Spokane family allegedly harassed, called 'Antifa' while camping in Forks
A multi-racial Spokane family was allegedly harassed and accused of being "Antifa" by several people while on a camping trip in Forks.
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Coeur d'Alene musician plays music for senior, assisted living facilities
As Idaho moves forward in reopening, visits to assisted and senior living facilities are still not allowed. It's been nearly three months since some residents saw their families in person. However, one Coeur d'Alene man is paying them a visit with some music.
Gov. Inslee, Secretary of Health discuss next steps in state's COVID-19 response
Governor Inslee held a press conference with Secretary of Health John Wiesman, addressing the state's COVID-19 testing plan as many counties move through phases of reopening.
Tacoma man died 'due to physical restraint' while in police custody, medical examiner says
The death of a man while in the custody of police in Tacoma, Washington, earlier this year was "due to physical restraint," according to a county medical examiner. Manuel Ellis died March 3 after police saw him trying to get…
Gov. Inslee addresses COVID-19 response, statewide protests
Governor Inslee held a press conference addressing the state's COVID-19 response, as well as the sweeping protests across the county, some of which escalated into violence in Seattle and Spokane over the weekend.
WSU investigates reports of racist comments made by student online
Washington State University is investigating reports of racist conversations allegedly made by a student on campus.
'We have not seen any evidence of this': Moses Lake PD addresses rumors about out of town agitators
The Moses Lake Police Department addressed online rumors about outside agitators in a Facebook post Tuesday.
Stevens, Ferry, Pend Oreille counties apply to advance to phase 3 of state's reopening plan
Several eastern Washington counties -- including Stevens, Ferry and Pend Oreille Counties -- have applied to advance to phase 3 of the state's reopening plan.
Small businesses in downtown Spokane face another hurdle with protest violence
It's been a never-ending rollercoaster ride for some business owners in downtown Spokane.
Gov. Inslee expands, extends eviction moratorium through August 1
Governor Jay Inslee has once again extended the moratorium on evictions during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Washington state sues StarKist, former Bumble Bee CEO for overcharging consumers
Attorney General Bob Ferguson has sued packaged tuna manufacturer StarKist and a former Bumble Bee CEO for reportedly overcharging Washington consumers for more than a decade.
Seattle PD: Armed person inside VA Hospital a case of mistaken identity
Seattle Police said reports of an armed person inside Seattle's VA Hospital were the result of mistaken identity.
Moses Lake man dies in rollover crash
A 46-year-old man died in a rollover crash near Moses Lake early Sunday morning.
Amber Alert issued for 3-year-old Wapato girl
The Washington State Patrol has issued an Amber Alert for a 3-year-old girl, believed to have been taken by her father in Wapato, who is believed to be suicidal.
'We need a change now': Seahawk Russell Wilson responds to death of George Floyd
Seattle Seahawk Russell Wilson responded to the death of George Floyd and several other police brutality events in a statement Monday.
Washington anglers can fish for free June 6-7
Anglers can fish without a license in Washington on June 6-7 thanks to the Department of Fish and Wildlife's annual "Free Fishing Weekend."
Gov. Inslee orders statewide deployment of Washington National Guard
Governor Inslee has ordered the statewide activation of the National Guard in response to violence and looting in city streets across Washington.
Seattle receives another 200 National Guard members in wake of George Floyd protests
Seattle has received another 200 members of the Washington National Guard to respond to protests.
'It's nice. It's home': Idaho bars, theaters reopen in phase 3
For the first time in a long time, people in Idaho can enjoy a beer inside a bar.
Catholic Charities' temporary family homeless shelter moves to provide more space
Families seeking shelter now have a better chance of finding it. Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington moved its temporary family shelter to help more people under the new social distancing guidelines.
WA virus order expiring, counties get more flexibility
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Washington Gov. Jay Inslee on Friday announced he would not extend the state’s COVID-19 stay-at-home order beyond Sunday and would allow counties more flexibility to apply to advance through the current four-phase reopening plan using updated…
Several Washington campgrounds reopening Monday
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission announced camping will resume in 22 counties, including Spokane County, starting Monday.
Organizers cancel Watershed 2020
Watershed, the country music festival held annually at the Gorge Amphitheatre, has been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Canceled Mead High Special Olympics participants get surprise from peers
Students and staff part of a leadership class at Mead High School brought some much needed school spirit to students with disabilities Thursday.
