A Spokane Valley attorney who once ran for a seat in the Legislature will be on trial next month on accusations that he raped a young girl years ago and possessed explicit photos of her.
A giant menorah towered over Rabbi Yisroel Hahn as he spoke Sunday to a crowd ready to celebrate the last hours of Hanukkah despite recent attacks on the Jewish community. “Our response is acts of goodness and light,” Hahn said.
The former longtime TV news anchor will officially succeed Mayor David Condon on Monday, with an inauguration ceremony and reception planned at the signature attraction of Riverfront Park beginning at noon.
A U.S. Border Patrol agent was taken to the hospital with multiple injuries after her car rolled multiple times near Colville on Sunday morning, the agency said in a news release.
A Spokane man is in stable condition after being hit by a car near Shadle Park on Sunday evening. Just before 6 p.m., Spokane police responded to reports that a man had been hit by a car in the intersection of Alberta Street and Heroy Avenue.
An annual tradition may have come to a close this year, after the anonymous donor who drops a gold coin the one of the Salvation Army’s red collection kettles each year indicated this year will be his last.
The drive down South Wilbur Street in Spokane Valley this time of year is pretty bright, with neighbors having decked out their houses with lights, reindeer and Santas. But one Santa provides a bit of relief, so to speak, from the others.
Michael J. Jordan, 36, faces two counts of felony harassment, in addition to charges of first- and second-degree assault and drug possession after an incident Saturday evening.
A 39-year-old man boarded a train in Spokane Valley, assaulted the engineer and attempted to drive the train before being arrested Wednesday night, the Spokane Valley Police Department said.
The deal, approved by the Spokane City Council on Monday, will combine several services and allow the department to upgrade their technology once again within five years. The new cameras will be able to live-stream and include GPS capabilities, but those features will need to be negotiated with the union representing officers.
The shop allows children to look for gifts for their parents, while learning about budgeting with the help of an elf. The tradition now spans multiple generations.
“What I think is – right now, what I would lean toward – is the most transparency possible,” Spokane Police Ombudsman Bart Logue said of the fact that members of the SPD’s SWAT team don’t wear body cameras. “But keeping in line with that doesn’t endanger officers and that sort of thing.”
After a racial slur was found painted on a car in Cheney earlier this week, Eastern Washington University President Mary Cullinan reaffirmed the university’s commitment to diversity and inclusion Thursday.