Spokane voters should approve the city's Community Safety proposal and give elected leaders greater resources to improve conditions downtown.

Spokane's leadership landscape stands to look different this time next year.

The Spokane community has a history of doing its best work when leaders work collaboratively. That's one reason that a recent trip to Bellingham, Washington, by a Spokane contingency is so encouraging. 

Five months into 2024, we have a sense for what this year looks like from a fiscal and economic standpoint. At this juncture, our call to action is this: Believe what you see.