Allison Martinez

Albuquerque

Reporter at KXLY-TV (Spokane, WA)

Former @KRQE reporter in #Albuquerque | @GeorgiaSouthern alum | Wanderlust Adventurer | RT≠Endorsements |

Articles

Museum of North Idaho celebrating new location with grand opening event

1 week ago | kxly.com | Rob King |Allison Martinez

COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho -- The Museum of North Idaho is ready to show off its new home and you're invited!The MONI is hosting a grand opening event with free admission Friday, April 18. The event will have book signings, live performances, and more. The museum is now located in the historic J.C. White House in Coeur d'Alene. The house was relocated to the foot of Tubbs Hill near McEuen Park. While checking out the museum, you can see art by local artists and learn more about Idaho's rich history.
94 Inland Northwest veterans take ‘trip of a lifetime’ to D.C. with Honor Flight

1 week ago | kxly.com | Allison Martinez

SPOKANE, Wash. – 94 veterans from the Inland Northwest are headed off on the trip of a lifetime. They’re traveling to Washington, D.C., as part of the Inland Northwest Honor Flight. “We are beyond grateful for all of you and truly do owe you our lives and our very way of life,” a speaker said during the send-off ceremony. Today’s Honor Flight is a gift from the community to those who risked their lives to protect ours.
Tariffs could make summer and back-to-school spending tougher for families

1 week ago | kxly.com | Allison Martinez

SPOKANE, Wash. — Being a parent is expensive, and for many families across the Inland Northwest, summer — while filled with fun and outdoor activities — can also bring added financial stress. As school lets out, parents often turn to summer camps, swim lessons, and outdoor adventures to keep kids busy. That also means new seasonal purchases: swimsuits, pool toys, and sports gear. But with President Donald Trump’s recent tariff policies, this summer could cost families even more.
Broadway musical 'Hamilton' returns to the Lilac City

1 week ago | kxly.com | Allison Martinez

SPOKANE, Wash. — A Broadway sensation has taken over Spokane’s First Interstate Center for the Arts. Hamilton, the award-winning musical, is now playing in the Lilac City bringing with it a modern take on the life of one of America’s Founding Fathers, Alexander Hamilton.
Second Harvest program converts food waste to community aid

2 weeks ago | kxly.com | Allison Martinez

SPOKANE, Wash — This week marks National Food Waste Prevention Week, and local food bank Second Harvest is taking steps to combat food waste and better serve the community. The organization recently launched a new program, Zilch, aimed at reducing food waste while feeding those in need. Zilch helps Second Harvest distribute groceries that are deemed unfit for traditional distribution but are still perfectly edible.
Spokane introduces new parking kiosks on North Bank

3 weeks ago | kxly.com | Allison Martinez

Spokane, WA – The way you pay for parking in Spokane will look different the next time you head to a concert or a game. The city has recently introduced new parking kiosks on the North Bank, replacing outdated parking meters that have been in place for decades. The new kiosks are located on all blocks in the North Bank area that require payment, including spots near popular venues such as the Spokane Arena, Spokane Civic Theatre, The Podium, and One Spokane Stadium.
Spring and summer activities filling up fast with Spokane Parks

3 weeks ago | kxly.com | Allison Martinez

SPOKANE, Wash. — With warmer weather approaching in the Inland Northwest, Spokane Parks and Recreation is preparing the community for spring and summer with its newly released Activity Guide, featuring a wide range of opportunities for all ages and interests. From sports leagues to outdoor adventures, people can take part in guided hiking, kayaking, or rafting trips, or explore their creative side with classes in art, music, creative writing, and photography.
Spokane Police Captain inspires next generation of female officers

4 weeks ago | kxly.com | Allison Martinez

SPOKANE, Wash. - As March comes to a close, there is still time to celebrate Women's History Month and reflect on the vital contributions women have made to our culture and society. This year’s theme, “Moving Forward Together, Women Educating and Inspiring Generations,” highlights the ongoing impact women have in shaping the future. One such woman making a difference is Tracy Meidl, a Captain with the Spokane Police Department.
Free after-school soccer clinics for Spokane Public Schools elementary students

1 month ago | kxly.com | Allison Martinez

SPOKANE, Wa- Spokane kids interested in soccer have a new opportunity to practice their skills this spring. Starting this week, the 90+ Project and Spokane Public Schools are offering free, one-day clinics at elementary schools throughout the district. These clinics, held directly after school on campus, are designed to engage students with the sport of soccer while also introducing them to mental wellness practices that can support their academic and personal growth.
Girl Scout cookie season kicking off around the Inland Northwest

1 month ago | kxly.com | Allison Martinez

SPOKANE, Wash. — The wait is over — Girl Scout cookie season officially begins tomorrow across the Inland Northwest. Starting Friday, Girl Scouts will set up booths outside stores throughout Eastern Washington and North Idaho, selling the iconic cookies that fund a variety of programs and experiences. Proceeds from each box help girls earn opportunities to camp, travel, and participate in Girl Scout programming.