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Craig Meidl sworn in as Kootenai County undersheriff (opens the original)
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KOOTENAI COUNTY, Idaho â Former Spokane Police Chief Craig Meidl took the oath for his new role as undersheriff with the Kootenai County Sheriff's Office. The private event drew support from law enforcement agencies in Washington and Idaho. Former Spokane Mayor Nadine Woodward, Spokane County Sheriff John Nowels and Kootenai County Fire Chief Pete Holley were among those in attendance. Meidl spent 30 years in law enforcement in Spokane before taking the new job. Starting his new role, Meidl sa
University High School in Spokane Valley earns 2026 school honor (opens the original)
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Spokane Valley, Wash. â University High School picked up recognition as a 2026 Washington School on the Rise as staff focus on building support for students beyond the classroom. The Association of Washington Student Leaders and the Association of Washington School Principals chose University High School for the award. The recognition went to only a handful of schools each year. School leaders said test scores and surveys about students' sense of belonging were two major factors in the selecti
Spokane students try real-life budgeting at Money IRL event (opens the original)
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Local credit unions and school districts teamed up Tuesday to help 11th and 12th grade students build financial literacy through a first-of-its-kind event called Money IRL. SPOKANE, Wash. - Local credit unions and school districts teamed up Tuesday to help 11th and 12th grade students build financial literacy through a first-of-its-kind event called Money IRL. Organizers said they hope the event would become a recurring program for students across the Inland Northwest. Marty Dickinson of STCU sa
Spokane Valley firefighters say 9/11 still shapes training and safety (opens the original)
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Firefighters in Spokane Valley say the legacy of 9/11 still shapes how they train, how they view the job and how they protect themselves after a fire. Spokane Valley, Wash. â Firefighters in Spokane Valley say the legacy of 9/11 still shapes how they train, how they view the job and how they protect themselves after a fire. Both Spokane and Spokane Valley fire departments have 9/11 memorials to honor those who lost their lives. Spokane Valley Fire Department's Matt Jorgensen, who now trains ot
Theme nights to close the season for the Spokane Indians (opens the original)
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Spokane, Wash. â The Spokane Indians have five home games left before the season ends, with theme nights planned each day from 9/2 through 9/6 at Avista Stadium. The stretch starts on 9/2 with Halloween Night and a post-game candy crawl. Fans are encouraged to wear costumes while performers from Scarywood roam the concourse. Kids 12 and younger can stay after the game for a Spokane Indians Candy Crawl. On 9/3, the team holding Dollars-In-Your-Dog Night. Fans who buy an Indians dog have a chan
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