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Ray Street was blocked at 23rd while crews replaced the Lincoln Heights Booster Station.

The memorial will be held May 28th at 1-3 p.m. at the Inland Northwest Bank Performing Arts Center in Spokane. The memorial is open to the public.

A marijuana farmer’s market was set to open in Spokane Valley Friday, but threats kept the landlord from setting up shop.

Some parents told KREM 2 News that it is the fleeting message concept which worries them the most.

Officers tracked the suspect from the first shooting. Police eventually shot and killed the suspect.

Authorities said Andrew Neelands, 91, got on an STA bus around 1:30 p.m. Wednesday near 32 W. Pacific and disappeared.

The online fundraiser sold more than 3,000 t-shirts in honor of the KC-135 crash victims.

All-day kindergarten will start in the fall of 2013 at all 34 elementary schools in Spokane

The Liquor Control Board released preliminary draft rules Thursday. Last fall, Washington and Colorado became the first states to legalize the sale of taxed marijuana to adults over 21 at state-licensed stores.

Deputies believe alcohol and/or drugs were contributing factors to the crash.

Grant County authorities are trying to figure out how an M16 rifle went missing and where they can find it.

Preliminary results show two suspicious letters sent to a Downtown Spokane post officer were laced with ricin.

Police Lt. James Fry told media outlets that a report Wednesday afternoon of a person waving a gun resulted in the felony-style takedown of the vehicle's occupants

The Liquor Control Board is releasing preliminary draft rules Thursday afternoon. Some of the most interesting questions -- such as how much marijuana will be grown, and how many retail stores will be licensed -- aren't likely to be answered yet.

Two people are dead following two shootings early Thursday in Spokane.