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Man bought Moscow murder suspect's car parts washer
Charles Capone allegedly told his cellmate that if he was going to kill someone, he would put them in a big tarp, wait until the blood coagulated, cut the body up and dissolve it in car parts washer.
City leaders consider Post Falls panhandling ordinance
City leaders plan to make a decision Tuesday, May 7th.
Spokane Tribe unveils casino report
The Spokane Tribe Economic Project or S.T.E.P would build another casino and resort in the area within Airway Heights.
David Stone's murder arrest shocks Moscow neighbors
The Latah County Prosecutor charged Charles Capone and David Stone with murder. Both men return to court May 9th.
Deputies: paintball gun triggered Central Valley lockdown
A man later called deputies when he heard the specifics of their search. He told deputies he had been walking to a friend's transporting a paintball gun.
Woman suffers burn in East Alki house fire
The call for help came in from Lifeline around 11:30 a.m
Semi rollover blocking State Route 20
The crash backed up drives about five miles south of the Ione.
Police: naked man covered in feces hops on cars in CDA intersection
Witnesses told police the man ran at them and lept on their cars before officers arrived. One woman said the man was jumping in and out of a small car parked on the street. He then allegedly ran at her and her husband when he noticed them.
WSU student accused of trying to suffocate wife with poison gas
Forster allegedly first told his wife he was going to fill the box with nitrogen to make sure she stayed asleep while he committed suicide outside.
Immigration reform march moves through Spokane
May Day events across the country come just two weeks after a bill was introduced in the U.S. Senate on the issue.
Anthrax attack drill transforms Kootenai County Fairgrounds
Hundreds of volunteers acted as patients following a fake terrorist attack during a massive drill in Coeur d'Alene.
Newman Lake suspect allegedly threatens man with fake bomb
The victim found what appeared to be sticks of dynamite wrapped in a note in a neighbor’s mailbox. The sheriff’s office and Liberty Lake Police Department both responded and forced one household to evacuate.
Two Moscow men face judge for Rachael Anderson murder
Charles Capone and David Stone faced a Latah County judge on Wednesday afternoon. They will be in court again on Thursday.
Naturalization Ceremony welcomes 101 new U.S. citizens
The new citizens took their oath Wednesday at the Lincoln Center in Spokane.
Fourth person accused of N. Spokane kidnapping
Court documents listed Chris Morrell, 31, as a defendant in the case. Officers already arrested three other suspects.
Wash. runner knocked down at Boston is back for Bloomsday
Bill Iffrig of Lake Stevens, Wash., says he will wear the same orange singlet he wore during the Boston Marathon.
Mead teen wins national poetry recitation contest
Langston Ward was crowned the National Poetry Out Loud Champion late Tuesday in Washington D.C.
