Fallen Salas, Guting added to law enforcement memorial in Spokane
Spokane, Wash. — The 13th annual Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Candlelight Ceremony took place Monday night just outside the Public Safety Building in Spokane. The ceremony is observed each year when the memorial is updated with the names of Washington law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty. The Spokane Regional Law Enforcement Museum says this display was the first of its kind...
Spokane West Plains residents can get water filters May 9
SPOKANE, Wash. — Reports from Spokane International Airport, the City of Spokane and Spokane County said the agencies planned a May 9 open house for West Plains residents who use private wells in an area identified by the Washington State Department of Ecology in the airport's PFAS investigation. The...
Family seeks justice after father of two dies from hit-and-run injuries in Spokane
The Major Crimes Unit is investigating the case as a hit-and-run. There have been no arrests.
A family’s forever home takes shape on the shore of Liberty Lake
Nearly five years ago, Kyle Renz and his childhood friend Jerod Harwood sat atop a 14-foot-tall pile of used tires on an otherwise empty lot and contemplated sweeping views of Liberty Lake. Renz was considering buying the lot, perched on a hillside just above the lake’s shore. As teenagers growing...
Spokane family loses loved one to hit and run, asking for help finding driver
SPOKANE, Wash. - The Spokane Police Department (SPD) is investigating a hit-and-run incident that left 36-year-old Justin LaBrie clinging to life. Officer Tricia Leming, a spokesperson for SPD, told NonStop Local over the phone that Major Crimes investigators believe the crash occurred just before 10 p.m. on Monday. It took place on Division and Everett in Spokane. No arrests have been...
Spokane City Council eases food truck regulations, boosting local business
SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane City Council (SCC) approved updates on mobile food truck regulations on Monday. Council members voted 5-1 on Ordinance C36863. The vote was to amend the Spokane Municipal Code to remove an entire chapter that has different regulations for mobile food vendors. According to a press...
Spokane pharmacist charged with faking prescriptions, taking drugs for her own use
SPOKANE, Wash - A Spokane pharmacist faces federal charges that she made up prescriptions, then took the drugs for herself.
Hans Hunt Tours Central Washington, Highlighting Conservation Efforts In Spokane And The Palouse
Hans Hunt toured central and eastern Washington, visiting ten sites and witnessing the positive effects of conservation programs on soil health, water management, and farm productivity.
Driver arrested after allegedly hopping curb to chase child on a dirt bike in...
SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. — Shocking video out of the West Terrace Neighborhoods in Spokane County shows a driver hopping a curb to chase after a child on a dirt bike. Details on what led up to the incident are limited. According to a police report, on Tuesday, April 28,...
Flags lowered in Spokane for National Firefighters Memorial Day
SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown ordered Monday that flags at all city facilities be lowered to half-staff to coincide with Governor Bob Ferguson’s directive for National Firefighters Memorial Day. “National Firefighters Memorial Day is a day to honor the firefighters and emergency personnel who lost their...

















