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Guardians Foundation helps veterans move into homes in North Idaho
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.
Spokane Indians attendance remains strong for more than a decade
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.
Spokane yard sale raises money for women's health
The Every Woman Can yard sale will help women get free mammograms and cancer screenings. All of the money raised will stay local.
Fifth Spokane letter tests positive for ricin
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.
Authorities reveal seven most dangerous Spokane area parks
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.
Former Harley Davidson building transforming into SCRAPS
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.
Surveillance video spots two Spokane Valley ATM burglaries
Two ATM burglaries occurred on Thursday and Friday morning in Spokane according to the Spokane Valley Police Department.
Detectives interview authorities about deadly Shoshone Co. shooting
Authorities in Kootenai County are heading the investigation into what happened in Shoshone County on Wednesday.
Avista Stadium debuts renovations tonight
Spokane Indians Senior Vice President Otto Klein said the improvements are less about the baseball team and more about the fans’ experience.
Monroe Street Bridge now open ahead of schedule
The bridge was closed Monday, June 3 to accommodate a project to manage storm water from city streets.
Wreck pushes car into oncoming traffic near Worley
It happened around 10:30 p.m. off Highway 95.
Chelan County search continues for elderly mushroom hunter
A dispatcher for the Chelan County sheriff's office said late Thursday night that the search for Hildegard Hendrickson would resume Friday morning.
Highway 97 wildfires damage buildings near Omak
Okanogan County dispatchers believe that two of the fires may have grown together. West River Road is closed and some families have evacuated.
License plate recognition leads to Post Falls arrest
Two male suspects were arrested on Wednesday during a high-risk traffic stop. Four passengers were in the vehicle and multiple drugs and drug paraphernalia, knives, and two loaded weapons were found by officers.
New pot rules may prohibit advertising it may have medicinal value
Under the new rules it will be against the law to make any advertising claim that marijuana has any “curative or therapeutic value.”
Four teenagers face charges for Rosalia H.S. attack
Nicholas Engle said he was attacked during lunch of the last day of his freshman year of high school.
Sasquatch music festival to expand to two weekends
Instead of being a four-day event over Memorial Day weekend, the Sasquatch music festival will be two three-day events over the Memorial Day and Fourth of July weekends.
Six month drug investigation ends with two George arrests
Servando Alonso Flores, 38, and Viancy Ambriz Villa, 27, were both arrested at Country Road 1-Northwest. They were booked into Grant County Jail.
Local Girl Scouts donate swim suits for kids in need
Junior Girl Scout Troop 3664 raised money to buy 31 new swimsuits for children who needed them.
Suspect grabbed deputy’s taser outside Oz Fitness
Washington State Patrol investigators confirmed early Thursday the man at the center of a bizarre outburst at a Spokane gym grabbed a deputy’s taser.
