Janelle Finch is a multiskilled journalist with a focus on local news in Spokane, Washington. She writes for KREM 2 Media Group and KUSA-TV, and her work has also been featured in YAKIMA WELDERS SUPPLY, INC. Janelle covers a wide range of topics including politics, community events, crime, and social justice issues.
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Janelle Finch's coverage primarily focuses on local news, housing, community issues, and government & politics in Spokane, Washington. She often reports on evolving stories and government announcements related to crime, sports, and government & politics.
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By: Janelle Finch
Ed Dwight said he put the damaged pieces back together and reinstalled them to make the memorial whole again.
By: Janelle Finch
Dylan Drury at Rocky Mountain Custom Jewelry said he spent 20 minutes talking to a man he thought was a potential customer. Then, he became the victim of a robbery.
Cindy Savage said in the span of two weeks, she has had to replace two Harris-Walz signs that were stolen from her front yard.
The Mile High Youth Corps sent a group to the Sans Souci mobile home park to rake leaves and build rock barriers to reduce fire potential.
By: Janelle Finch
Bryan Jameson, a public policy analyst, said some of the issues likely could have been prevented by a recommendation he wrote to state lawmakers in 2018.
USPS said drivers have crashed into its location at 55th Street and Valmont Road in Boulder three times in 13 months.
Hugs, tears and memories were shared on Sunday between a still-struggling community in Colorado Springs.
By: Melissa Reeves, Janelle Finch
The signs use some choice words for drivers, asking them to put their cell phones down, avoid distracted driving and obey the posted speed limit. Boulder Police said they don't know who posted the signs or when they were posted. The
The policy said social media and technology are worsening student mental health and disrupting classroom learning.
By: Janelle Finch
Chris Swiney said they want their clients to feel comfortable to ask for what they want without being judged in a salon.
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