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The Corps will also be enforcing their "pack it in, pack it out" policy, and continue to monitor how well visitors keep glass containers off the beach, consume alcohol responsibly, and follow the posted rules.

The victim told authorities that he was stopped around 8:30 p.m. while walking near Vista Road and Broadway.

The Solidarity for Boston Run will take runners approximately 2.62 and starts at 6:30 p.m.

A resolution is expected to be read Monday night and it should list several reasons why city officials feel the control tower at Felts needs to be open.

The city council has recently approved $1.1 million for the new equipment. The cameras are a response to the use of force recommendations that came after the beating of Otto Zehm at a north Spokane convenience store.

A class of fourth graders are selling lollipops, bookmarks and mystery rock to their classmates and donate the money to the American Cancer Society.

The contest is part of the city's 10 year anniversary celebration and all community members can participate starting Monday.

Washington State Troopers responded to the scene along State Route 395.

The school district is looking to buy Joe Albi Stadium from the City of Spokane but are also looking at a couple other options.

Authorities are checking out a suspicious package in Northeast Spokane along the 3900 block of East Nebraska.

Officials said the 3rd Street ramp closing is a temporary inconvenience and it must be done to finish the McEuen Park construction.

Police allegedly discovered a pot grow in the house. Deputies say they heard a muffled gunshot while investigating and retreated. They called in the SWAT Team as a precaution.

There were thousands of people there wearing pink and supporting finding a cure for breast cancer.

Washington State Police say Joseph Branda, 22, fell asleep at the wheel around 3 a.m. Sunday. The car left Eastbound I-90 and went through the median and rolled onto the westbound left lane.

Linda Sheridan is known for a huge number of wins during her career at Shadle. She was inducted into the Inland Northwest Sports Hall of Fame in 2001.

Police say two white men in their twenties threatened the employees with guns. The employees locked themselves in the basement and called police.

The flames jumped from one truck to the other. Both semis are total losses. Each had a grain trailer attached to them, which were also significantly damaged. The fire department estimates the total loss could be as much as $350,000.

Fire crews were called to the 8900 block of E. Broadway around 3 a.m. Authorities said the fire could be seen through the roof of the home. No one was in the duplex at the time of the fire.

Authorities say there are no injuries to report and an ambulance was not sent to the scene.

Olynyk, from British Columbia, helped the Bulldogs take a No. 1 seed in the West Region in the NCAA tournament this season. The team made it to the round of 32 before losing to Wichita State.