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Noah Boelter

Spokane

Morning News Reporter at KHQ-TV (Spokane, WA)

Morning news reporter in Spokane, WSU alum, Seahawks fan

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  • 1 week ago | khq.com | Noah Boelter

    SPOKANE, Wash. – This week, a group of Inland Northwest veterans will embark on an Honor Flight from Spokane International Airport to Washington, D.C.The flight will transport 85 Vietnam War veterans, seven Korean War veterans, and two World War II veterans. These heroes will visit memorials dedicated to honoring their service. The departure ceremony is scheduled for Wednesday morning at the Alaska Airlines baggage claim before their 9:00 a.m. flight.

  • 1 week ago | khq.com | Noah Boelter

    SPOKANE, Wash. – With Tax Day here, a local financial professional is offering advice on how to use your tax refund to grow your financial future. Jon Maroni from Numerica Credit Union emphasized the importance of using your refund wisely. He suggested that if you have high-interest debt, your refund could help eliminate it. Maroni also recommended saving a portion of your refund.

  • 1 week ago | khq.com | Noah Boelter

    SPOKANE, Wash. – As National Gardening Day is celebrated, Julie McElroy from the Washington State University Master Gardener's program offered valuable advice for local gardeners looking to make the most of their gardens. McElroy emphasized the importance of understanding planting zones. "First they need to know their planting zone. Most of Spokane is zone 6, but there are microclimates that may be different," she said.

  • 1 week ago | khq.com | Noah Boelter

    SPOKANE, Wash. – The 9th Annual Spokane Speed and Custom Show is set to take place at the Spokane County Fair and Expo Center from April 11-13, 2025. This event, known as Washington State's largest all-indoor car show, will feature over 400 entries from across the country. The show will fill several warehouse-size rooms, each with a unique theme. One room will showcase traditional hot rods and customs in collaboration with Hop Up magazine.

  • 2 weeks ago | khq.com | Noah Boelter

    SPOKANE, Wash. – Jr. Bloomsday is set for this Sunday, and the Bloomsday Board President is urging kids to get moving. The race will take place at Spokane Falls Community College, where children will be racing to earn their coveted event shirts. Michael Kiter, the Bloomsday Board President, emphasized the importance of preparation for young participants. "Especially if your kid has been on video games all week... go ride a bike, play soccer with friends, jog the neighborhood," Kiter said.

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Noah Boelter
Noah Boelter @NoahBoelterTV
31 Mar 25

Heads up drivers! One exit lane of westbound I90 is blocked at Broadway for a semi rollover. WSP says no one is hurt but the scene could be there awhile. @KHQLocalNews https://t.co/1Ih3FVBnky

Noah Boelter
Noah Boelter @NoahBoelterTV
20 Mar 25

ZAGS IN WICHITA: The first picture shows Gonzaga alumni and friends gathering for a pregame party in Wichita. The second picture shows how I imagine Jimmy Kimmel thinks the watch party would go… lol. @KHQLocalNews @jimmykimmel https://t.co/XfTCMPYt9W

Noah Boelter
Noah Boelter @NoahBoelterTV
10 Mar 25

BREAKING: A man is uninjured after his electric truck caught fire while driving on I90. He says he felt a bump before nearby drivers signaled him to pull over. He says his breaks stopped working and he was able to reach a stop on the shoulder near Pines. @KHQLocalNews https://t.co/S3ihlGJNrt