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Students can return to campus between 2:15 and 3:30 p.m. to retrieve their vehicles. All after school activities and practices have been cancelled with the exception of the boys’ soccer game and the theater production.

Coaches estimate that the thieves took off with $8,000 worth of equipment on Monday evening during softball practice

An assault near 7th and Bernard left one man with life threatening injuries. Anyone with information is asked to call the SPD Tip Line at 509-242-TIPS.

In a statement Tuesday, Obama said the nation honors the memory of nearly 4,500 Americans who died in Iraq.

City leaders are considering a new property tax to help pay for a new wave of officers. There are currently 276 officers according to Spokane Police Department leaders.

Detectives have charged Danielle and Eric Rangel with multiple felonies. Eric has been charged with Residential Burglary and 2nd Degree Theft according to authorities.

Tellers said that the suspect handed over a note demanding money. The suspect fled out the front door before authorities arrived on scene.

The magazine goes on sale Thursday March 21st.

The Lincoln Co. Board of Commissioners asks for residents to honor the moment of silence at 11 a.m. This coincides will the start of a memorial service planned at Whidbey Island Naval Base.

The Spokane City Council is considering a public safety bond that would pay to hire as many as 25 new cops.

Authorities admitted on Monday that there is little they can do. Deputy Craig Chamberlain said that’s because the property is in limbo.

Nathan Brooks, 14, appeared in court briefly on Monday afternoon. The judge later decided to delay the hearing until April 8th.

The most recent doggy door break-in happened in North Spokane. A couple said that a thief busted through their steel doggy door to get inside their house.

The popular summer spot was in financial trouble when it went up for auction. The marina went into foreclosures last June. Since then, the owners who originally sold the marina have fought to get it back. Now they have it again.

Students say they’re excited to be able to stay in the west when they travel to the game. Some of them began planning the second after they heard the announcement.

The district decided to close all schools for the remainder of Monday. Students were bussed home, or parents picked up their children early from school.

Authorities say the Montana Highway Patrol arrested 46-year-old Jonathan Peter Horvath Monday afternoon.

Deputies believe the suspect got into a white, 90s Dodge pickup truck, which was parked near the victim’s home. The car drove away toward Newport.

Police say the cyclists cruised through a red light. The driver of the car saw the bike coming and stopped, but could not get out of the way in time. The bike collided with the car.