For the bikers killed in a collision in New Hampshire, their funerals Friday are being defined by lots of leather, the rumbling of their favorite bikes and plenty of stories about their days with the Jarheads.

Scott Maclay, a frequent critic of Spokane County Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich, has legally changed his name to DumpOzzie Dot Com and said he plans to run against Knezovich in this year’s election.

Three members of the Bandidos motorcycle club were indicted on murder charges Wednesday stemming from a chaotic 2015 shooting that involved police and members of another biker club outside a restaurant in Waco, Texas.

Ten members of the Brother Speed Motorcycle Club, along with the club itself, will be splitting a $16,500 payment from the United States government, to settle their lawsuit over a 2013 raid on their Nampa clubhouse that yielded no charges. The club and its members...

The grainy security camera video shows a man behind the bar at Flamin’ Joe’s on East Sprague Avenue. He grabs a stack of promotional stickers and patches them all over his body, including his forehead. He rustles around the closed restaurant, smashes a TV, gets himself a beer and then heads straight for the restaurant’s mascot: Fireman Joe. He grabs the life-size statue – including the Dalmatian dog – and throws it through a window into the parking lot. “Police picked him up walking down Sprague, dragging Joe after him,” said Coreal Smith, manager of Flamin’ Joe’s. “It was just the weirdest thing.”

A protest spurred by a Spokane County sheriff’s deputy’s statement that angered self-described constitutionalists drew more than 300 people to the Spokane Valley Police Precinct parking lot Saturday afternoon. Many of those in attendance carried rifles, handguns or both. A series of speakers criticized Spokane County Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich and called on him to give back the mine-resistant ambush protected vehicle (MRAP) that the department received for no cost as military surplus.

OLYMPIA – One of the bikers gathered around the table as Gov. Chris Gregoire signed a bill outlawing “motorcycle profiling” may have been a member of an outlaw gang whose conviction for killing a Portland police officer in 1979 was overturned. A photo of the bill-signing, first published in The Spokesman-Review, has law enforcement officials studying the faces and patches on some motorcyclists who applauded as the bill was signed, then posed with Gregoire and several legislators.

Glen and Mary Green met in the summer of 1939, but not many photos remain to document a love affair that has spanned 70 years and counting. “I didn’t know we were going to live this long,” joked Mary, 88. “I gave all our pictures away!” But one black and white snapshot reveals the adventurous spirit shared by the couple. In the photo, they’re astride a ’30s era Harley-Davidson. Glen sports a leather jacket and sunglasses while Mary wears an aviator cap with flaps, and goggles perched atop her head. Behind Mary a bedroll rests on the bike’s fender. The photo was snapped right before the two set off on one of their many road trips.

Santa came to Hillyard on Friday – on a Harley, of course. The Institute for Extended Learning’s Hillyard Center welcomed the jolly old guy and all his biker buddies for a Christmas party with the families of IEL students.