The Spokane Valley City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday, to take legal action against Councilmember Al Merkel.

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The Spokane Valley City Council voted to sue one of its own members this week in the continuing drama over the actions of City Councilman Al Merkel. The extraordinary measure is aimed at forcing ...

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SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. — For the first time in its history, the City of Spokane Valley is planning to sue one of its own council members. Tuesday city council voted unanimously (6-0) to take ...

Spokane Valley City Council approved on Tuesday an $11.75 million settlement from Meridian Construction, the contractor behind the construction of Spokane Valley City Hall.

(The Center Square) – After months of contention, debate and investigations, the Spokane Valley City Council agreed to sue Councilmember Al Merkel on Tuesday to force him to comply with state law.

Spokane Valley previously settled over the defects with architectural and project management firms Eight31 Consulting, Architects West and Allwest Testing & Engineering for $2.18 million.