Emma Epperly

One man was injured in a shooting at Second Avenue and Havana Street early Wednesday, the second shooting at that location this year.

Police arrested a 33-year-old man on suspicion of first-degree assault, drive-by shooting and unlawful possession of a firearm. Additional charges are possible, police said.

A suspect was arrested Tuesday afternoon following a SWAT standoff on East 29th Avenue.

The 63-year-old man accused of killing Spokane businessman Archie Rutherford in 1982 has died while awaiting trial.

A man was seriously injured in a shooting at Corner Bar in Coeur d'Alene following an altercation with another customer Monday evening.

Editor’s note: The Spokesman-Review selected four cold cases to highlight along with stories about genetic genealogy. Investigators declined to say whether any of these cases are good candidates for the new technology; however, they did say new tips or information about any of the victims could help move the investigations forward. Tips can be called into Crime Check at (509) 456-2233.

A behavioral health agency that serves youths across Washington State had its licenses revoked last week at its Spokane and Vancouver inpatient facilities after employees at both locations were accused of inappropriate relationships with teen patients.

Editor’s note: The Spokesman-Review selected four cold cases to highlight along with stories about genetic genealogy. Investigators declined to say whether any of these cases are good candidates for the new technology; however, they did say new tips or information about any of the victims could help move the investigations forward. Tips can be called into Crime Check at (509) 456-2233.

A bicyclist died when he was hit by a semitruck at the intersection of North Wood Road and West Four Mound Road Saturday morning.

Editor’s note: The Spokesman-Review selected four cold cases to highlight, along with stories about genetic genealogy. Investigators declined to say whether any of these cases are good candidates for the new technology; however, they did say new tips or information about any of the victims could help move the investigations forward. Tips can be called into Crime Check at (509) 456-2233.

Editor’s note: The Spokesman-Review selected several cold cases to highlight along with stories about genetic genealogy. Investigators declined to say whether any of these cases are good candidates for the new technology; however, they did say new tips or information about any of the victims could help move the investigations forward. Tips can be called into Crime Check at (509) 456-2233.

A body in the river. A murdered boy. A teenage runaway found dead in the brush. Each is a case with an unanswered question: Who killed them?

MOSCOW, Idaho – The man accused of killing four University of Idaho students in an attack that garnered international attention declined to enter a plea at a hearing Monday, forcing the judge to enter a not guilty plea on his behalf.

Wind whipped through Fairmount Memorial Park on a rainy April afternoon as two black-clad figures looked for a grave.

The man accused of killing four University of Idaho students last fall has been indicted by a grand jury, the Latah County Clerk’s Office confirmed Wednesday.

More than two decades after the Washington Legislature approved a 13th Superior Court judge in Spokane County, the county commissioners agreed to fund the position Tuesday.

Everyone has that one lamp that shorted out, a chair with a wobbly leg or a broken favorite toy that begs the question: throw it away or fix it?

After Maddie May Mogen was killed along with three other University of Idaho students last fall, her family struggled in the midst of such dark and heavy circumstances to find a way to remember the joy she brought to them.

MOSCOW, Idaho – As the University of Idaho Class of 2023 sat in its caps and gowns Saturday morning, the community took a moment to recognize those who weren’t there.

According to the department's internal affairs investigation, obtained Tuesday by The Spokesman-Review through a public records request, a panel of high-ranking officers disagreed with U.S. District Court Judge Rosanna Malouf Peterson's ruling and found their officers made an honest mistake when presuming the identity of a man they saw during an undercover drug buy in northeast Spokane. The investigation also showed support for the officers from federal prosecutors handling the case

Richard Jackin spent his life working hard, doing construction and odd jobs to make ends meet.

It's back to business as usual for Bloomsday.

Stephanie Luke and her daughter, Aisha, almost died two years ago in a domestic violence shooting. 

A chemical fire at Inland Empire Paper Co. drew dozens of firefighters from multiple agencies Wednesday afternoon.