This week on KYRS Local News
The City of Spokane’s new grant for clean air that could be used toward a bike sharing program,
A new collaboration between the Spokane School Districts and the city to utilize space for more schools and city development projects such as libraries, sports facilities, and parks and recreation.
The city needs input from residents on the naming of a bridge near the University District, and also where the worst potholes are located
Dana Matthews details May Condon’s recent veto of a campaign finance regulation that was approved by City Council.
This week, Spokane has lost an iconic artist, Harold Balazs whose metal sculptures can be seen across downtown and in other public art space,
On the west side of the state, small earthquakes were felt at Mount St. Helens, and the homeless population in Seattle has seen an increase in deaths, going from 93 in 2016 to 133 in 2017.
The program also featured a story by Eric Tegetthoff of the Washington News Service on state-funded Children’s health care in Washington state.
| # | Artist | Song | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Legal ID 4:03PM | ||
| 2 | Audio Clips from "Planned Chaos," a short film produced by Spokane Arts featuring Harold Balazs | ||
| 3 | Washington News Service story by Eric Tegetthoff |
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