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Eagle Rock Fire Investigation Complete: Smoking Identified as Likely Cause (opens the original)
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SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. â The Spokane Valley Fire Department has completed its investigation into one of the largest fires Spokane Valley has handled in recent years. More than 60 residents were displaced from the complex, and 16 units were completely destroyed in the blaze. The investigation concluded that the fire originated on the exterior balcony of the complex, though the official cause is listed as undetermined. SVFD conducted a thorough investigation using drone video footage, photograph
Deer Park loses longtime mayor to pancreatic cancer (opens the original)
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DEER PARK â Mayor Tim Verzal, who led Deer Park since 2018, died this morning from pancreatic cancer. He was 73. Verzal announced his retirement Thursday to focus on his health, but his battle with cancer proved too difficult to overcome. Flags throughout Deer Park were lowered to half-staff to honor the public servant. City Councilman Billy Costello remembered Verzal's unwavering commitment. "He's given his heart and soul to this town. Serving with him has been an absolute honor," Costello sa
Bear encounters surge in northeast Washington (opens the original)
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IONE, Wash. â People in northeast Pend Oreille County are growing increasingly concerned about bear sightings this summer as encounters have intensified beyond typical levels. Roy and Nicki March captured video of a black bear in their backyard from their home camera. "There has been a lot of sightings in our place and the neighbors, both sides of us," Roy March said. The situation escalated when a black bear attacked a woman outside her home last weekend. The Marches are neighbors with the vi
Second annual Hope 4 Kids Hygiene Drive expands to serve 14 school districts across the region (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. â The second annual Hope 4 Kids Hygiene Drive launches tomorrow, expanding access to essential hygiene products for students across 14 school districts in the region. The initiative, a partnership between 4 News Now and Project Beauty Share, addresses a gap in student needs. "In a situation where someone is really struggling, you know, they can go to a counselor's office, they can go to a teacher and those products will be in a pantry for them," said Julie Farley, founder and ex
Second annual Hope 4 Kids Hygiene Drive expands to serve 14 school districts across the region (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. â The second annual Hope 4 Kids Hygiene Drive launches tomorrow, expanding access to essential hygiene products for students across 14 school districts in the region. The initiative, a partnership between 4 News Now and Project Beauty Share, addresses a gap in student needs. "In a situation where someone is really struggling, you know, they can go to a counselor's office, they can go to a teacher and those products will be in a pantry for them," said Julie Farley, founder and ex
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