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John Belmont fire in Mica up to 60% containment
John Belmont fire in Mica up to 60% containment
MICA, Wash. - The John Belmont is now 60 percent contained. Crews say the fire reached 50-60 acres, but they have a line around 90 percent of the fire. They expect 3-4 days total for full suppression of the fire. Level 2 and 3 evacuations remain in place through the night into tomorrow morning. Red Cross has set up a shelter for evacuees at Bowdish Middle School in Spokane Valley.
>>MICA, Wash. - The John Belmont is now 60 percent contained. Crews say the fire reached 50-60 acres, but they have a line around 90 percent of the fire. They expect 3-4 days total for full suppression of the fire. Level 2 and 3 evacuations remain in place through the night into tomorrow morning. Red Cross has set up a shelter for evacuees at Bowdish Middle School in Spokane Valley.
>>22-year-old Sandpoint man dies in Clayton 395 crash
22-year-old Sandpoint man dies in Clayton 395 crash
STEVENS COUNTY, Wash. - Washington State Patrols responded to a fatal crash in Stevens County Friday evening. On SR-395 in Clayton near Mile Post 185, a vehicle crossed the center line and crashed head on with another car, killing the driver. The causing driver who was transported to the hospital is in custody for vehicular homicide. There were no other occupants of either vehicle.
>>STEVENS COUNTY, Wash. - Washington State Patrols responded to a fatal crash in Stevens County Friday evening. On SR-395 in Clayton near Mile Post 185, a vehicle crossed the center line and crashed head on with another car, killing the driver. The causing driver who was transported to the hospital is in custody for vehicular homicide. There were no other occupants of either vehicle.
>>Spokane motorcyclist dies in DUI crash near Reardan
Spokane motorcyclist dies in DUI crash near Reardan
REARDAN, Wash. - A Spokane man died after crashing his motorcycle on Highway 2 near Reardan in a DUI incident Friday night. Gregory Sutton, 35 of Spokane, was traveling westbound on Highway 2 on his Honda motorcycle when he left the roadway and was ejected from the bike, landing in a ditch near Mile Post 262 in Lincoln County.
>>REARDAN, Wash. - A Spokane man died after crashing his motorcycle on Highway 2 near Reardan in a DUI incident Friday night. Gregory Sutton, 35 of Spokane, was traveling westbound on Highway 2 on his Honda motorcycle when he left the roadway and was ejected from the bike, landing in a ditch near Mile Post 262 in Lincoln County.
>>Employees attack, subdue would-be robber armed with box cutter
Employees attack, subdue would-be robber armed with box cutter
TUCSON, Ariz. - A man armed with a box cutter got more than he bargained for when he tried to rob a Tucson, Arizona, restaurant last week. Security shows the man, identified as 20-year-old Jerry Evans Madril, enter the Mi Nidito restaurant and demand money from employees. But the workers weren't having any of it. At least six workers attacked Madril.
>>TUCSON, Ariz. - A man armed with a box cutter got more than he bargained for when he tried to rob a Tucson, Arizona, restaurant last week. Security shows the man, identified as 20-year-old Jerry Evans Madril, enter the Mi Nidito restaurant and demand money from employees. But the workers weren't having any of it. At least six workers attacked Madril.
>>Spokane PD arrests convicted felon downtown
Spokane PD arrests convicted felon downtown
SPOKANE, Wash. - Spokane Police arrested a convicted felon who had multiple stolen possessions near a downtown motel. Downtown Precinct Officers were conducting foot patrol in a high drug activity area, when they observed a man with n active Felony warrant for his arrest near the Downtowner motel on S Washington. Justin Dustin was immediately contacted by police. He tried to discard his backpack and broke a glass window inside the motel in the process.
>>SPOKANE, Wash. - Spokane Police arrested a convicted felon who had multiple stolen possessions near a downtown motel. Downtown Precinct Officers were conducting foot patrol in a high drug activity area, when they observed a man with n active Felony warrant for his arrest near the Downtowner motel on S Washington. Justin Dustin was immediately contacted by police. He tried to discard his backpack and broke a glass window inside the motel in the process.
>>Cougars sighted in Moscow, Post Falls
Cougars sighted in Moscow, Post Falls
MOSCOW/POST FALLS, Idaho - Another cougar sighting has occurred in Idaho this week, this time in Moscow. Moscow Police are warning the public of two reports of cougar sightings in the North Polk St. area this week. The department is asking community members to be vigilant and aware of their surroundings and to call 911 if they spot a cougar in town. A cougar was also sighted in the Black Bay park in Post Falls Friday.
>>MOSCOW/POST FALLS, Idaho - Another cougar sighting has occurred in Idaho this week, this time in Moscow. Moscow Police are warning the public of two reports of cougar sightings in the North Polk St. area this week. The department is asking community members to be vigilant and aware of their surroundings and to call 911 if they spot a cougar in town. A cougar was also sighted in the Black Bay park in Post Falls Friday.
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Defense In MLK Bomb Case: Backpack Bomb Might Not Be Viable
Defense In MLK Bomb Case: Backpack Bomb Might Not Be Viable
SPOKANE, Wash. – A federal judge has ordered authorities at the FBI to conduct multiple tests on makeshift bombs just days before the start of the MLK bomb trial.>>SPOKANE, Wash. – A federal judge has ordered authorities at the FBI to conduct multiple tests on makeshift bombs just days before the start of trial of a man accused of leaving an improvised explosive device in downtown Spokane.>>MLK BOMB CASE: Potential Bomb Trial Jury Could Be Asked About KKK
MLK BOMB CASE: Potential Bomb Trial Jury Could Be Asked About KKK
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) - Potential jurors in the trial of a man who planted a bomb at Spokane's Martin Luther King Jr. day parade will be asked if they are involved with any hate groups.>>SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) - Potential jurors in the trial of a man who planted a bomb at Spokane's Martin Luther King Jr. day parade will be asked if they are involved with the Ku Klux Klan, Aryan Nations or any white supremacy group when jury selection begins Sept. 12.>>Backpack Bomb Trial Expected to Last Three Weeks
Backpack Bomb Trial Expected to Last Three Weeks
SPOKANE, Wash. - Attorneys revealed for the first time how long they expect to argue the trial of a man accused of leaving an improvised explosive device in downtown Spokane last January.>>SPOKANE, Wash. - Attorneys revealed for the first time how long they expect to argue the trial of a man accused of leaving an improvised explosive device in downtown Spokane last January.>>UPDATE: Judge Delays Backpack Bomb Trial
UPDATE: Judge Delays Backpack Bomb Trial
SPOKANE, Wash. - A federal judge has postponed the trial of a man accused of leaving an explosive device at a parade to honor Martin Luther King, Jr.>>FIRST ON KHQ.COM: A federal judge has postponed the trial of a man accused of leaving an explosive device at a parade to honor Martin Luther King, Jr.>>Motorcycle Crash Injures MLK Bomb Suspect's Father
Motorcycle Crash Injures MLK Bomb Suspect's Father
CUSICK, Wash. - The Spokesman Review reports 68 year-old Cecil Harpham, the father of MLK Bomb Suspect Kevin Harpham, was injured in a motorcycle crash near Cusick>>CUSICK, Wash. - The Spokesman Review reports 68 year-old Cecil Harpham, the father of MLK Bomb Suspect Kevin Harpham, was injured in a motorcycle crash near Cusick Saturday afternoon.>>Lab Tech Links Pliers To Accused Backpack Bomber
Lab Tech Links Pliers To Accused Backpack Bomber
SPOKANE, Wash. – A debate over hardware tools took center stage in Federal court today as a judge considered whether the analysis of pliers is reliable enough to admit as evidence at a trial later this month.>>SPOKANE, Wash. – A debate over hardware tools took center stage in Federal court today as a judge considered whether the analysis of pliers is reliable enough to admit as evidence at a trial later this month.>>
