Spokane mother killed in stabbing attack, 5-year-old daughter in critical condition
A Spokane woman was stabbed 26 times, including once through the heart, in a brutal attack last week that left her dead and her young daughter in critical condition, according to court documents.
'My soul is lighter:' Northwest serial killer dies of brain cancer, bringing closure to families
Serial killer Joseph Edward Duncan III died in U.S. prison, having admitted to slaughtering seven people — including five children — in Idaho, Washington state, Montana and California.
Gonzaga planning in-person commencement ceremonies
The university said graduates will be allowed to invite at least three, possibly four, guests depending on the number of participating graduates.
Alaska Airlines ordered to pay $3.2 million after Spokane woman falls down escalator, later dies
A jury has ordered Alaska Airlines to pay $3.2 million to the family of a 75-year-old disabled woman who died four months after falling down a Portland International Airport escalator.
Spokane police arrest man in connection to Nazi graffiti
Police in Spokane, Washington, have arrested a man in connection with the defacing of a synagogue with swastikas earlier this month.
Semi narrowly misses home
Home surveillance camera shows a semi sliding on an icy road and stopping just short of a home in Spokane.
Spokane synagogue vandalized with painted swastikas
The Spokane Police Department is looking for the person who painted swastikas on the Temple Beth Shalom building and a Holocaust memorial.
WSU working to resume mostly in-person classes this fall
Washington State University is currently preparing for a mostly in-person fall 2021 semester.
Last of 4 domestic terrorists who planted bombs in Spokane sentenced to 55 years in jail
The last of four domestic terrorists who robbed banks and planted bombs in the Spokane region in 1996 has been resentenced to 55 years in federal prison.
Hurdles persist as Washington state plans for mass vaccination sites
On the anniversary of the first confirmed COVID-19 case in the United States, Washington state health officials said Thursday they are plowing ahead with plans to open four mass vaccination sites next week, despite logistical concerns that include questions about vaccine supply.
Spokane woman dies after tree falls on car during windstorm
A woman died early Wednesday morning when a tree fell on her car during a windstorm that slammed the Northwest.
AMBER Alert update: 2-year-old Spokane boy found safe inside vehicle, one possible suspect detained
Spokane authorities confirmed the boy was found safe and a possible suspect was detained Wednesday night after an AMBER Alert was issued for the 2-year-old.
Investigators bust 7 vape companies for illegally selling products to minors online
Seven vape companies across the country, including a Washington state vendor, were caught illegally selling products to minors online as part of an investigation from Attorney General Bob Ferguson.
Inslee orders more COVID-19 testing for farm workers
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