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Exposed handlebar grip kills 6-year-old Pullman boy in bicycle crash
Exposed handlebar grip kills 6-year-old Pullman boy in bicycle crash
PULLMAN, Wash. - Six-year-old Denny Curran should be enjoying his last few days of summer before first grade. He should be teasing his brother, splashing in the pool, giving his parents a hard time about vegetables. Instead, Denny is dead, the victim of a horrific, freak bicycle accident that could happen to your child too. "Denny was an extraordinary child," his father Keith Curran told KHQ.
>>PULLMAN, Wash. - Six-year-old Denny Curran should be enjoying his last few days of summer before first grade. He should be teasing his brother, splashing in the pool, giving his parents a hard time about vegetables. Instead, Denny is dead, the victim of a horrific, freak bicycle accident that could happen to your child too. "Denny was an extraordinary child," his father Keith Curran told KHQ.
>>Police say possible bad batch of drugs hits Spokane
Police say possible bad batch of drugs hits Spokane
Spokane, Wash. It's been 24 hours of chaos for Spokane's police and fire departments. They have been running from call to call with reports of people walking in the middle of the street yelling at random people or at objects that don't exist. What Caused it? The Spokane Regional Health District is still struggling to find out "What we are hearing is that these individuals are demonstrating almost what would be what looks like a stimulant psychosis," said Doctor Bob...
>>Spokane, Wash. It's been 24 hours of chaos for Spokane's police and fire departments. They have been running from call to call with reports of people walking in the middle of the street yelling at random people or at objects that don't exist. What Caused it? The Spokane Regional Health District is still struggling to find out "What we are hearing is that these individuals are demonstrating almost what would be what looks like a stimulant psychosis," said Doctor Bob...
>>SPD Reserve Officers set up bike sting that yields three arrests on drug and theft charges
SPD Reserve Officers set up bike sting that yields three arrests on drug and theft charges
SPOKANE, Wash. - The Spokane Police Department set up a bike sting in the Mission and Hamilton area on Wednesday in an effort to reduce property crime numbers and ended up making three arrests.
>>SPOKANE, Wash. - The Spokane Police Department set up a bike sting in the Mission and Hamilton area on Wednesday in an effort to reduce property crime numbers and ended up making three arrests. The area has seen numerous calls for thefts, burglaries, drug calls and assaults recently, according to the Spokane Police Department and the sting operation was put together by SPD Reserve Officers wanting to do their part to curb crime in the community.
>>Relative: Family of 7 on vacation died in Oregon collision
Relative: Family of 7 on vacation died in Oregon collision
BURNS, Ore. (AP) - A family member says seven of the eight people killed in a crash on a remote Oregon road were relatives headed to a Las Vegas vacation. The Oregonian/OregonLive reports Wednesday that 29-year-old Erika Boquet, of Tacoma, Washington, and her three children - 6, 9 and 11 - were killed Monday on Oregon Highway 78.
>>BURNS, Ore. (AP) - A family member says seven of the eight people killed in a crash on a remote Oregon road were relatives headed to a Las Vegas vacation. The Oregonian/OregonLive reports Wednesday that 29-year-old Erika Boquet, of Tacoma, Washington, and her three children - 6, 9 and 11 - were killed Monday on Oregon Highway 78.
>>Report: Claims unfounded in Spokane Transit Authority discrimination investigation
Report: Claims unfounded in Spokane Transit Authority discrimination investigation
SPOKANE, Wash. - Following a months-long investigation into the Spokane Transit Authority's Human Resources Director's social media posts, investigators say the claims of discrimination were unfounded. STA launched an investigation on June 18 with the help of the Mix Sanders Thompson law firm. Mix Sanders Thompson released a full report on the investigation Wednesday.
>>SPOKANE, Wash. - Following a months-long investigation into the Spokane Transit Authority's Human Resources Director's social media posts, investigators say the claims of discrimination were unfounded. STA launched an investigation on June 18 with the help of the Mix Sanders Thompson law firm. Mix Sanders Thompson released a full report on the investigation Wednesday.
>>2-year-old Indonesia boy smokes forty cigarettes a day
2-year-old Indonesia boy smokes forty cigarettes a day
One toddler in Indonesia doesn't throw tantrums over toys. He gets upset when he can't smoke. Two year old "Rapi" smokes forty cigarettes a day. He started smoking used cigarette butts near his mom's market stall. Shoppers then started giving him cigarettes while passing by the store. Rapi's mom purchases two packs a day to keep her son satisified. She says he will "cry all day" when not given the chance to smoke.
>>One toddler in Indonesia doesn't throw tantrums over toys. He gets upset when he can't smoke. Two year old "Rapi" smokes forty cigarettes a day. He started smoking used cigarette butts near his mom's market stall. Shoppers then started giving him cigarettes while passing by the store. Rapi's mom purchases two packs a day to keep her son satisified. She says he will "cry all day" when not given the chance to smoke.
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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.>>
