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Flames destroy Airway Heights mobile home
A 47-year-old man in a wheelchair was trapped inside the mobile home. Firefighters credited a neighbor with helping the man escape.
Manas memorial honors Fairchild KC-135 crew
More than 300 service members attended the memorial service at Manas for the three airmen on Thursday.
Judge denies Moscow murder suspect release
The 2nd District Court Judge John Judge rejected 49-year-old David Stone's request Thursday.
Pitt bull attack injures Hayden 6-year-old
Family members said Charlie Stone was riding his bike near Drover Drive when the leashed dog bit him.
Wedding dress survives Nora house fire
Flames damaged the home along Nora on Wednesday and injured four firefighters.
Spokane shoplifting ends with wine bottle assault
Officers said the victim suffered a cut to the head but is expected to recover.
NIC construction students receive real world training
Raffle tickets sell for $100. The drawing is July 10th.
Firefighters battling three small West Spokane brush fires
The fires are located near West 16th Avenue and 3500 West 17th Avenue.
Opening statements reveal new Starbuck murder details
The Deer Park man is charged with the murder of his ex-wife Chanin. Her body was found inside her home in December 2011.
Miss Spokane taking on Navy SEAL Fitness Challenge
Miss Spokane has a prosthetic leg. She said it is part of her Miss Spokane platform to support the Wounded Warrior Project.
Moses Lake elementary school closes Friday due to widespread illness
Nearly 25-percent of the students at Longview Elementary are sick, according to the Grant County Health District.
Authorities pull hypothermic boaters from Lake Coeur d'Alene
The Kootenai County Sheriff’s Office Dive Rescue Team pulled the men out of the water around 1:15 p.m.
Cleveland evokes Hillsboro kidnapping, victim lives in Coeur d'Alene
Michaelle Dierich was held captive and tortured for a week in a Hillsboro "house of horrors" with eerie parallels to the kidnapping case in Cleveland.
Gonzaga to “Kiss the COG Goodbye”
The final meal served at the COG will be dinner on Friday, May 10.
House fire injures four Spokane firefighters
Crews at the scene said the fire was so hot that it melted one firefighter’s coat.
Walker fights off armed Centennial Trail attack
Police said the suspect slashed the back of his victim's neck. It took 16 stitches to patch him.
May heat opens restaurant patios early
Temperatures climbed into the 80s on Tuesday allowing restaurants all over Spokane to open extra patio seating.
Police arrest North Spokane murder suspect
Detectives believe Joshua Tillery shot and killed Devon Mack at a Spokane home Friday, May 3th.
Federal budget cuts to lower WA unemployment checks
State officials say federal automatic budget cuts will lower an unemployment benefits program in Washington. The Employment Security Department announced that beginning May 19 "emergency unemployment compensation" will be reduced by 21.08