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Clay Starbuck entering the courtroom on Thursday afternoon.FIRST ON KHQ.COM: Clay Starbuck Sentenced To Life In Prison Without ParoleMore>>
Juror Speaks Out For The First Time Since Starbuck Trial
Juror Speaks Out For The First Time Since Starbuck Trial
KHQ's Dylan Wohlenhaus spoke exclusively with one of the female jurors on Thursday. the Jury was made up of 7 women and 5 men.More >>KHQ's Dylan Wohlenhaus spoke exclusively with one of the female jurors on Thursday. the Jury was made up of 7 women and 5 men.More >>'Clay, You Can Go To Hell,' Says Sister Of Murder Victim Chanin Starbuck
'Clay, You Can Go To Hell,' Says Sister Of Murder Victim Chanin Starbuck
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KHQ EXCLUSIVE: Juror #3 Reveals All From Inside Starbuck Trial
KHQ EXCLUSIVE: Juror #3 Reveals All From Inside Starbuck Trial
Juror # 3 in the Clay Starbuck murder trial talks exclusively with KHQ's Dylan Wohlenhaus. Juror number 3 talks about the long trial from beginning to end.More >>Juror # 3 in the Clay Starbuck murder trial talks exclusively with KHQ's Dylan Wohlenhaus. Juror number 3 talks about the long trial from beginning to end.More >>'I Think Clay Lost Control' Juror #3 Speaks Out About The Clay Starbuck Trial
'I Think Clay Lost Control' Juror #3 Speaks Out About The Clay Starbuck Trial
KHQ's Dylan Wohlenhaus spoke exclusively to juror #3 in the Clay Starbuck trial on Friday afternoon. The female juror was one of the 7 women & 5 men of the jury. She asked not to be identified.More >>KHQ's Dylan Wohlenhaus spoke exclusively to juror #3 in the Clay Starbuck trial on Friday afternoon. The female juror was one of the 7 women & 5 men of the jury. She asked not to be identified.More >>Juror Speaks Out For The First Time Since Starbuck Trial
Juror Speaks Out For The First Time Since Starbuck Trial
KHQ's Dylan Wohlenhaus spoke exclusively with one of the female jurors on Thursday. the Jury was made up of 7 women and 5 men.More >>KHQ's Dylan Wohlenhaus spoke exclusively with one of the female jurors on Thursday. the Jury was made up of 7 women and 5 men.More >>
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Level 3 evacuations issued for Bissell Fire burning in Stevens County
Level 3 evacuations issued for Bissell Fire burning in Stevens County
Texas teen calls mom, a 911 dispatcher, to say house ablaze
STEVENS COUNTY, Wash. - Level three evacuations have been issued in Stevens County as firefighters battle the Bissell Fire near Hunters, Washington. The latest from DNR is that the fire is at 50 acres and no structures have been lost. Level 3 evacuations were issued just after 8:00 p.m. as the fire grew quickly. The evacuation area consists of all residents within a mile radius of 3987 Bissel Road.
More >>STEVENS COUNTY, Wash. - Level three evacuations have been issued in Stevens County as firefighters battle the Bissell Fire near Hunters, Washington. The latest from DNR is that the fire is at 50 acres and no structures have been lost. Level 3 evacuations were issued just after 8:00 p.m. as the fire grew quickly. The evacuation area consists of all residents within a mile radius of 3987 Bissel Road.
More >>Door-to-door solicitor uses racial slur against Spokane woman
Door-to-door solicitor uses racial slur against Spokane woman
SPOKANE, Wash. - One Spokane couple is furious after they say someone who went door-to-door asking for donations used a racial slur against them. Roger and Christina Wink were at home when they heard a knock at the door. Christina answered, and a man described to be in his 20s said he was collecting money to send care packages to active military.
More >>SPOKANE, Wash. - One Spokane couple is furious after they say someone who went door-to-door asking for donations used a racial slur against them. Roger and Christina Wink were at home when they heard a knock at the door. Christina answered, and a man described to be in his 20s said he was collecting money to send care packages to active military.
More >>Highway 95 reopens in Bonner County following crash
Highway 95 reopens in Bonner County following crash
PONDERAY, Idaho - Bonner County Emergency Management reports a multi-vehicle crash closed Highway 95 in both direction Sunday afternoon. The Bonner County Sheriff's Office reports the highway is closed at milepost 490 near Elmira Road, about 11 miles north of Ponderay, while investigators gather evidence and interview witnesses.
More >>PONDERAY, Idaho - Bonner County Emergency Management reports a multi-vehicle crash closed Highway 95 in both direction Sunday afternoon. The Bonner County Sheriff's Office reports the highway is closed at milepost 490 near Elmira Road, about 11 miles north of Ponderay, while investigators gather evidence and interview witnesses.
More >>Kids open lemonade stand to celebrate mom who beat blood disorder
Kids open lemonade stand to celebrate mom who beat blood disorder
SPOKANE, Wash. - "Help Me Hayley" was contacted regarding a local family who has been through a rough couple of months. It's a story of children rallying around their mother to make a family dream come true. Meet Kandis Workman. She says she's been fighting a devastating blood disorder. The countless appointments and treatments have taken a toll on her young family.
More >>SPOKANE, Wash. - "Help Me Hayley" was contacted regarding a local family who has been through a rough couple of months. It's a story of children rallying around their mother to make a family dream come true. Meet Kandis Workman. She says she's been fighting a devastating blood disorder. The countless appointments and treatments have taken a toll on her young family.
More >>No more holding cell phones with new driving law in effect
No more holding cell phones with new driving law in effect
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) - Washington drivers will now have to put down their cell phones under a new distracted driving law. The law that went into effect Sunday prohibits drivers from holding electronic devices - including phones, tablets and other electronic gadgets - while behind the wheel. That means no reading incoming text messages while driving, or watching a quick video while stuck in traffic or sitting at a red light.
More >>OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) - Washington drivers will now have to put down their cell phones under a new distracted driving law. The law that went into effect Sunday prohibits drivers from holding electronic devices - including phones, tablets and other electronic gadgets - while behind the wheel. That means no reading incoming text messages while driving, or watching a quick video while stuck in traffic or sitting at a red light.
More >>Death toll in immigrant smuggling case cut to 9
Death toll in immigrant smuggling case cut to 9
SAN ANTONIO (AP) - U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has lowered the death toll of people found in the back of a sweltering tractor-trailer outside of a San Antonio Walmart from 10 to nine.
More >>SAN ANTONIO (AP) - U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has lowered the death toll of people found in the back of a sweltering tractor-trailer outside of a San Antonio Walmart from 10 to nine.
More >>Wildfire sparked by stolen truck crash in Grant County
Wildfire sparked by stolen truck crash in Grant County
SCHWANA, Wash. (AP) - Firefighters from Districts 8 and 10 quickly extinguished a small brush fire Saturday evening cause by a crash of a stolen vehicle. Fire crews were called just before 6 p.m. to State Route 243 South and B-Street next to the gas station in Schwana, Washington, after witnesses reported a pickup had crashed, a brush fire had started, and a man was seen running from the crash.
More >>SCHWANA, Wash. (AP) - Firefighters from Districts 8 and 10 quickly extinguished a small brush fire Saturday evening cause by a crash of a stolen vehicle. Fire crews were called just before 6 p.m. to State Route 243 South and B-Street next to the gas station in Schwana, Washington, after witnesses reported a pickup had crashed, a brush fire had started, and a man was seen running from the crash.
More >>Trump's new message guru wants 'a more positive mojo'
Trump's new message guru wants 'a more positive mojo'
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Donald Trump's new communications adviser says it's time to hit the "reset button." Appearing on Fox News Sunday, Wall Street financier Anthony Scaramucci pledged to begin "an era of a new good feeling" and said he hopes to "create a more positive mojo." He also promised to crack down on information leaks and pledged to better focus the message coming from the White House.
More >>WASHINGTON (AP) - President Donald Trump's new communications adviser says it's time to hit the "reset button." Appearing on Fox News Sunday, Wall Street financier Anthony Scaramucci pledged to begin "an era of a new good feeling" and said he hopes to "create a more positive mojo." He also promised to crack down on information leaks and pledged to better focus the message coming from the White House.
More >>Purple Heart found on NY road returned to veteran's family
Purple Heart found on NY road returned to veteran's family
NYACK, N.Y. (AP) - The family of a World War II veteran has a piece of his history back - a service medal. Democratic Sen. Charles Schumer on Sunday presented the family of Bernard McNamara with his Purple Heart medal. It had been found along a Rockland County road several years ago with the inscription of "B.J. McNamara on December 9, 1943."
More >>NYACK, N.Y. (AP) - The family of a World War II veteran has a piece of his history back - a service medal. Democratic Sen. Charles Schumer on Sunday presented the family of Bernard McNamara with his Purple Heart medal. It had been found along a Rockland County road several years ago with the inscription of "B.J. McNamara on December 9, 1943."
More >>Man accused of setting fire to home with family inside
Man accused of setting fire to home with family inside
TACOMA, Wash. - Tacoma Police have arrested a 47-year-old man suspected of starting a fire at a home with his wife and two teenage children inside. Kenneth Massey was booked into Pierce County Jail early Sunday on investigation of attempted murder and arson. The News-Tribune reports that no one was hurt in the Saturday night fire.
More >>TACOMA, Wash. - Tacoma Police have arrested a 47-year-old man suspected of starting a fire at a home with his wife and two teenage children inside. Kenneth Massey was booked into Pierce County Jail early Sunday on investigation of attempted murder and arson. The News-Tribune reports that no one was hurt in the Saturday night fire.
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