Case of missing Pasco man now a murder investigation
The Pasco Police Department has switched gears surrounding the disappearance of Nathan Rich. His case is now considered a homicide investigation.
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Breaking down the documents that led investigators to accuse Rep. Matt Shea of domestic terrorism
Hundreds of documents behind the investigation into Spokane Valley Rep. Matt Shea were released to the public on Tuesday.
Instant Pot cooking class sees huge turnout
It’s one of the hottest cooking gadgets on the market.
Spokane Police searching for man suspected of trying to lure children from a bus stop
Spokane Police are searching for a man who they say is suspected of trying to lure children from a bus stop on Tuesday.
Family of hit-and-run victim keeps memory alive by purchasing reflective stickers for backpacks
The family of a hit-and-fun victim is turning their grief into action and hoping to save other lives in the process.
Three UW students being screened for coronavirus
The students recently returned from Wuhan, China and displayed symptoms.
Kootenai Co. firefighters knock down fire at GW Hunters Steakhouse
Kootenai County firefighters knocked down a fire at GW Hunters Steakhouse in Post Falls on Monday evening.
Potholes; why they show up this time of year and how you can get them fixed
Swerving around the road while driving, hearing that loud clunk at the bottom of your car – welcome to pothole season in Spokane.
New WSU policy cracks down on alcohol at Greek events
The order prohibiting alcohol during some days of the week comes in the months after a WSU freshman died from alcohol poisoning.
Cashmere varsity player Hailey Van Lith reflects on Kobe Bryant’s passing
It was a difficult day for millions of athletes and fans around the globe, learning of the death of Kobe Bryant and his 13-year-old daughter, Gianna. Cashmere High School varsity girl’s basketball player Hailey Van Lith was close to Bryant, training with him over the summer.
Worldwide sports legend Kobe Bryant gone too soon; remembering his life and NBA reaction
Most will remember where they were, what they were doing when they first heard the news. Unlike other events, this memory won't be a fond one, because the world lost a legend on Jan. 26, 2020 in a way that seemed too hard to believe.
Rogers High School's new health center to open Wednesday
Better late than never – Rogers High School will be opening its new health center on Wednesday, thanks to the Community Health Association of Spokane and funding from Kaiser Permanente.
Idaho Parks and Rec. offering free snowmobile-based avalanche courses
The Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation is offering free snowmobile-based avalanche awareness classes.
#13/11 Zags roll to 70-36 win over Pepperdine
SPOKANE, Wash. – The #13/11 Gonzaga women’s basketball team rolled past visiting Pepperdine 70-36 Thursday evening inside the McCarthey Athletic Center. The win is Gonzaga’s 17th straight, the longest win streak in the nation. Pepperdine’s 36 points are the fewest allowed…
Washington State falls late in second half to No. 23 Colorado, 78-56
BOULDER, Colo. — Lucas Siewert scored 16 points, D'Shawn Schwartz had 13 and No. 23 Colorado pulled away in the second half to beat Washington State 78-56 on Thursday night. Evan Battey added 12 points and joined Siewert in pulling down 10 rebounds for Colorado…
How many are experiencing homelessness in Spokane? Volunteers hit city streets to find out
This week, hundreds of volunteers will hear from Spokane’s homeless to get a better understanding of how to help.
Proposed bill would ban traveling animal acts in Washington state
A proposed bill would ban traveling animal acts in Washington State.
Teen killed in car fire was 2019 Ferris grad, basketball games canceled Friday
The man who died in a car fire on Thursday was a former student at Ferris High School, Spokane Public Schools confirmed.
Police investigating Mead teen's overdose death as a homicide
Police are still trying to determine if a 17-year-old Mead student's drug overdose death was accidental.
Police investigating fatal downtown Seattle shooting, gunmen still on the run
Police are still searching for the suspect in a downtown Seattle shooting on Wednesday.
Volunteers to conduct Spokane's annual homeless survey Thursday night
Volunteers will take to Spokane streets on Thursday night to help conduct the city's annual Point-in-Time count.
Spokane man dies from injuries sustained in assault, police say his son is responsible
A man assaulted by his son has died from his injuries, according to the Spokane Police Department.
Changing boundary lines could force more than 1,400 Coeur d'Alene students to switch schools
With a new elementary school opening next fall, the Coeur d’Alene School District’s talk of changing boundary lines has many parents feeling anxious.
'I thought everyone was dying': Spokane family relives horror of stabbing intruder in self-defense
Thanks to a Spokane mother's quick thinking, she and her daughter are alive, and the man accused of breaking in to their home Monday – while threatening to rape the woman – is behind bars.
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