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News >  Spokane

Deputies looking for woman accused of burglarizing home while owners were in backyard

UPDATED: Tue., May 1, 2018

Spokane Valley detectives are asking for the public’s help locating a woman accused of robbing a home while the owners were outside in the backyard.

News >  Spokane

Search for missing 69-year-old man in Shoshone County suspended

UPDATED: Mon., April 30, 2018

The Shoshone County Sheriff’s Office has suspended the search for a 69-year-old man who went missing late Friday evening

News >  Spokane

Mead teacher under investigation over relationship with student

UPDATED: Mon., April 30, 2018

Deputies are investigating a Mead High School teacher after an anonymous letter sent to school officials alleged he had sex with a 17-year-old student.

News >  Spokane

Man who died in house fire west of Cheney related to property owner

UPDATED: Thu., April 26, 2018

A man who died in a house fire west of Cheney earlier this week is the brother of the property owner.

News >  Spokane

Former Spokane police sergeant convicted of rape drops attorney; sentencing postponed

UPDATED: Wed., April 25, 2018

A sentencing hearing for former police Sgt. Gordon Ennis – convicted in March of sexually assaulting another officer – was delayed Wednesday.

News >  Spokane

Multiple-vehicle collision snarls traffic on Interstate 90 downtown

UPDATED: Wed., April 25, 2018

A semitractor-trailer carrying crushed cars crashed on Interstate 90 in downtown Spokane on Wednesday, spilling the junked vehicles along the highway and causing multiple other accidents that jammed traffic for miles.

News >  Spokane

Owner of charred Shogun Restaurant: ‘We have to rebuild’

UPDATED: Wed., April 25, 2018

Shogan owner Joseph Lee vows to rebuild his popular restaurant.

News >  Spokane

Moses Lake police arrest suspected counterfeiters

UPDATED: Tue., April 24, 2018

An interstate counterfeiting spree ended Monday night in Moses Lake after a man and a woman from Puyallup were arrested under suspicion of passing fake $100 bills.

News >  Spokane

Adult found dead inside home that caught fire west of Cheney

UPDATED: Tue., April 24, 2018

One person was found dead inside a home that caught fire Tuesday morning west of Cheney.

News >  Spokane

Mother of hiker who fell from Palouse Falls last year pushes for more safety

UPDATED: Mon., April 23, 2018

News of a Palouse Falls swimmer who disappeared Saturday comes almost a year after 25-year-old Cade Prophet went missing after

News >  Spokane

Search for missing Palouse Falls swimmer postponed

UPDATED: Mon., April 23, 2018

The search for a swimmer who went missing Saturday at the base of Palouse Falls was called off Sunday.

News >  Crime/Public Safety

Coeur d’Alene woman dies after driving car into Fernan Lake

UPDATED: Mon., April 23, 2018

A 40-year-old woman is dead after driving her car into Fernan Lake Sunday afternoon.

News >  Washington

Stevens County sheriff bans deputies from talking to coroner about death investigations

UPDATED: Mon., April 23, 2018

A feud in Stevens County has led to a disjointed and at times broken system for dealing with deaths within the county, and an increased burden on county taxpayers.

News >  Military

ROTC cadets catch a lift in Chinook twin-engine helicopter

Mon., April 23, 2018

On Sunday afternoon, a crowd of a few dozen gathered at Gonzaga University’s Luger Field to welcome cadets with Gonzaga and Whitworth University’s ROTC program finish a weekend at Camp 7 Mile for their spring semester field training exercise.

News >  Crime/Public Safety

Police locate vehicle that plunged into Spokane River; no one believed to be inside

UPDATED: Sun., April 22, 2018

Spokane police don’t think anyone is inside a car that plunged into the Spokane River Saturday near Mission Park.

News >  Crime/Public Safety

Spokane man lost under Palouse Falls

UPDATED: Sun., April 22, 2018

A swimmer is missing and presumed dead after Franklin County sheriff’s deputies say he did not surface from the water under Palouse Falls.

News >  Crime/Public Safety

Early morning fire ravages Shogun Restaurant east of downtown

UPDATED: Sun., April 22, 2018

A sushi and hibachi restaurant in downtown Spokane’s east end was ravaged by fire Sunday morning.

News >  Marijuana

Sobering statistics: Traffic Safety Commission highlights danger of ‘poly-drug’ driving

Fri., April 20, 2018

In unofficial recognition of “4/20,” marijuana’s unofficial high holiday, the Washington Traffic Safety Commission recently published a number of sobering statistics on traffic-related collisions and fatalities involving the mixture of alcohol and marijuana.

News >  Crime/Public Safety

Woman found dead at Spokane recycling plant had been estranged from family for years

UPDATED: Thu., April 19, 2018

A woman found dead at a Spokane recycling plant earlier this month had been isolated for years, according to her family.

News >  Crime/Public Safety

Student in Liberty School District accused of posting threatening video on Snapchat

UPDATED: Wed., April 18, 2018

For the second time in about a week, a minor was arrested and charged with a felony after threatening classmates over social media.

News >  Spokane

Trial starts for bounty hunter accused of motel break-in to apprehend bail jumper

UPDATED: Tue., April 17, 2018

Trial began Tuesday for an Idaho bounty hunter accused of violently apprehending two people in a Spokane motel room in late 2016.

News >  Spokane

Vigil planned for Medical Lake High student killed, others injured in Saturday crash

UPDATED: Sun., April 15, 2018

Extra counselors and requests to wear yellow await students and staff at Medical Lake High School Monday morning after a weekend vehicle collision left one student dead and three injured.

News >  Spokane

Sunday marchers raise awareness, funds for multiple sclerosis

UPDATED: Sun., April 15, 2018

Now in approximately its 25th year in Spokane, hundreds of people gathered Sunday at Spokane Falls Community College for the annual Walk MS event.

News >  Crime/Public Safety

Witnesses say man killed himself playing Russian Roulette. His friends and family want more answers.

Sun., April 15, 2018

Spokane police are continuing to investigate a February shooting death near Chief Garry Park that was originally chalked up as an accident after a deadly game of Russian roulette.

News >  Spokane

11-year-old boy approached by ‘suspicious male’ in a van near Landings Park in Coeur d’Alene

UPDATED: Thu., April 12, 2018

An 11-year-old boy says he was approached by a suspicious man in a van near Landings Park Wednesday afternoon.