This week on KYRS Local News we talk about the wintry weather last week and mayor-elect Lisa Brown’s transition team. […]

This week we talked about the mayoral election and the resignation of police chief Craig Meidl. […]

This week, KYRS Local News covers changes to cannabis drug screening laws. […]

This week we talked about the overturning of Roe v Wade. […]

This week, Christian Adams talked about Spokane County suspending trials due to Covid, the arrest of a local bar owner, and a potential change to Washington State’s solitary confinement law. […]

This week we talk about the record heat wave that hit the pacific northwest. […]

This week we talk about the upcoming heat wave. […]

This week we talk about the G-7 summit. […]

This week Christian and Federica talk about the local housing market. […]

This week, Christian and Federica talk about the recent re-approval of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine in Washington State. […]

This Week, Federica and Christian went over the recent changes to the Covid-19 vaccine distribution. […]

This week Christian goes over the criteria required to move either up or down a phase in Washington’s reopening plan. […]

On this show, Christian and Federica went over the Stop AAPI Hate vigil. […]

This week, Christian goes over a press release from Governor Inslee involving the move to Phase 3. […]

This week, Christian and Federica talk about the COVID-19 vaccine. […]

This week, we go over the COVID-19 death toll in the United States. […]

This week, Christian and Federica go over a couple police reform bills. […]

This week Christian and Federica talk about the COVID-19 vaccine. […]

This week, Federica and Christian went into detail regarding President Biden’s inauguration. […]

On this episode, Christian and Federica talk about the events that happened in the capitol last week. […]

On KYRS Local News, news director Christian Adams and Federica Brandi talked about the recent Stimulus checks. […]

Headlines: The Supreme Court has effectively ruled that sleeping in public should not be a crime,Politicians on the Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority board have said they’ll be asking the Washington state legislature in 2020 for new car-tab taxes that reflect the market value of the car they’re on,  A few years ago, more than 200,000 […] […]

Headlines this week: High demand, prompting investigation involving Pardons made by former Kentucky Governor, Matt Bevin, reaches The State Capitol, Back in May, The City of Spokane implemented a program to aid clean up efforts of illegal camping, as well as deprie and waste on city grounds. The program was originally intended to be temporary. Since launcining, […] […]

Headlines this week: Spokane Valley becomes host to Tru by Hilton, This will be the first installment of the hotel branch in the state of Washington, The Pend Oreille County Commission has decided not to momentarily rezone public land within the county as rural. The response stems from the urging of two local residential groups, Citizens Against […] […]

This week’s Headlines: A report from an investigation on whether Washington State Representative Matt Shea incited violence is expected to be released to the public in the coming weeks. Weekly Recaps : A projected lack of funds due to Initiative 976 will cause delays on multiple transportation related projects. This week, the city council discussed potential new laws […] […]

Weekly Headlines: Tallying ballots in Spokane County may become much quicker thanks to a new system designed to automate counting, Colstrip, one of the nations largest coal power plants, will stop receiving funds from Avista after 2025. Recaps in Review: Carbon Offsets, Environmental Updates Global and Regional, Domestic Violence Dispute Ends in Shooting at a Washington Elementary School, A King […] […]

Recaps of the week: The latest coverage  for The Spokane County Political Election, The Compassionate Leadership Conference takes place in Seattle this week (Nov. 8-9), feature live interview with local wordsmith, Davy Jones Nguyen. […]

On this week’s recap,  a new method for cervical cancer testing that you can do at home,  and the latest update for the North Spokane Corridor Project. […]

Headlines this week: A rundown of new laws in Washington state as of January 1, 2020, General Qasem Soleimani of Quds Force, a unit of Iran’s external security agency, was killed on January 2 in an airstrike initiated by the United States. Recaps This Week: On January 2nd, vehicles in the State of Washington will no longer […] […]

We helped inform the community about Jewel Helping Hands and the Cannon Street warming center, and the latest affirmative action initiative, and they learned about Congressional Candidate Chris Armitage, who was interviewed live in studio. […]

Today we played recaps about s local activist, a new LGBTQ commission, a health alliance, funding for warming centers and we interviewed Mayor candidate Ben Stuckart. […]

Played reports about a new program from the Spokane City Library and forces driving up evictions, City of Spokane’s participation in lawsuits against the manufacturers of opioids and a local organization’s efforts to help homeless. Also an interview with a man telling about the work being done to inform the community in the 4th LD. […]

Today, we had stories about the community’s reaction to a church being targeted by a hate group, updates on health insurance plans and a new city emergency management center and a new warming center for the houseless. Then we helped inform voters with a conversation with guest voters about what’s on their ballots. […]

Today, we informed Spokane area with reports about the School Time debate, Spokane Re-Forest Day, a class held in Indigenous dancing, a Mayoral candidate trying to conceal her right-wing leanings and interviewed Spokane Valley Fire Commission candidates. We helped the community by giving acknowledgement for activities well done, and informed them about important public interest […] […]

Orca advocates recieved good news this week, the Washington State Legislature announced they will allocate 750,000 dollars to discuss what could happen if the four dams on the lower Snake River are removed. The Southern Resident Orca Population in the Puget Sound remains one of the most iconic species of wildlife to the area. But […] […]