« June 24
June 26 »
Thursday, June 25, 2009
-
Protesters rally for police accountability
June 25, 2009 in City More than 100 protesters gathered in front of Spokane City Hall Thursday night to rally for police accountability and changes to an oversight process they see as flawed. 2
-
Pistons pick Daye 15th in draft
June 25, 2009 in Sports The Detroit Pistons selected Gonzaga’s Austin Daye with the 15th overall pick in the NBA draft.
-
Spokane police crack cutlet cartel
June 25, 2009 in City Patrons inside a Spokane Valley pub thought the meat salesman was legit when he walked into the bar a month ago selling frozen steaks. “He had a little uniform on …
-
Woman robs Spokane Valley credit union
June 25, 2009 A woman with a gun robbed a Spokane Valley credit union today, police said.
-
Ichiro drives Mariners to 9-3 win
June 25, 2009 in Sports SEATTLE — Ichiro Suzuki lined the 29th leadoff homer of his career into the right-field seats and finished a triple short of the cycle, and the Seattle Mariners gave starter …
-
STA to operate Hoopfest shuttles
June 25, 2009 in Sports, City Spokane Transit will operate two downtown shuttles for Hoopfest this weekend.
-
‘King of Pop’ dies in Los Angeles hospital
June 25, 2009 in Features, Nation/World LOS ANGELES – Pop star Michael Jackson was pronounced dead Thursday after paramedics found him in a coma at his Bel-Air mansion, city and law enforcement sources told the Los … 1
-
Suspect named in gunpoint OxyContin robbery
June 25, 2009 in News Police have identified a suspect in a gunpoint OxyContin robbery at a north Spokane Walgreens June 16. Nicholas A. Blessing, 28, is accused of stealing the drug from the pharmacy …
-
Meals on Wheels’ former director pleads guilty
June 25, 2009 in City A former director of the Mid-City Concerns’ Meals on Wheels program pleaded guilty today to first-degree theft regarding $80,000 in agency funds.
-
Persistent employee stops pharmacy robber
June 25, 2009 in City A persistent pharmacy employee foiled a robbery today after refusing to hand over drugs, according to the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office.
-
‘Charlie’s Angel’ Farrah Fawcett dies at 62
June 25, 2009 in Features Farrah Fawcett, whose luxurious tresses and blinding smile helped redefine sex appeal in the 1970s as one of TV’s “Charlie’s Angels,” died Thursday after battling cancer. She was 62. 1
-
Idaho, without disclosure, ranks last again; Wash. first
June 25, 2009 in City, Idaho Idaho is last again. The state’s financial disclosure laws for lawmakers got zero points from a national group that ranks legislatures’ accountability to voters. 1
-
Local fans remember the ‘King of Pop’
June 25, 2009 in City For all the follies and foibles of his later years, to his fans, Michael Jackson will always be the King of Pop. As news of his death circulated Thursday, we …
-
Missing ferry passenger from Spokane found near Seattle
June 25, 2009 in City, Region A Spokane woman who left her car on a ferry in Seattle and disappeared has been found.
-
Breeze to fan sun today
June 25, 2009 in City, Idaho Sunny but cooler weather is in store for the next two days, but the Hoopfest crowd can expect a warm up into the lower and middle 80s on Saturday and …
-
Hoopfest on Twitter
June 25, 2009 in Sports See what people are saying about Hoopfest on Twitter, a social networking site that users post messages of up to 140 characters.
-
Officer has lengthy, varied police career
June 25, 2009 in City on Page A1 Karl Thompson was at the top of his basic training academy class in 1997 when he was hired at 49 to join the Spokane Police Department’s uniformed division. Thompson brought … 13
-
Lawyer off case for city
June 25, 2009 in City on Page A1 A majority of Spokane City Council members expressed concern Wednesday when they learned the city has agreed to pay up to $200,000 in public funds to a private attorney who … 7
-
Iranian women take historic role in protests
June 25, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A1 For years, women’s defiance in Iran came in carefully planned flashes of hair under their head scarves, brightly painted fingernails and trendy clothing that could be glimpsed under bulky coats …
-
Conservationists get 80 acres in Spokane Valley
June 25, 2009 in City on Page A1 A Spokane conservation group has acquired 80 acres in the Spokane Valley near Tower Mountain, including a popular climbing area known as Big Rock and a granite-studded ridgeline with lofty …
-
Appeals court rejects Seattle street artist rules
June 25, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A2 Just in time for the summer tourist throngs, mimes, musicians and balloon-animal shapers have been newly empowered to bring their entertainments and tip jars to public parks. In a ruling …
-
Oscars double best-picture field
June 25, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A2 BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. – The Academy Awards will have 10 best-picture nominees instead of the usual five starting next year, improving the odds for films such as “The Dark Knight,” …
-
Guilty pleas anticipated from Jena Six defendants
June 25, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A3 NEW ORLEANS – Five of six black teens accused of beating a white high school classmate in a case that led to the biggest civil rights protest in decades will …
-
Sanford comes home, admits his infidelity
June 25, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A3 It all started innocently, the South Carolina governor said, when he and a woman struck up a conversation eight years ago. She confided in him about being separated from her …

Spokane7
