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The final leg of the north-south freeway is scheduled to be complete by the end of the decade. But as construction opens up old wounds in East Central, work is underway to avoid the damage done in decades past. - Vimarsana News

The final leg of the north-south freeway is scheduled to be complete by the end of the decade. But as construction opens up old wounds in East Central, work is underway to avoid the damage done in decades past.

By Brandon Block / Crosscut.com / Aug. 8, 2022 Lili Navarrete stood in a field of overgrown grass in Spokane's East Central neighborhood, looking west...

The Senate's Response to the President's Faith-Based Agenda: An Analysis of the CARE Act - Vimarsana News

The Senate's Response to the President's Faith-Based Agenda: An Analysis of the CARE Act

Amending the CARE Act in certain ways would advance the President'scommitment to promote what he calls the "armies of compassion" tocombat family and social breakdown. By emphasizing tax incentivesto boost charitable giving, the bill would properly focus attentionon the role of private philanthropy in addressing social ills.

Washington Needs to Tax Empty Homes - Vimarsana News

Washington Needs to Tax Empty Homes

Our cities can run on empty.

Washington State Ferries are free for youth riders starting Saturday - Vimarsana News

Washington State Ferries are free for youth riders starting Saturday

Because of this recent change, kids and teens can now grab a free ticket from a terminal employee by showing an ID or an Ocra Card.

Most public transit now free to kids across Washington - Vimarsana News

Most public transit now free to kids across Washington

Free youth transit fares begin across western Washington on Sept. 1. Anyone under 18 years of age can ride most forms of public transit for free.