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Votes to decide on Spokane County Fire District 3 EMS levy to add more staffing (opens the original)
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SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. â Spokane County Fire District 3 is asking voters to approve a six-year emergency medical services property tax levy this November, saying they need more staff to keep up with the climb in calls. Fire Chief Cody Rohrbach, said the district responded to about 1,400 calls annually ten years ago. Since then, that number has grown to about 3,500 calls a year as the population has increased. Fire District 3 covers the largest geographic area of any fire district in Spokane Co
Spokane Valley train underpass and roundabout project in its final stretch (opens the original)
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SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. -- The city of Spokane Valley says crews are hard at work in completing a major project that will bring a solution for train and traffic delays. For months, a railroad underpass on Trent Avenue and Pines Road and a roundabout connecting Trent, Pines and Empire Way have been underway. "There won't be waiting for the train crossing, and then there's less delays with the new roundabout improvements versus the signal. So, traffic will be able to get to I-90 faster from our loc
4 the People: Idaho school funding becomes central issue in superintendent race (opens the original)
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IDAHO â The state of Idaho is ranked among the lowest in the nation in terms of how much is spent in schools. In fact, Idaho's blueprint for funding hasn't been changed in over 30 years. This November, Idaho families can change that. The three candidates competing to lead Idaho's public schools each propose their own vision for how the state should fund education, an issue that has become the central focus of the superintendent race heading into November's election. Candidates on the November
4 The People: The fate of Washington's millionaires tax heads to November's ballot as for and against campaigns ramp up (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. â Washington voters will decide the fate of one of the state's most controversial laws this midterm election in November. On the ballot, is Initiative 645, seeking to repeal the newly signed bill, dubbed the "millionaires tax." Governor Ferguson signed the income tax into law earlier this year, imposing nearly a 10 percent tax on anyone earning more than $1 million annually. However, not everyone was a fan. The group "Let's Go Washington" gathered more than 500,000 signatures to
Erosion concerns from Autumn Lane fire burn scars; experts evaluate the area (opens the original)
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STEVENS COUNTY, Wash. â Large burn scars left by the Autumn Lane fire raised concerns about potential erosion in Stevens County. Last week, a Burned Area Emergency Response team, known as BAER, analyzed the burned patches and say they pose no immediate threat. "Summary for our area â we got a pretty good report card on it," said Mike Bucy, fire chief for Stevens County Fire District One. "We had one area that is going to need some rehabilitation potential, but it's small and not really goin
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