Prosecutors Won’t Charge Portland Officer Who Killed Eric Hurtado
The Multnomah County District Attorney’s Office declined to indict the police officer who shot and killed Eric Hurtado in downtown Portland on October 15. The announcement was made Thursday, the same day Portland Police Bureau (PPB) released video footage of the incident, showing the mere seconds between when officers arrived and when shots were fired at Hurtado.
Washington city to lose second store from major grocery chain, affecting 100 workers
Washington shoppers are facing another store loss as Kroger continues the large closure plan affecting several of its supermarket banners. Fred Meyer’s James Center location in Tacoma is scheduled to…
Judge says 2 siblings exploited dementia-stricken dad — now their brother could inherit his...
A Spokane judge found two heirs unduly influenced their father, real estate magnate Harlan Douglass. Here's what that means for the estate and how your family can guard against fraud.
November kicks off with chilly temperatures, morning rain and snow showers
Morning shower chances continue to welcome in November. Light rain and snow showers are expected across the region, however, the snow is expected to stay in the Sierra and Tahoe Basin. Reno has about a 20% chance to see some light rain showers during the morning hours, mainly before 8...
Reno Police search for missing, endangered 79-year-old William ‘Bill’ Spence
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) -The Reno Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating an endangered 79-year-old man who went missing Saturday afternoon. Officers responded at approximately 3 p.m. on Oct. 31, 2026, to the 5200 block of Kietzke Lane regarding the disappearance of William “Bill” Spence.
Thousands of trick-or-treaters flock to Sparks neighborhood
The wet weather Saturday night did little to dampen the spirits of trick-or-treaters in Sparks. One neighborhood in particular brought thousands to the area, as it has for the past several years. Thousands of dollars have gone into prepping the multitude of decked-out homes near Reed High School, just off...
Teens Caught on Camera Trashing Halloween Decor Across North Phoenix Yards
E. Thunderbird Rd. & N. 40th St. — Reported Halloween Vandalism Area. Security cameras near 40th Street and Thunderbird captured two people who appeared to be teenagers jumping out of a silver SUV to tackle, kick and throw a resident's Halloween decorations across her yard. It was one of several north Phoenix homes hit the same night, according to neighbors who say they believe the same group was responsible.
Several highways between Phoenix and Flagstaff closed due to flooding
Several highways between Phoenix and Flagstaff are closed due to flooding as the Valley deals with severe weather. Interstate 17 southbound at milepost 337 near the Flagstaff airport. State Route 89A between Sedona and Kachina Village (mileposts 375-397) State Route 73 between Indian Pine and White River (mileposts 357-351) State...
Dozens rescued from rising floodwaters in Phoenix area as heavy rain continues
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Emergency crews spent late Friday night and early Saturday morning pulling dozens of drivers from vehicles after they drove into rising floodwaters across the Phoenix area. With more heavy rain forecast through Sunday, first responders are urging drivers to avoid flooded roadways and stay home if...
These Arizona employers announced mass layoffs in October
Three Arizona employers announced mass layoffs in October, and one cultural institution said layoffs could follow its decision to end its season early. Companies signal layoffs mostly through Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification alerts, or WARN notices. Federal law requires employers to provide 60 days of advance written notice for mass layoffs. Four companies filed WARN notices in October, announcing plans to lay off a total of 224 people. The Phoenix Symphony, which did not yet file a
