A Spokane judge tightened the restrictions on a former Lewis and Clark High School student who is accused of threatening to shoot his classmates after a witness reported they saw him
Artists, musicians and art aficionado’s gathered on the North Idaho Campus Friday to kick off the first day of the 50th annual Art on the Green festival.
During his second day of testimony, former Spokane advertising executive Dennis Magner told jurors he had no recollection of crashing his boat into another vessel on Lake Coeur d’Alene two years ago and the resulting memory issues led him to perpetuate inaccurate statements made about the crash by his passengers.
Former Spokane advertising executive Dennis Magner, who is accused of inadvertently causing the deaths of three in a Lake Coeur d’Alene boat crash two years ago, took the stand in his trial Tuesday.
Prosecutors have finished their case against Dennis Magner, the former Spokane advertising executive on trial for the deaths of three people killed exactly two years ago in a Lake Coeur d’Alene boat crash.
The Spokane Fire Department sold six vehicles at an auction Saturday morning, with five going to Cheney man who intends to sell them for parts and one going to a man who intends to use it to protect his family’s 400-acre farm in Valley, Washington.
Idaho State Police have named the man suspected of intentionally causing multiple crashes throughout Idaho and Washington, who was involved in a collision on I-90 near milepost 11.
Two baseball teams and a stadium full of fans celebrated as five-month old Harper Marie Hepner, who entered the world eight weeks premature at 2 lbs, 7 ozs, crossed home plate with the help of her parents at the Spokane Indians game Friday night.
Lori Isenberg, the woman who was charged earlier this year on suspicion of embezzling $500,000 from a North Idaho nonprofit and is a suspect in her husband’s death, has been taken into custody at the Kootenai County Jail after turning herself in.
Fire fighters have contained the Upriver Beacon Fire, which led to hundreds of evacuations between North Spokane and Spokane Valley and contributed to smoky conditions Wednesday.
A medical examiner testifying in the trial of Dennis Magner, who was charged with involuntary manslaughter and criminal conspiracy for his involvement in a boat crash that left three dead, told the jury that the victims were so seriously injured, they would have died even if they hadn’t fallen into Lake Coeur d’Alene.
Attorneys began opening statements in the trial of former Spokane advertising executive Dennis Magner, who pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter and criminal conspiracy after he and several others were involved in a boat crash two years ago that left three dead.
Prosecutors determined that three Coeur d’Alene Police officers involved in an exchange of gunfire that left an officer injured and a man dead earlier this year, acted appropriately in their circumstances.
A Spokane man who was acquitted in the killing of his ex-girlfriend’s two-year-old daughter last summer has been sentenced to more than seven years in prison on drug charges.