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The judge scheduled the fifth grader’s trial for mid-August.

A small airplane overshot a grass airstrip according to authorities.

Police asked drivers to avoid Hamilton and Sharp up to Mission Avenue to accommodate fire crews.

The Colville Fire Chief said the top of Brown Boy's Island Barbecue is completely destroyed.

A couple celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary on Saturday, June 15.

Scraps will occupy an old Harley-Davidson dealership's 30,000 square foot building. Scraps said it plans to partner with Harley-Davidson during adoption events.

The fire department responded to South Helena and East 2nd Avenue and quickly got the fire under control.

Police said the suspect was a 150 pound white male. He handed the teller demanding money but the teller did not give the suspect any.

SFD leaders said workers spent at least 12 hours pouring over evidence and legal documents. Yet, none of the local cases ever involved a suspect conviction.

Officers found Chief Frank Straub's bike along with three others at the West Wynn Motel on the 2700 block of West Sunset Boulevard.

Contact the Spokane Police Dept. if your business is interested in helping sponsor a self defense class.

The foundation is transforming a trailer park so homeless have a place to stay. Earlier this year, the Guardians Foundation got the trailers and volunteers have been hard at work fixing them up.

The average fan attendance for each game is between 4,700 and 4,800. Every year the Spokane Indians draw on average 180,000 fans.

The Every Woman Can yard sale will help women get free mammograms and cancer screenings. All of the money raised will stay local.

The letter was addressed to the CIA but never delivered. Scientists tested the letter at the National Bioforensic Analysis Center. Postal workers tracked down the letter on June 8th at the U.S. Post Office on W. Riverside Avenue in Spokane.

Parks with the largest increases in calls for police service are Dutch Jakes, Hillyard Skate Park, Riverfront, Manito, Mission, Shadle Park near the pool, and the Hillyard Aquatic Center.

SCRAPS opens its doors to the public for a sneak peek at their future site on Saturday, June 15th. The open house will show off the construction plans.

Two ATM burglaries occurred on Thursday and Friday morning in Spokane according to the Spokane Valley Police Department.

Authorities in Kootenai County are heading the investigation into what happened in Shoshone County on Wednesday.

Spokane Indians Senior Vice President Otto Klein said the improvements are less about the baseball team and more about the fans’ experience.