reagan Smith.
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    1 min
  • Spokane: E-Riding Hazards: Police, Schools Warn About Summer Safety | June 15

    Spokane: E-Riding Hazards: Police, Schools Warn About Summer Safety | June 15
    Jun 15 2026
    Spokane officials warn about the dangers of electric bikes and scooters as summer starts, urging parents to supervise kids. A hazing trial at Mead High School begins, with football players facing legal action over alleged misconduct.
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    1 min