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Two teens injured in shooting at Pullman house party over the weekend

UPDATED: Sun., Oct. 29, 2017

A late-night house party in Pullman ended in gunfire Sunday morning as two people were shot near Washington State University.

News >  Spokane

TSA airport screenings toughen for electronic devices

UPDATED: Thu., Oct. 26, 2017

It might be time to rethink packing that extra e-reader or tablet during your holiday travels.

News >  Crime/Public Safety

Highway 2 blocked, hundreds without power west of Airway Heights after car crashes into power pole

UPDATED: Thu., Oct. 26, 2017

Power restored to Airway Heights after outage results from car crash

News >  Spokane

Another north Spokane drive-through ATM the target of want-to-be thieves

Wed., Oct. 25, 2017

Another ATM was the target of rogue large machinery in north Spokane. It was again unsuccessful.

News >  Crime/Public Safety

Missing homeless man located in north Spokane

UPDATED: Wed., Oct. 25, 2017

A 21-year-old homeless man who was kidnapped Saturday was located by Spokane County Sheriff’s deputies Wednesday afternoon.

News >  Spokane

Police investigating body found near WSU’s Spokane campus

UPDATED: Wed., Oct. 25, 2017

A body was discovered Wednesday morning near Washington State University’s Spokane campus.

News >  Spokane

ATM smashed by forklift at Banner Bank in north Spokane

UPDATED: Wed., Oct. 25, 2017

For the second time in 10 days, a drive-thru ATM in north Spokane was the target of rogue machinery.

News >  Spokane

Cellphone helps deputies and rangers find hiker lost in Iller Creek Conservation Area

Tue., Oct. 24, 2017

A hiker who was lost for almost two hours Monday evening was found by Spokane County Sheriff’s deputies with the assistance of park rangers and helpful citizen.

News >  Crime/Public Safety

WSP trooper involved in shootout Monday evening in rural Yakima County

Tue., Oct. 24, 2017

A Washington State Patrol trooper was involved in a shootout Monday night in Grandview in Yakima County.

News >  Spokane

Man accused of killing Cheney marijuana store employee walks back guilty plea, for now

UPDATED: Tue., Oct. 24, 2017

Calm and collected, Donovan Culps told Superior Court Judge Annette Plese in court Tuesday that he was guilty of murdering Cameron Smith. “Guilty,” he said quickly from a TV monitor broadcasting him from the Spokane County Jail..

News >  Crime/Public Safety

Polish death metal band members plead not guilty to charges of rape, kidnapping

UPDATED: Tue., Oct. 24, 2017

All four members of the Polish death metal band Decapitated pleaded not guilty to charges of kidnapping and rape in court Tuesday.

News >  Spokane

Black Lives Matter protest unfolds after white supremacist pleads not guilty to hate crime

UPDATED: Tue., Oct. 24, 2017

A Black Lives Matter protest began in the Spokane County Courthouse on Tuesday morning after two white men accused of hates crimes pleaded not guilty.

News >  Spokane

Man accused of kidnapping and assaulting ex-girlfriend appears in court

UPDATED: Tue., Oct. 24, 2017

Daniel Johnson slouched and covered his face when Superior Court Judge Annette Plese set bond at $150,000 Monday afternoon.

News >  Spokane

Deaf community protests firing of official with Nexus Inland Northwest

UPDATED: Mon., Oct. 23, 2017

Members of Spokane’s deaf and hard of hearing community protested the firing of a beloved executive director at a local nonprofit on Monday.

News >  Spokane

Parvovirus scare averted, Humane Society pups get a good scrubbing

UPDATED: Sun., Oct. 22, 2017

Giving 70 dogs a bath in one day is a surprisingly straightforward operation.

News >  Crime/Public Safety

Hillyard hit with another garage fire over the weekend

UPDATED: Sun., Oct. 22, 2017

Spokane firefighters responded to another garage fire in Hillyard this weekend.

News >  Spokane

Jury acquits former Lake Pend Oreille HS teacher of charges she had sex with student

UPDATED: Thu., Oct. 19, 2017

Even with jury acquittal, former Lake Pend Oreille High School teacher Nichole Thiel said a false claim by a student ruined her career.

News >  Education

Students share campus experiences with race and diversity in the Gonzaga ‘fishbowl’

UPDATED: Thu., Oct. 19, 2017

Gonzaga students can share their experiences of being a person of color on a predominantly white campus in a private setting called the fishbowl.

News >  Spokane

Municipal Court judge challenger forges ahead despite DUI arrest

Thu., Oct. 19, 2017

Adam Papini knows he’s probably not going to win, but that doesn’t bother him. What does, he said, is how his colleagues, friends and confidants assumed that when he was charged with driving under the influence in June, it automatically meant he was guilty. Even lawyers and judges, who are supposed to presume innocence until the six-letter word is spoken by a jury, or a plea deal is entered, immediately treated him differently.

News >  Crime/Public Safety

Idaho State Police looking for vehicle that hit, killed bicyclist on I-90 near Coeur d’Alene

UPDATED: Wed., Oct. 18, 2017

A bicyclist was killed Tuesday night on Interstate 90 near Fernan Creek.

News >  Crime/Public Safety

Fire guts former used car dealership on East Sprague

UPDATED: Wed., Oct. 18, 2017

A former used car dealership was heavily damaged by fire early Wednesday in Spokane Valley.

News >  Spokane

Deputies searching for Spokane man suspected of tying up and shooting ex-girlfriend in the leg

UPDATED: Tue., Oct. 17, 2017

Crime Stoppers of the Inland Northwest is offering a reward for information leading to the arrest of a man suspected of tying up and shooting a woman on Oct. 9.

News >  Crime/Public Safety

Man drives front-loader into ATM in north Spokane, escapes without money

UPDATED: Mon., Oct. 16, 2017

A man slammed a front-loader into a drive-thru ATM in north Spokane early Monday in an apparent attempt to steal money.

News >  Education

At GU, collaborative ‘game show’ pushes political antagonism to the sidelines

UPDATED: Wed., Oct. 18, 2017

Red or blue. Donkey or elephant. Liberal or conservative. For Dan Garrity and his broadcast journalism students, politics is looking awfully binary these days. Like two sports teams pitted against each other, the TV news reporter turned Gonzaga professor said the United States is as divided as he can remember – with lines drawn, and little effort to empathize with ideas on the other side.

News >  Spokane

Smaller than life: Tiny trains a big draw at Expo Center

UPDATED: Sun., Oct. 15, 2017

Give a man a model train and you entertain him for a day. Teach a man to build a train set and you might just hook him for life.