Man comes forward with 27 guns stolen from Kettle Falls police chief

UPDATED: 12:51 p.m.

updated A man previously unknown to law enforcement has returned 27 guns that were stolen last spring from the home of the Kettle Falls police chief. The man called Chief Chris Courchene’s office on Monday, a day after The Spokesman-Review broke news of the burglary and the complicated, nine-month investigation that followed.

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$30 million water lawsuit over Spokane water bills plows forward

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$30 million water lawsuit over Spokane water bills plows forward

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updated A $30 million lawsuit challenging the way Spokane charges county residents for city water is coming to a utility bill near you.

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Three marches in four days: Indigenous, Women’s and MLK marches will advocate for unity, human rights this weekend

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Three marches in four days: Indigenous, Women’s and MLK marches will advocate for unity, human rights this weekend

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Several local groups advocating for unity, inclusion and human rights will gather in Spokane this weekend for the Indigenous Peoples Day march, the Woman’s March and to honor Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and legacy.