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News >  Crime/Public Safety

Single-car crash north of Cusick kills three, injures two

A single-car crash killed three and injured two north of Cusick, Washington, on Wednesday morning, according to Washington State Patrol. The crash happened at LeClerc Road and Cee Cee Ah Creek Road North of Cusick on the east side of the Pend Oreille River after the car went over an embankment, said Trooper Jeff Sevigney, spokesman for WSP.
News >  Spokane

Wildfires spreading in North Idaho

Using firefighting airplanes, crews are working to suppress two of the biggest fires growing in North Idaho – Cougar Fire and Surprise Creek Fire.
News >  Spokane

Fresh Soul restaurant to hold grand opening on Thursday in East Central

Spokane’s new soul food joint is more than just a restaurant. It’s an opportunity for youth looking to gain job skills. Fresh Soul is opening its doors at 3 p.m. Thursday at 3029 E. Fifth Ave. It will serve southern food staples like smoked ribs, fried chicken and seafood gumbo out of its bright-blue building.
News >  Spokane

New Spokane Community College simulation lab prepares nursing students

There’s a manikin at Spokane Community College that blinks, bleeds and births babies. It’s being used in a new simulation lab at the college, which helps nursing students prepare for real-life hospital scenarios. The newly renovated rooms that house the lab hosted its first students on Wednesday.
News >  Spokane

7-11 has its annual Free Slurpee Day

13-year-old Ashley Garman strolled into 7-Eleven on the South Hill around 2 p.m. with her three friends. They had one mission: get free Slurpees. “I think it’s great but they’re probably not getting any profit,” she said.
News >  Spokane

Reg Flag Warning issued in Spokane County and surrounding areas until Saturday

Spokane will be under a Red Flag Warning from 2 p.m. today until 5 a.m. Saturday morning. A Red Flag Warning signals a high risk for fire. Windy weather, low humidity and high temperatures contribute to the possibility of fires. Other areas under the warning are Whitman, Adams, Grant and Douglas counties and southern portions of Okanogan, Pend Oreille, Stevens and Ferry counties as well as the Okanogan Valley in Okanogan County.
News >  Business

Zaycon lawsuit reveals former CEO’s allegations of fraud and conspiracy

It isn’t yet clear why Spokane Valley-based Zaycon Foods LLC suspended its operations late last month, leaving customers feeling duped. But a legal fight stretching back more than a year between the food distribution company’s former CEO and its four managing members is shedding some light on the issues within the business.
News >  Spokane

Spokane Valley K-9 catches burglary suspect

A Spokane Valley K-9 sniffed out a wanted man hiding in an apartment Friday and dragged him to his arrest. Deputies responded to a domestic violence call at an apartment complex in 5000-block of East Buckeye Avenue about 6 p.m., but when they arrived, they found a woman who told them the call was for an argument, not a crime, Spokane Valley police said in a news release.