Centralia pot lab may be the first in WA to lose its license
State officials are investigating suspicious test results, with a focus on the lab’s numbers measuring the potency of marijuana.
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Lanes of eastbound I-90 blocked due to multiple-car crash
A multiple-car crash is blocking lanes of eastbound I-90 near Freya Avenue.
New brewery opening in downtown Coeur d'Alene Friday
Coeur d'Alene's newest brewery will hold its soft opening on Friday. Chalice Brewing is located in downtown Coeur d'Alene and intends to provide full brewpub services by the end of the year.
Amazon to open new delivery station in Airway Heights this year
Amazon is opening a new delivery station in Airway Heights this year, which will receive packages from the West Plains fulfillment center to be shipped around the Spokane area.
Spotlight Spokane: Riverfront Renovations
Spotlight Spokane has returned from a pandemic break, and since we've been gone, a whole lot of development has happened at Riverfront Park—from the all-inclusive Providence Playscape to the White Elephant being moved to the Looff Carrousel. So, we went and checked it out!
Court docs: Murdered mom kicked boyfriend out of house days before her death
SPOKANE, Wash - While he has not yet been charged with a crime in connection with her murder, court documents show a murder victim's estranged boyfriend is the man suspected of killing her.
It's 'Vax Day': Anyone 16 and older can now sign up for a COVID vaccine in Washington
SPOKANE, Wash. -- As nationwide vaccine supply increases, Washington is expanding eligibility for anyone 16 and older to sign up for a Covid vaccine. Health officials say the time has come to…
Spokane Public Schools 5th and 6th graders will head back to school full-time
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Following updated guidelines from the Washington Department of Health, 5th and 6th grade students in Spokane Public Schools will go back to school five days a week starting later this month.
PHOTOS: Friends and family attend vigil remembering Spokane mom
Friends and family have come together to remember Kassie Dewey, a local woman who was murdered this week.
Younger people driving possible COVID-19 surge as Washington prepares to open up vaccine eligibility
On the eve of Washington allowing all adults to get the COVID-19 vaccine, health experts also have their eyes on a potential fourth wave of infections.
Gonzaga law student faces charges he cyberstalked, harassed classmates and dean
Nearly two years after police say he sent harassing emails to fellow classmates, a Gonzaga law student was arrested this week and booked into the Spokane County jail.
It's official: Gonzaga's Tommy Lloyd is off to Arizona
After 20 years on the sidelines for the Gonzaga Bulldogs, longtime assistant coach Tommy Lloyd is heading to the desert to become the next head basketball coach at the University of Arizona.
Person injured in shooting near TJ Meenach Bridge, police on scene
Spokane Police are at the scene of a robbery turned shooting near Elliot Drive and Whistalks Way.
Yakima man sentenced to 25 years in federal prison for attempting to produce child pornography
A 36-year-old Yakima man was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison for attempting to produce child pornography.
Spokane Valley deputies looking for missing, endangered teenage girl
Spokane Valley deputies are looking for a missing, endangered teenager who ran away from her residential living facility Tuesday afternoon.
WSDOT reopens SR 27 in Mica, fire contained
MICA, Wash. -- Several fires forced Washington State Department to close State Route 27 in Mica Wednesday, but it has since reopened. WSDOT temporarily closed SR 27 from Palouse…
Dept. of Health reports 217 cases of COVID-19 vaccine breakthrough since late March
The Washington State Department of Health reports 217 cases of vaccinated people contracting COVID-19.
Prosecutor says no criminal charges in jail starvation death
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho jailers watched as a mentally ill man starved to death, according to a newly released investigatory report, but a prosecutor says there isn’t enough evidence to justify criminal charges in the case. Lance Quick, 40,…
Struggling with money management? Here’s how to get some help
SPOKANE, Wash. -- April is Financial Literacy Month, and the Spokane County Library District has virtual events and online resources all month long to help you manage your hard-earned…
What's it like to get vaccinated? Your neighbors share their experiences
On Monday, we asked our viewers to share their experience getting vaccinated. 4 News Now received nearly 50 responses in just 24 hours.
'I'm excited to go back': Mead Schools' middle and high schoolers get ready to go back full-time
It's a long time coming for families in the Mead School District. Students will soon go back five days a week.
Idaho House rejects higher education funding bill
Money for Idaho colleges is uncertain right now. Senate Bill 1179 would give more that $630 million to four colleges and universities in the state, but Republicans in the State House are holding up the bill.
Car crash on US 95 near Athol leaves one dead, two injured
A person was killed and two were injured in a car crash on US 95 near Athol, according to the Kootenai County Sheriff’s Office.
45-home development approved for Latah Valley, but developers have to pay for traffic mitigation
45 new homes will be built in Spokane's Latah Valley, with an approval for the new development coming from the hearing examiner this week. But, it can't be done without the developer committing to traffic mitigation projects in the area.
