September 10, 2025 • 3 mins
Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Wednesday, September 10th, 2025. Today, Spokane wakes up to mild temperatures, with a high expected in the low 80s, so enjoy the late summer sun while it lasts. Our top story this morning: the Spokane County Board of Commissioners is set to appoint a new county prosecutor. They’re interviewing three candidates to fill the seat left vacant by Larry Haskell, who resigned in late July. The choice of Marshall Casey, Steve Garvin, or Preston McCollum will shape the direction of local legal proceedings at least until the next general election, making this a pivotal moment for local justice and the Spokane community.
If you are looking for things to do in the coming days, Spokane’s event calendar is absolutely packed. For music fans, mark your calendars for this Friday, September twelfth, when L.A. Guns rocks the stage at Spokane Live at the Spokane Tribe Casino. Classic rock fans won’t want to miss this high-energy show. If your weekend plans are still forming, SNAP’s third annual Pajama Party is happening Saturday afternoon at Brick West Brewing downtown. Expect games, drinks, and a chance to connect with your neighbors, all for a great cause supporting Spokane Neighborhood Action Partners.
Also this weekend, the Dream Beyond Auction kicks off at 4:30 Saturday evening, inviting you for an inspiring night of stories and giving to help transform futures. If sports and friendly competition are more your style, start practicing your tosses, because the Spokane Cornhole Tournament is coming up next week on September eighteenth at the Spokane Tribe Casino. The tournament is raising money for construction education and workforce development, so your competitive spirit will be contributing to a great cause.
Looking ahead, the region’s largest Cybersecurity and AI Conference returns next Thursday. The INCH360 event gathers experts, educators, and industry leaders at the Spokane Convention Center for a full day of panels, vendor booths, and networking. Whether you work in tech or just want to get a peek at the future, attendance is free and open to the public.
In other news, authorities are monitoring the status of Kevin Coe, the so-called South Hill Rapist, who could be released from McNeil Island’s commitment center. Law enforcement remains on alert, and the community is closely watching for any developments. Meanwhile, after a recent small fire damaged the Avista Stadium concessions building, repair crews are at work ensuring the ballpark will be ready for future events. Local officials have also praised a quick-thinking neighbor who helped protect a homeowner from an attempted title theft, a timely reminder that looking out for each other makes Spokane stronger.
That wraps up today’s mix of headlines and happenings around our city. Whether you’re chasing the last rays of summer, planning your weekend, or just staying informed, thanks for making us part of your morning. This has been Spokane Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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If you are looking for things to do in the coming days, Spokane’s event calendar is absolutely packed. For music fans, mark your calendars for this Friday, September twelfth, when L.A. Guns rocks the stage at Spokane Live at the Spokane Tribe Casino. Classic rock fans won’t want to miss this high-energy show. If your weekend plans are still forming, SNAP’s third annual Pajama Party is happening Saturday afternoon at Brick West Brewing downtown. Expect games, drinks, and a chance to connect with your neighbors, all for a great cause supporting Spokane Neighborhood Action Partners.
Also this weekend, the Dream Beyond Auction kicks off at 4:30 Saturday evening, inviting you for an inspiring night of stories and giving to help transform futures. If sports and friendly competition are more your style, start practicing your tosses, because the Spokane Cornhole Tournament is coming up next week on September eighteenth at the Spokane Tribe Casino. The tournament is raising money for construction education and workforce development, so your competitive spirit will be contributing to a great cause.
Looking ahead, the region’s largest Cybersecurity and AI Conference returns next Thursday. The INCH360 event gathers experts, educators, and industry leaders at the Spokane Convention Center for a full day of panels, vendor booths, and networking. Whether you work in tech or just want to get a peek at the future, attendance is free and open to the public.
In other news, authorities are monitoring the status of Kevin Coe, the so-called South Hill Rapist, who could be released from McNeil Island’s commitment center. Law enforcement remains on alert, and the community is closely watching for any developments. Meanwhile, after a recent small fire damaged the Avista Stadium concessions building, repair crews are at work ensuring the ballpark will be ready for future events. Local officials have also praised a quick-thinking neighbor who helped protect a homeowner from an attempted title theft, a timely reminder that looking out for each other makes Spokane stronger.
That wraps up today’s mix of headlines and happenings around our city. Whether you’re chasing the last rays of summer, planning your weekend, or just staying informed, thanks for making us part of your morning. This has been Spokane Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good morning. This is your Spokane local frequency for Wednesday,
September tenth, twenty twenty five. Today, Spokane wakes up to
mild temperatures with a high expected in the low eighties,
So enjoy the late summer sun while it lasts. Our
top story this morning, the Spokane County Board of Commissioners
is set to appoint a new county prosecutor. They're interviewing
(00:22):
three candidates to fill the seat left vacant by Larry Haskell,
who resigned in late Joly. The choice of Marshall Casey,
Steve Garvin, or Preston McCollum will shape the direction of
local legal proceedings at least until the next general election,
making this a pivotal moment for local justice and the
Spokane community. If you are looking for things to do
(00:43):
in the coming days, Spokane's event calendar is absolutely packed
for music fans. Mark your calendars for this Friday, September twelfth,
when La Guns rocks the stage at Spokane Live at
the Spokane Tribe Casino. Classic rock fans won't want to
miss this high energy show. If your weekend plans are
(01:04):
still forming, Snap's third annual Pajama Party is happening Saturday
afternoon at Brickwest Brewing Downtown. Expect games, drinks, and a
chance to connect with your neighbors, all for a great cause,
supporting Spokane Neighborhood Action partners. Also this weekend, the Dream
Beyond Auction kicks off at four thirty Saturday evening, inviting
(01:27):
you for an inspiring night of stories and giving to
help transform futures. If sports and friendly competition are more
your style, start practicing your tosses because the Spokane Cornhole
Tournament is coming up next week on September eighteenth at
the Spokane Tried Casino. The tournament is raising money for construction,
(01:47):
education and workforce development, so your competitive spirit will be
contributing to a great cause. Looking ahead, the region's largest
cyber security and AI conference returns next third. The INCCH
three six zero event gathers experts, educators, and industry leaders
(02:07):
at the Spokane Convention Center for a full day of panels,
vendor booths, and networking. Whether you work in tech or
just want to get a peek at the future, attendance
is free and open to the public. In other news,
authorities are monitoring the status of Kevin Coe, the so
called South Hill rapist who could be released from McNeil
(02:28):
Island's commitment Center. Law enforcement remains un alert and the
community is closely watching for any developments. Meanwhile, after a
recent small fire damaged the Avista Stadium Concessions building, repair
crews are at work ensuring the ballpark will be ready
for future events. Local officials have also praised a quick
(02:48):
thinking neighbor who helped protect a homeowner from an attempted
title theft, a timely reminder that looking out for each
other makes Spokane stronger. At wraps up today's mix of
headlines and happenings are around our city, whether you're chasing
the last rays of summer, planning your weekend, or just
staying informed. Thanks for making us part of your morning.
This has been Spokane Local frequency. We'll see you tomorrow
(03:11):
with more local updates.
Good morning. This is your Spokane local frequency for Wednesday,
September tenth, twenty twenty five. Today, Spokane wakes up to
mild temperatures with a high expected in the low eighties,
So enjoy the late summer sun while it lasts. Our
top story this morning, the Spokane County Board of Commissioners
is set to appoint a new county prosecutor. They're interviewing
(00:22):
three candidates to fill the seat left vacant by Larry Haskell,
who resigned in late Joly. The choice of Marshall Casey,
Steve Garvin, or Preston McCollum will shape the direction of
local legal proceedings at least until the next general election,
making this a pivotal moment for local justice and the
Spokane community. If you are looking for things to do
(00:43):
in the coming days, Spokane's event calendar is absolutely packed
for music fans. Mark your calendars for this Friday, September twelfth,
when La Guns rocks the stage at Spokane Live at
the Spokane Tribe Casino. Classic rock fans won't want to
miss this high energy show. If your weekend plans are
(01:04):
still forming, Snap's third annual Pajama Party is happening Saturday
afternoon at Brickwest Brewing Downtown. Expect games, drinks, and a
chance to connect with your neighbors, all for a great cause,
supporting Spokane Neighborhood Action partners. Also this weekend, the Dream
Beyond Auction kicks off at four thirty Saturday evening, inviting
(01:27):
you for an inspiring night of stories and giving to
help transform futures. If sports and friendly competition are more
your style, start practicing your tosses because the Spokane Cornhole
Tournament is coming up next week on September eighteenth at
the Spokane Tried Casino. The tournament is raising money for construction,
(01:47):
education and workforce development, so your competitive spirit will be
contributing to a great cause. Looking ahead, the region's largest
cyber security and AI conference returns next third. The INCCH
three six zero event gathers experts, educators, and industry leaders
(02:07):
at the Spokane Convention Center for a full day of panels,
vendor booths, and networking. Whether you work in tech or
just want to get a peek at the future, attendance
is free and open to the public. In other news,
authorities are monitoring the status of Kevin Coe, the so
called South Hill rapist who could be released from McNeil
(02:28):
Island's commitment Center. Law enforcement remains un alert and the
community is closely watching for any developments. Meanwhile, after a
recent small fire damaged the Avista Stadium Concessions building, repair
crews are at work ensuring the ballpark will be ready
for future events. Local officials have also praised a quick
(02:48):
thinking neighbor who helped protect a homeowner from an attempted
title theft, a timely reminder that looking out for each
other makes Spokane stronger. At wraps up today's mix of
headlines and happenings are around our city, whether you're chasing
the last rays of summer, planning your weekend, or just
staying informed. Thanks for making us part of your morning.
This has been Spokane Local frequency. We'll see you tomorrow
(03:11):
with more local updates.
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