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Doctors are tracking cases in Soap Lake, Moses Lake, Ephrata and Mattawa.

Timothy Walsh, 58, was found dead on Saturday at a motor home near Edgerton and Kiernan.

Tara Rader has had problems with police for several years. Her most recent conviction was for money laundering. She’s also been accused of trafficking stolen goods.

People in the area said yesterday the carpenter ants were swarming the golf course and seemed to be anywhere there's dirt and bark.

Crews arrived to find smoke coming out of the building at Sprague and Madison.

The City Council unanimously approved the $190,000 settlement Monday night to Scott Stephens.

Bridget Jess is Sergant Visintainer’s daughter. She said she knows what the family of those killed on Friday on a KC-135 are going through.

A small group who are against abortion held graphic signs of aborted fetuses at Sunday’s race and upset many families.

Pilots at Felts Field plan to honor a KC-135 pilot who died while supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.

Those who knew Herman Mackey III said he remains an inspiration to all of them.

Mary Wright watched Pinckney grow up in Palmdale, California. She lived next door to her for 10 years. Wright said it did not surprise her when Pinckney decided to serve in the Air Force.

Darlene Hill was last seen on Sunday night heading to the Walmart in Airway Heights according to officers.

Wheelchair racers began first at 8:40 a.m. on Sunday.

You can watch his interview with KREM 2 News on Sunday at 5 p.m.

Runners wore their lilac bracelets during the Sunday race.

The KC-135 plane crashed Friday afternoon about 100 miles (160 kilometers) west of the air base that the U.S. operates in Kyrgyzstan to support military operations in Afghanistan.

Spokane officers packed Downtown Spokane to monitor the event. The uniformed and undercover officers were reinforced by a U.S. Border Patrol helicopter, the Spokane Police Department SWAT Team and bomb sniffing dogs.

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Medical staff had treated 40 to 50 people by 12:15 p.m.