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Murphy is now charged with second-degree possession of child pornography. Court documents say the content showed minors engaging in sexual activity.

The coroner says died in their sleep from carbon monoxide created from a slow burning fire then seeped into the house.

First District Judge Barbara Buchanan sentenced 20-year-old Austin Blake Thrasher of Cocolalla Tuesday.

Staff at Auntie's Bookstore say that day has been burned into their memories and Monday's attack made them relive that event. Manager, Melissa Opel, said that day changed her life forever.

Officials say the shooting happened on the 2100 block of E. Heroy Ave. The person who was shot has non-life threatening injuries.

WSP says Kevin Fortney appears to have acted alone in mishandling at lease five cases at the State Crime Lab in Cheney.

In light of the Boston bomb attacks, organizers in Spokane for an upcoming race are putting crisis and security plans in place.

The Coeur d'Alene Marathon and Iron-Man are coming up in May and June. Organizer of the Coeur d'Alene Marathon, Isaac Mann, said after what happened in Boston it had him thinking about how security is set up at for Coeur d'Alene's race.

Organizers said they will be working the Spokane Police Department, the Spokane County Sheriff and federal agencies to plan for the event.

Most of the runners from the area who wanted to come home earlier Tuesday are not getting in until late Tuesday night.

The measure that was passed on a unanimous vote on Monday would remove the spousal exemption from both rape in the third degree -- in which no physical force is used -- and from taking indecent liberties.

Washington State Patrol said Anthony J. Greco, 25, from Yakima, went off the road around 10:30 p.m. and hit a dirt bank.

Officers arrested Josh Burnett on Friday morning according to police. Burnett is the ex-boyfriend of the toddler's mother.

KREM 2 has not heared of anyone from our area being injured during the explosions at the event. Three of those runners completed the marathon and their finish times were about an hour apart.

Straub said he has a very good plan laid out for Bloomsday, Spokane's largest foot race. As more details about the Boston bombings come out, the department said it will adjust accordingly.

Spokane runner, Kristen Lee Schlegel, said on facebook that she heard the bomb blasts and she finished the race just 19 minutes before the explosions.

Chief Straub vows to dedicate every resource he can to keep the streets of Spokane safe while the investigation continues in Boston.

Here's a list from the Boston Marathon's Website.