Alexandra Duggan

For the third time this month, Spokane Valley firefighters doused a series of fires Thursday along the Centennial Trail that raise red flags for investigators.

As Spokane immigrant Alberto Lovo Rojas sits in Tacoma’s Northwest Immigration Detention Center, there are times when he will laugh with his friends who can only visit him through a window.

Spokane police arrested a woman Friday, a month after a shooting that injured a 26-year-old man.

Four early -morning brush fires are under investigation for being “suspicious,” the Spokane Valley Fire Department said in a news release.

President Donald Trump’s announcement Monday that he will take control of Washington, D.C.’s police department and deploy the National Guard in the nation’s capital – and his suggestion that he could take similar actions in other Democratically controlled jurisdictions – has stirred questions about what the move means for cities across the country.

A small brush fire northwest of downtown Spokane in Riverside State Park prompted a Level 2 “be set” evacuation warning Monday afternoon.

A fund has been set up to help family cover expenses incurred from the death of Spokane County Sheriff’s Sgt. Ken Salas.

A 21-year-old driver from Priest River, Idaho, died in a crash south of Spirit Lake on Sunday, according to a news release from Idaho State Police.

Erick Doxey will spend the rest of his life believing his wife, Sarah, was “a million times more” than the person he could be.

A 68-year-old man from Cheney died after he was struck by a car near Airway Heights Thursday.

Pasco Mayor Peter Serrano, who ran unsuccessfully as a Republican last year for state attorney general, has been tapped as the new U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Washington.

Four large arsons and other suspicious fires marred parts of Spokane this year, with law enforcement netting a second arrest on Saturday.

MOSCOW, Idaho – He won’t say his name out loud.

A fire that broke out early Wednesday at a Spokane Valley auto shop may cost upward of $500,000, according to Spokane Valley Fire Department.

Law enforcement responded Thursday morning to a report of a man face down and beaten along North Pine Creek Road, a mile outside the city of Tonasket, the sheriff's office said in a news release. The Washington State Crime Lab was able to identify the man from his belongings as Joseph Dagnon. 

It’s possible the burning question that has gnawed at the hearts and minds of people across the nation after Bryan Kohberger brutally and brazenly stabbed four young Idaho college students to death in their off-campus Moscow home will never be answered.

The man who stabbed and killed four University of Idaho students faced the family and friends of his victims nearly three years after the murders that gripped the small town of Moscow and the entire nation Tuesday, closing a chapter that ends with him dying in prison.

The Spokane County Medical Examiner identified the man who fell from an electric scooter into the path of a moving semitruck as 21-year-old Sean Nolan.

President Donald Trump wants an Idaho judge to force convicted killer Bryan Kohberger to “explain why” he committed the four home-invasion murders of four University of Idaho students.

Mikki Hatfield, 34, and Bobbi Silva, 38, are two of nine people who were indicted by a federal grand jury earlier this month and charged with crimes of violence against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement during a chaotic Spokane protest last month. The first seven people charged with conspiracy to impede or injure federal officers were released Tuesday pending trial, while Hatfield and Silva remained in jail based on their additional charges of assault against a law enforcement official.

A woman sees a masked man with a gun on his hip dragging someone into a car. She panics, dials 911 and tells dispatch she just witnessed a kidnapping.

A person died after running into the roadway when they crashed their car, according to the Washington State Patrol.

DAVENPORT – When the sky turned black July 9 and helicopter after helicopter buzzed over Mill Canyon, people living in the area knew they couldn’t wait much longer to leave.

Federal prosecutors are accusing nine protesters of crossing the line into violence against federal agents during a chaotic mass demonstration in Spokane over the detainment of two young asylum seekers.