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- CheckyesterdayChange DetectedThe feed adds recent City of Spokane updates, including a sheriff deputies tribute, police investigations, regional housing and homelessness funding, extra inclement-weather shelter support, and the mayor’s 2027–2028 budget proposal. Older announcements about missing persons, a hit-and-run, community events, and the launch of the 311 non-emergency system have been removed.SummaryDifference12%

- Check8 days agoChange DetectedThe latest city updates now include a fatal hit-and-run vehicle search, clarification about police use of Flock or ALPR cameras, and instructions for using the newly live 311 non-emergency service. Older wildfire-related announcements and a pre-launch 311 notice have been replaced.SummaryDifference11%

- Check15 days agoChange DetectedThe City’s news feed adds police notices seeking help locating three missing people and reports an arrest in a decades-old homicide. It also announces that 311 will soon handle city services and non-emergency reports, while older announcements and event information are removed.SummaryDifference7%

- Check22 days agoChange DetectedThe latest news feed has been refreshed with coverage of the City Council’s community safety sales tax, new Opportunity Zone designations, a community conference, and other local stories. Several older news, blog, and video entries have been removed.SummaryDifference17%

- Check29 days agoChange DetectedNew updates cover wildfire recovery services, the mayor’s annual address, a fatal stabbing investigation, a council town hall, the Adopt-A-Drain program, Indigenous Peoples’ Day operations, and upcoming community events. Older announcements and a prior 311 notice have rolled off the news feed.SummaryDifference10%

- Check36 days agoChange DetectedThe latest-news feed now features September 29–30 reports on public safety, a fatal fire, and Spokane’s upcoming move to 311 for non-emergency police and fire calls. Several earlier news stories and a social media post have dropped off the listings.SummaryDifference10%

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