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Extra bugs expected with warm Inland Northwest weather
Extra bugs expected with warm Inland Northwest weatherThe warmer weather this Spring could also mean a lot more insects.Money
Idaho winery puts wine in a beer can
Idaho winery puts wine in a beer canSplit Rail is one of the smaller wineries in Idaho, producing only about 800 cases of wine a year, but for being so tiny they are on the forefront of something big.Nation
No one knew mummified woman was dead 5 years
No one knew mummified woman was dead 5 yearsWhat they found put to rest any questions about where Farrenkopf, 49, had been all those years.Spokane County
Racial posts by Spokane Co. Prosecutor's wife scrutinized
Racial posts by Spokane Co. Prosecutor's wife scrutinizedOne of Lesley Haskell's posts said, "I do not trust muzlims no matter what." Another said, "Another victim of 'white guilt.'"Northwest
First Idaho Day celebrated at state Capitol
First Idaho Day celebrated at state CapitolToday is the first annual celebration of Idaho Day.Spokane County
Barista initiative reaches Spokane Co. Auditor
Barista initiative reaches Spokane Co. AuditorA local group wants nearly-nude baristas to cover up in Spokane, and now their petition has reached the Spokane Co. Auditor's OfficeNation
Top 10 hardest working cities
Top 10 hardest working cities1. Anchorage, AKGonzaga Bulldogs
Two seed and extra travel the result of Zags' late loss
Two seed and extra travel the result of Zags' late lossWith their loss to BYU, Gonzaga is no longer projected to get a one seed or end up in the West Region.Crime
Crime Stoppers adds fugitives to their wanted list
Crime Stoppers adds fugitives to their wanted list<strong>David Ramos</strong> is a 30-year-old W/M wanted for Assault 2nd
Degree (Deadly Weapon). He is 5’9”, 150
lbs, has brown hair and brown eyes.Shoshone County
Shoshone Co. family creates watch group to fight crime
Shoshone Co. family creates watch group to fight crimeOne of the organizers is a sophomore in high school. He said that does not matter.Nation Now
World's oldest person celebrates 117th birthday
World's oldest person celebrates 117th birthdayHappy Birthday, Misao Okawa!Tech
Electric car charging stations hard to find in Spokane
Electric car charging stations hard to find in SpokaneElectric car drivers said it is a challenge to keep their cars charged around the city and country.
Whooping cough sweeps into Moses Lake schools
Whooping cough sweeps into Moses Lake schoolsThe Grant County Health District are investigating five confirmed cases of the whooping cough (pertussis) in Moses Lake schools.WeatherTom's local forecast
Tom's local forecastOur very cold weather turns nice and warm this weekendGrant County
Lawsuit: 100,000 Moses Lake chickens died when alarm failed
Lawsuit: 100,000 Moses Lake chickens died when alarm failedThe suit says a circuit breaker tripped on May 10, 2013, halting ventilation fans.Money
Critics rap payday lenders' attempt to change Washington law
Critics rap payday lenders' attempt to change Washington lawhe proposal has drawn bipartisan support and passed committees in both legislative chambers. Backers say it would help the lending business and give people access to more affordable short-term credit.Politics
Washington House votes to retake tuition-setting power
Washington House votes to retake tuition-setting powerhe House bill now headed for the Senate would take effect this year.Northwest
Eagle couple escapes after roof catches fire
Eagle couple escapes after roof catches fireAn Eagle couple escaped unharmed after a fire destroyed their home Tuesday night.Northwest
Republican lawmaker to withdraw daylight saving time bill
Republican lawmaker to withdraw daylight saving time billThe Republican lawmaker who put forward a bill intended to eliminate time changes in Idaho due to daylight saving time says he'll withdraw the plan because it's against federal law.MLB
Russell Wilson to be in Rangers camp March 28
Russell Wilson to be in Rangers camp March 28Two-time Super Bowl quarterback Russell Wilson is set for his second appearance at spring training with the Texas Rangers.Northwest
Idaho House panel introduces teacher pay bill
Idaho House panel introduces teacher pay billAn Idaho House committee has ushered in a roughly $215 million plan to boost teacher pay over the next five years with the hope of attracting and retaining the state's instructors.Northwest
Seattle PD now posting body camera video online
Seattle PD now posting body camera video onlineThe challenge with the Seattle Police Department YouTube page is to balance transparency and privacy.Northwest
Bertha is in position for repairs
Bertha is in position for repairsState transportation officials say the broken machine reached a stopping point inside the rescue pit late Tuesday, clearing the way for workers to start the disassembly process.Crime
Maine Facebook killing suspect describes relationship with victim
Maine Facebook killing suspect describes relationship with victimA Main man accused of luring a 15-year-old girlt o her death via Facebook said the girl wanted a "serious relationship with him."
5th graders want anti-bullying video to spread message
5th graders want anti-bullying video to spread messageDan Cuoco noticed a problem in his classroom, a problem that probably exists in most classrooms around Colorado. The fifth grade teachers says his students were not engaged in overt bullying, but they were doing something else.Nation
Teen riots have Nevada Sheriff calling for changes
Teen riots have Nevada Sheriff calling for changesA riot at a juvenile rehabilitation center in rural western Nevada has put a neighboring town "at its wits' end" following the latest in a series of violent uprisings, the local sheriff said, even as school officials insist everything is back to normal.Spokane CountySpokane Co. Prosecutor apologizes for wife's racial posts
Spokane Co. Prosecutor apologizes for wife's racial postsLarry Haskell is apologizing for his wife's comments made on an online message board. He said his wife's comments do not reflect his views, or the views of his office.In Your Area
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