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Spokane business owner fed up with feces, unwanted surprise at work
Spokane business owner fed up with feces, unwanted surprise at work
A Spokane business owner says enough is enough after finding human feces in front of her doorstep three days in a row. The incidences happened at Neat Old Stuff located at 3rd and Bernard. The shop's owner, CP Phare, has been in the same location for the last decade and says suspicious activity has ramped up in the last year, but nothing like what's been happening over the last few days. "There's like surprise packages usually two-to-three times a week,"
More >>A Spokane business owner says enough is enough after finding human feces in front of her doorstep three days in a row. The incidences happened at Neat Old Stuff located at 3rd and Bernard. The shop's owner, CP Phare, has been in the same location for the last decade and says suspicious activity has ramped up in the last year, but nothing like what's been happening over the last few days. "There's like surprise packages usually two-to-three times a week,"
More >>Puyallup woman pleads guilty to defrauding $290K from Costco
Puyallup woman pleads guilty to defrauding $290K from Costco
Puyallup woman pleads guilty to defrauding $290K from Costco
Federal officials say further testing was unable to confirm the presence of E. coli in the onions and celery used to make chicken salad at Costco warehouses across the country.
TACOMA, Wash. (AP) - A Washington state woman has pleaded guilty to stealing nearly $290,000 from a Costco warehouse over five years. The News Tribune reports 54-year-old Robin Cline pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court in Tacoma to charges of wire fraud. Cline of Puyallup worked at Costco in Fife from 1996 to 2016 as an accounts receivable clerk. She was responsible for processing payments and refunds for customers of the warehouse club operator. Accordi...
More >>TACOMA, Wash. (AP) - A Washington state woman has pleaded guilty to stealing nearly $290,000 from a Costco warehouse over five years. The News Tribune reports 54-year-old Robin Cline pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court in Tacoma to charges of wire fraud. Cline of Puyallup worked at Costco in Fife from 1996 to 2016 as an accounts receivable clerk. She was responsible for processing payments and refunds for customers of the warehouse club operator. Accordi...
More >>Spokane man sentenced to 21 years for production of child pornography
Spokane man sentenced to 21 years for production of child pornography
Spokane man sentenced to 21 years for production of child pornography
2 minors charged for brutal beating of Idaho 15-year-old boy
SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. - 22-year-old Freedom Woody of Spokane was sentenced Wednesday after having pleaded guilty to production of child pornography. According to information disclosed during court proceedings, investigators found Woody and a 13-year old girl from Oregon in a homeless camp near the Spokane River after the girl’s grandmother reported her missing. When interviewed by officers, Woody admitted having sex with her.
More >>SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. - 22-year-old Freedom Woody of Spokane was sentenced Wednesday after having pleaded guilty to production of child pornography. According to information disclosed during court proceedings, investigators found Woody and a 13-year old girl from Oregon in a homeless camp near the Spokane River after the girl’s grandmother reported her missing. When interviewed by officers, Woody admitted having sex with her.
More >>Suspect arrested in 1986 killing of 12-year-old Tacoma girl
Suspect arrested in 1986 killing of 12-year-old Tacoma girl
TACOMA, Wash. (AP) - Tacoma police have arrested a man suspected of killing a 12-year-old girl more than three decades ago. The News Tribune reports 66-year-old Gary Hartman was booked into Pierce County Jail Wednesday afternoon on suspicion of first-degree murder in the death of Michella Welch.
More >>TACOMA, Wash. (AP) - Tacoma police have arrested a man suspected of killing a 12-year-old girl more than three decades ago. The News Tribune reports 66-year-old Gary Hartman was booked into Pierce County Jail Wednesday afternoon on suspicion of first-degree murder in the death of Michella Welch.
More >>New app helps medical personnel save lives
New app helps medical personnel save lives
SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash.- A new app is helping save lives with the touch of a button. The app allows hospitals and first responders to call for a lifesaving air ambulance transport. Prompt medical attention can mean the difference between life and death. The app is specifically designed for medical personnel, with just one touch of a button on their cell phone, it then sends vital information to flight crews.
More >>SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash.- A new app is helping save lives with the touch of a button. The app allows hospitals and first responders to call for a lifesaving air ambulance transport. Prompt medical attention can mean the difference between life and death. The app is specifically designed for medical personnel, with just one touch of a button on their cell phone, it then sends vital information to flight crews.
More >>Air ambulances: how they can help save lives
SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash.- Every second counts in saving a life. That's where helicopter crews can step in when they are needed to help transport seriously ill or injured patients. "I get to take care of patients in likely the worst day of their life and hopefully make a very positive difference in their clinical care," said Dominic Pomponio, Regional Director for Life Flight Network.
More >>SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash.- Every second counts in saving a life. That's where helicopter crews can step in when they are needed to help transport seriously ill or injured patients. "I get to take care of patients in likely the worst day of their life and hopefully make a very positive difference in their clinical care," said Dominic Pomponio, Regional Director for Life Flight Network.
More >>WSP: Driver lucky to only receive minor injuries after not wearing seat belt
WSP: Driver lucky to only receive minor injuries after not wearing seat belt
Courtesy: WSP Trooper Brian Moore's twitter
Courtesy: WSP Trooper Brian Moore's twitter
CLE ELUM, Wash. - Buckle up! That's the message from Washington State Patrol. According to troopers, a driver is counting his blessings after he received only minor injuries from a collision without wearing a seat belt. Washington State Patrol Trooper Brian Moore tweeted picture proof after a driver crashed on Bullfron Road near Cle Elum. Trooper Moore told KIRO 7 that the driver was not wearing a seat belt. Instead, the belt was hanging
More >>CLE ELUM, Wash. - Buckle up! That's the message from Washington State Patrol. According to troopers, a driver is counting his blessings after he received only minor injuries from a collision without wearing a seat belt. Washington State Patrol Trooper Brian Moore tweeted picture proof after a driver crashed on Bullfron Road near Cle Elum. Trooper Moore told KIRO 7 that the driver was not wearing a seat belt. Instead, the belt was hanging
More >>Coroner rules death of Wenatchee woman as accidental drowning
Coroner rules death of Wenatchee woman as accidental drowning
COULEE CITY, Wash. - Grant County Coroner Craig Morrison on Tuesday determined that the death of a 43-year-old Wenatchee woman in Park Lake was due to accidental drowning. According to the Grant County Sheriff's Office, Danielle Rea Combs was riding in a vehicle with a companion early Friday morning when they stopped to rest around 3:30 a.m. While her companion slept in the car, Combs apparently walked to the lake’s edge and fell in.
More >>COULEE CITY, Wash. - Grant County Coroner Craig Morrison on Tuesday determined that the death of a 43-year-old Wenatchee woman in Park Lake was due to accidental drowning. According to the Grant County Sheriff's Office, Danielle Rea Combs was riding in a vehicle with a companion early Friday morning when they stopped to rest around 3:30 a.m. While her companion slept in the car, Combs apparently walked to the lake’s edge and fell in.
More >>Dust storm on Mars covers entire planet
Dust storm on Mars covers entire planet
Photo: NASA
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - A dust storm at Mars is now global, keeping NASA's Opportunity rover out of touch with Earth. Flight controllers lost contact with the rover more than a week ago. At the time, the dust storm covered one-fourth of Mars. NASA said Wednesday the storm now encircles the red planet, with only tall volcano peaks and the poles exposed to the sun.
More >>CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - A dust storm at Mars is now global, keeping NASA's Opportunity rover out of touch with Earth. Flight controllers lost contact with the rover more than a week ago. At the time, the dust storm covered one-fourth of Mars. NASA said Wednesday the storm now encircles the red planet, with only tall volcano peaks and the poles exposed to the sun.
More >>The Latest: Health and Human Services says families won't be immediately reunited
The Latest: Health and Human Services says families won't be immediately reunited
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Latest on President Donald Trump and immigration (all times local): 7 p.m. An official with Health and Human Services says the more than 2,300 children separated from their parents at the border as a result of a zero-tolerance policy on illegal crossings won't be immediately reunited with their families. Kenneth Wolfe, a spokesman for the department's Administration for Children and Families, says their cases will proceed through the s...
More >>WASHINGTON (AP) - The Latest on President Donald Trump and immigration (all times local): 7 p.m. An official with Health and Human Services says the more than 2,300 children separated from their parents at the border as a result of a zero-tolerance policy on illegal crossings won't be immediately reunited with their families. Kenneth Wolfe, a spokesman for the department's Administration for Children and Families, says their cases will proceed through the s...
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