Browne's Addition, a little west of downtown Spokane, is a rich deposit of the city's history. Many of the homes date to the late 1800's and now the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture has an app for a self guided walking tour.

The school board for Spokane Public Schools decided Tuesday night not to increase elementary class sizes and to recall a number of teachers who were facing layoffs.

During its work session, the district determined it would keep class sizes at current levels. Earlier, a proposal to increase class sizes met with sharp criticism from parents. The district had been considering increasing class sizes by three students in grades K-12 in a move that could potentially save up to $5 Million.

The district is still discussing increasing class sizes at the middle and high school levels.

Eastern Washington University students, under the study of Professor William J. Kelley, presented their assessment of bike facilities Tuesday afternoon to council members, members of the Bicycle Advisory Board and the City's Pedestrian/Bike Coordinator. The study follows the bike facilities along 37th from Grand to Perry on Spokane's upper south hill.