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Old Trails Fire arson suspect won't appear in court Friday as scheduled (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash - The man charged with setting a Spokane fire that burned hundreds of homes in August won't face a judge Friday after all. Aaron Farinacci is charged with five counts of arson for setting multiple fires, including the Old Trails Fire, considered to be the most destructive fire in Washington history. He was supposed to be in court for a stay hearing Friday where a judge would determine if he's able to move forward with the criminal case or if he needs further mental evaluation. But
Opening date set for new Spokane Chick-fil-A location (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash - The wait is almost over for Spokane's second Chick-fil-A location. The company announced Thursday that opening day for the location at Sinto and Ruby near Gonzaga University will be Thursday, October 8th. Chicken lovers can enjoy a Moove-In Party that day where anyone who dresses in cow print can receive one free entree or kid's meal. The first Chick-fil-A in Spokane is at 9304 N Newport Highway. COPYRIGHT 2026 BY KXLY. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BRO
PowerSchool is back up for Spokane Schools parents and students, cyber security investigation ongoing (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash - Parents and students in Spokane Public Schools can now access PowerSchool for grades and attendance, but an overall investigation into a cybersecurity incident is still ongoing. SPS shut off access to PowerSchool and an employee payment portal when the district was notified by a cybersecurity incident on September 20. Those systems have been offline as the district brought in a third party investigator. In an email to families Wednesday, SPS says people can now access PowerSchool
Spokane County could close Geiger Corrections Center in 2027 (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash - In the face of budget cuts county-wide, Spokane County Detention Services is proposing closing the Geiger Corrections Center in 2027. Built as an Army barracks in 1992, Geiger has for decades housed Spokane County minimum-security inmates. The county now says the facility is outdated and would cost more than $50 million to make necessary repairs. At a budget work session Monday, the director of Detention Services presented a plan that would transition Geiger inmates to the Spokan
Looking for fun this weekend? Valleyfest has something for everyone (opens the original)
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4 News Now's Natalie Grant interviews Valleyfest Director Peggy Doering SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash - Anyone looking for plans this weekend will find plenty to do at Valleyfest. The community event has been going on so long, it predates the city of Spokane Valley. The weekend-long event brings together community members of all ages at Mirabeau Point Park, Plantes Ferry Sports Complex and CenterPlace Regional Event Center. Things kick off with a parade Friday night at 7:30 along Sprague Avenue, which fe
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