Mary Sherden
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Clear skies and sunshine in store for your Friday - Mary (opens the original)
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We've seen a lovely resurgence of warm weather this week -- and it's not over yet! These warm and sunny conditions will make for a gorgeous Friday and could extend through the weekend into your work week. Expect warm temperatures, sunshine and mostly clear skies for the next few days. Perfect weather for running in the Boulevard Race or attending the Spokane County Fair! Expect a mid-week cool down to average in the mid-to low 70's Tuesday into Wednesday. COPYRIGHT 2026 BY KXLY. ALL RIGHTS RESER
Spokane Public Library delays service cuts to support wildfire recovery (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. â The Spokane Public Library is delaying service cuts that were expected to take effect this fall, shifting its priorities to support residents recovering from the region's recent wildfires. In July, the library's executive director Andrew Chanse warned that without additional funding from the city, service reductions would begin in September. However, the devastating impact of the Spokane area wildfires has prompted the library to reconsider its timeline. "We know that the libr
Westgate Park in North Spokane reopens with rebuilding plans after Old Trails Fire (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. â Parts of Westgate Park in North Spokane remain closed to the public as the city works to recover from the devastation caused by the Old Trails Fire. The blaze left behind singed trees and ash where vegetation once thrived, transforming a beloved neighborhood gathering place into a landscape of loss. The park has long served as a community hub, drawing dog walkers, families with children, and neighbors seeking outdoor recreation. For longtime residents like Lou Kurucz, the dama
Nine Mile Falls residents pick up the pieces from Autumn Lane fire (opens the original)
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Spokane â Residents of Nine-Mile Falls are returning to their community following the Autumn Lane fire. With State Route 291 now open, many are confronting the extensive damage left behind. Driving through the fire's perimeter on West Charles Road reveals the scope of destruction: downed fences, charred forests, and ash where homes once stood. Yet among the burn scars, some structures survived. Shaun Kelsey is one of the fortunate few whose home remained standing. He remembers evacuating to a
Smoky skies linger in the Inland Northwest, winds and higher temps on the way - Mary (opens the original)
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Much of the Inland Northwest remains under an air quality alert until further notice. Areas of smoke and and an overall haze will stick around Wednesday without much air movement to push it away. Winds are expected to pick up as we move closer to Saturday. I'm tracking wind speeds in the 15-20 mph range, with gusts up to 20-23 mph Friday and Saturday. This has the opportunity to improve our air quality slightly, but any increase in wind is going to make it harder for firefighters in our area to
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