Spokane to begin using traffic calming devices following fatal collisions

13 September 2026, 5:00 pm

On a dark and rainy February night last year, Sarah Rose, of Spokane, remembered thinking, as cars sped past her, that conditions were creating a high danger for pedestrian and driver ...... Read More »

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