Jonathan Glover

A Newman Lake man accused of beating his girlfriend to death in November was sentenced to 16 years in prison earlier this month.

Police arrested 18-year-old Ryan Lee, a student at Lewis and Clark High School who sent fellow classmates and their parents in a panic when he allegedly threatened to shoot up the school

State fire resources have been tapped to fight the Soap Lake Fire, burning 5 miles north of the town of Soap Lake in Grant County.

A woman charged with shooting two people on the lower South Hill late last year was recently ordered to undergo involuntary mental health treatment at Eastern State Hospital after a doctor determined she was unfit to stand trial.

Coeur d’Alene police detained a man Monday morning who claimed he had a bomb in his car.

Thousands were without power in northern Spokane County and the southern tip of Stevens County as the region experienced rolling thunderstorms and heavy wind.

A body was pulled from the Coeur d’Alene River near Kingston Saturday night weeks after a fisherman first reported seeing human remains in the river near Enaville.

While 37-year-old Wesley Perez looked on from a TV screen attached to the wall, at times slumping his head or adjusting his gaze, attorney Bob Dunn laid out all the reasons, from his underage client’s perspective, why the defendant should remain in jail.

A retired Spokane firefighter was killed early Wednesday morning after authorities say he crashed his ultralight airplane on the Snake River.

Two Sandpoint Police Department officers were justified in returning fire and killing a man who reportedly shot at them while they responded to a small apartment complex in west Sandpoint in March, the Kootenai County Prosecutor’s Office said Wednesday.

Rachel Dolezal pleaded not guilty last week to charges of welfare fraud.

A Lewis and Clark High School student suspected of threatening to shoot his classmates is also accused of sending sexually explicit messages to a 15-year-old girl.

As part of his request for a new trial, former police Sgt. Gordon Ennis alleges another officer had sexual contact with the victim the same night he was convicted of sexually assaulting her.

Sunday at the convention, while slower and more laid back than Saturday’s affair, still saw hundreds of people passing through to look at comic books, buy art for their walls, try on T-shirts, or just take photographs of the dozens of cosplayers who put hours of hard work into their outfits.

The Spokane County Prosecutor’s Office has secured warrants for the suspect for two counts of felony harassment for threats to kill and one count of communication with a minor for immoral purposes, according to a Sunday news release from the Spokane Police Department.

A man could face vehicular assault charges after police say he sped through a busy intersection against a red light, struck two cars, injured three people and then attempted to run from the crash scene before being apprehended by police officers.

Spokane police will seek criminal charges against an LC student suspected of making threats of a school shooting that gripped the downtown high school this week.

Police have detained and interviewed a suspect in connection with threats of a school shooting at Lewis and Clark High School.

One person remains hospitalized after an apartment fire Friday on the lower South Hill.

With the thunderous crack of a cannon and the sulfurous pop of a musket, the Battle of Gettysburg was on. The Union soldiers, clad in various shades of blue, moved slowly up the hill to the tune of artillery fire drowning out a lonely trio of musicians playing the songs of war. Beneath them and occupying a small meadow, Confederate infantry men and women fired in unison to their superior’s command, each snap bringing a flurry of gun powder dancing in the air.

A Spokane woman nearly beaten by her partner last year spoke about how she and her 11-year-old son continue to struggle with the memories and consequences domestic violence.