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Spokane police seize large amount of drugs, guns in several East Central busts during the weekend

UPDATED: Mon., March 27, 2017

The Spokane Police department seized a significant amount of guns and drugs in four separate incidents over the weekend, including arresting one man with three military-style rifles in his possession.

News >  Spokane

Super pooches: Volunteers train canines for search and rescue

UPDATED: Mon., March 27, 2017

In collaboration with two instructors from Ravalli County Search and Rescue in Hamilton, Montana, about 16 volunteers took lessons on first aid, restraining techniques for other animals, and how to find their dog’s pulse, in addition to lessons for the dogs, such as scent tracking.

News >  Idaho

Idaho officials warn residents of potential danger in drinking well water after a flood

UPDATED: Thu., March 23, 2017

The Kootenai County Sheriff’s Office and Office of Emergency Management are warning residents of the potential danger in drinking well water after a flood.

News >  Spokane

Crews clear one lane of Highway 95 after mudslide buried 75-foot stretch in Boundary County

UPDATED: Wed., March 22, 2017

One lane of State Highway 95 was reopened in Boundary County this morning after a mudslide Tuesday night closed the highway in both directions.

News >  Crime/Public Safety

Spokane River access closed throughout Spokane County due to raging water

UPDATED: Wed., March 22, 2017

Spokane Valley is joining the city of Spokane in closing access to the Spokane River within city limits, citing high water and swift currents.

News >  Spokane

Flooding emergency declared as Spokane River reaches near-record highs

UPDATED: Tue., March 21, 2017

As the Spokane River continues to rise until its eventual cresting sometime late Tuesday or early Wednesday morning, residents in flood-prone areas are preparing for the worst.

News >  Spokane

Volunteers work to save Peaceful Valley home as Spokane River floods

UPDATED: Mon., March 20, 2017

When Mary Jo Faulhaber saw water from the Spokane River creeping onto her property and threatening to flood her basement this morning, she called her good friend and ex-neighbor Heidi Boehl.

News >  Spokane

National Guard sent to Sprague as water rises; Little Spokane River falls below flood stage

UPDATED: Mon., March 20, 2017

About 40 members of the National Guard descended upon Sprague Monday as water continues to inundate the town.

News >  Spokane

As local waterways swell with spring runoff, residents tread carefully

UPDATED: Sun., March 19, 2017

For the first time since 2012, the Spokane River, which hits flood stages at 27 feet and normally sits around 22 feet, has risen above 27.5 feet.

News >  Spokane

Police searching for suspect in armed robbery near Walmart on Colton Street

Sun., March 19, 2017

Spokane Police are searching for a suspect who robbed a delivery driver near the Walmart Supercenter at 9212 N. Colton St. Saturday night.

News >  Spokane

Spokane hearing examiner upholds ‘dangerous dog’ label for pit bull that bit 5-year-old girl on her face

UPDATED: Thu., March 16, 2017

The city hearing examiner sided with Spokane County Regional Animal Protection in its decision to declare a pit bull

News >  Crime/Public Safety

Woman who died in Medical Lake house fire identified

UPDATED: Thu., March 16, 2017

The woman

News >  Spokane

Flood waters inch closer to homes along Williams Lake, Little Spokane River

UPDATED: Fri., March 17, 2017

Rain, melting snow and saturated soil have all combined to create flooding problems for residents across the Inland Northwest.

News >  Spokane

Racist posters plastered in 3 areas of Spokane

UPDATED: Fri., March 17, 2017

About a month after racist posters

News >  Spokane

Tipped canoe with 5 overboard leads to search of Spokane River, Latah Creek

UPDATED: Wed., March 15, 2017

Five people borrowing a friend’s canoe turned into hours of scouring the Spokane River and Latah Creek for emergency crews this afternoon.

News >  Washington

Grain elevator collapses near Edwall, knocking out power to rural area west of Spokane

UPDATED: Thu., March 16, 2017

A grain elevator collapsed late Wednesday morning in Edwall causing a brief power surge and warping a section of BNSF Railway track.

News >  Spokane

Man sentenced to 17 years in prison for homicide

Tue., March 14, 2017

Michael E. Harmon, who pleaded guilty to killing an acquaintance of his in October 2014, was sentenced to 17 years in prison Wednesday.

News >  Spokane

Rivers, streams and lakes rise to flood stage across Spokane region

UPDATED: Tue., March 14, 2017

Rivers, streams and lakes were rising to flood stage on Tuesday across the Inland Northwest with the peak runoff likely to arrive on Wednesday and into the weekend.

News >  Crime/Public Safety

Woman’s body found in Medical Lake house fire

UPDATED: Tue., March 14, 2017

A woman was found dead in the debris of a one-story home that burned early Tuesday in Medical Lake.

News >  Business

Silver Valley miners strike, shutting down Lucky Friday mine

UPDATED: Mon., March 13, 2017

Miners went on strike today at the Lucky Friday Mine in Mullan, Idaho.

News >  Spokane

At 92 and 103, Irma and Harvey Schluter celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary

Mon., March 13, 2017

When they said “I do,” Franklin D. Roosevelt was President of the United States, the cost of a new car was $920 and former heavyweight boxer Muhammad Ali was about 2 months old.

News >  Spokane

Spokane-area community leaders speak out against racism

Mon., March 13, 2017

Prominent community leaders spoke out against racism Sunday during the Recreation Against Racism event in the large HUB Sports Center in Liberty Lake.

News >  Spokane

Spokane airport is a hub for flying in hundreds of rescued dogs and cats each year, although one is adopted quicker than the other

Sun., March 12, 2017

While the Inland Northwest brings in thousands of cats and dogs each year from across the country, it also sends out hundreds of felines and euthanizes many more.

News >  Crime/Public Safety

Car thieves strike again but this time ditch stolen Honda in the Spokane River

UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2017

A woman found her car partially submerged in the Spokane River near her apartment complex.

News >  Idaho

FBI still searching for Coeur d’Alene Tribe member missing for 29 years

UPDATED: Wed., March 8, 2017

The FBI is still looking for Tina Finley, a then-25-year-old Coeur d’Alene Tribe member who was last seen in North Idaho 29 years ago.