Spokane WA

"Pull Aside, Stay Alive"- Pull aside as far as possible, put car in park and emergency brakes on, turn off lights. Cold front to our northwest will bring gusty winds, leading to areas of blowing dust and reduced visibility. Highs today will be mild in the low to mid 70s. Overnight lows will be chilly in the mid-30s and below freezing for cities like La Grande an Wallowa.

SPOKANE, Wash. - A 15-year-old in Spokane was sentenced to more than 4 years of detention in a juvenile detention facility after being found guilty of multiple crimes. This includes a July incident where the 15-year-old and three adults broke into a home in northwest Spokane. The juvenile shot towards the couple when the woman attempted to defend herself and her partner from assault. All four people were arrested at this time.

A female pedestrian crossing a highway in Post Falls was hit by a pickup truck towing a trailer on Thursday evening.

SPOKANE, Wash. - The Lewis & Clark Tigers earned a key Greater Spokane League 4A win, defeating the Ferris Saxons, 59-23, and spoiling the Saxons' homecoming.

The Inland Northwest is saying so long to the 70s and hello to the wind as a cold front swings through the region on Friday. Wind gusts are expected to peak over 30 mph for much of the region with sustained winds of 20-25 mph from late morning into early evening.

Starbucks told Washington state on October 7 that it is closing five coffeehouses and ending the jobs of 51 employees, with separations running from November 14 through December 4. The notice, sent to the state Employment Security Department, covers stores in Redmond, Seattle, Spokane and Vancouver, plus eight positions at the company’s Seattle headquarters. Starbucks […] The post Starbucks is closing five Washington stores and cutting 51 jobs starting November 14 appeared first on The Money Ov

WASHINGTON — A strong cold front is moving through Washington on Friday, bringing a sharp cooldown and gusty winds statewide. Gusts of 25 to 45 mph are expected across much of the state, with isolated gusts near 50 mph possible. A Blowing Dust Advisory is in effect from noon to 7 p.m. Friday across parts of eastern Washington, where visibility could drop to a mile or less. Residents should secure outdoor decorations, patio furniture, and other loose items before winds pick up.

A Colville Man Will Spend 82 Months in Prison for Kidnapping

A major change in the weather arrives Friday as gusty winds, areas of blowing dust and a few showers usher much colder air into the Inland Northwest.

SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. — Firefighters in Spokane Valley pulled a dog from a burning car near a grocery store after finding it trapped inside as flames spread through the vehicle. In a Facebook post, the Spokane Valley Fire Department said Engine 7 arrived while the dog's owner and two...