Colin Tiernan is a journalist based in Spokane, Washington. He writes for The Spokesman-Review and his work has also appeared in various other publications, including jb construction, Nelly Broadcasting, Post Register, Idaho State Journal, The Chronicle, and The Seattle Times. Colin covers a wide range of local news topics, including local government, elections, transportation, and community issues.
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Colin Tiernan's coverage primarily revolves around local government and politics, with a focus on Spokane County. His articles often cover government announcements and legal policy regulations, indicating that he may be interested in receiving pitches related to local political developments, changes in policies or regulations at the county level, and announcements from governmental bodies within Spokane.
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The library's property tax levy accounts for nearly a fifth of its annual budget.
Fairfield wants to fight fire by joining Spokane County Fire District 2. About 400 people live in Fire District 2, which fights fires and responds to medical emergencies in rural, southeastern Spokane County.
Washington has had its fair share of natural disasters. The Yacolt Burn of 1902 swept across 239,000 acres in the state's southwestern corner
Spokane and Spokane Valley are next-door neighbors geographically but worlds apart politically. The latter is red, the former is blue.
Winter in Spokane has unofficially begun – Lime has been sweeping its rentable scooters and bikes off the city's streets, marking the beginning of the end of the 2023 scooter season.
After four long years, the Euclid Road Bridge north of Airway Heights will finally reopen this week.
Spokane County's largest private landowner is seeking millions of dollars from the federal government in exchange for conservation easements that
By: Colin Tiernan
Hearing examiner Brian T. McGinn ruled that Liberty Lake City Councilman Chris Cargill is not violating the city's ethics code by voting against all of the mayor's appointees.
For the second year in a row, the Spokane County Commission has voted against raising property taxes.
The 2024 budget also includes funding for about 20 new law enforcement vehicles, a $34,000 bomb suit for the Sheriff's Office and various upgrades for county buildings.
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