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CdA parents concerned over Zipfizz sale; school district responds
CdA parents concerned over Zipfizz sale; school district responds
COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho - Ashley Bales says her daughter came home from school one day and told her about classmates at Woodland Middle School selling something she was concerned with, Zipfizz. "With my daughter having a preexisting health conditions it got me concerned for other kids in the same position to be being sold that without their parents having knowledge of it," Bales said.
>>COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho - Ashley Bales says her daughter came home from school one day and told her about classmates at Woodland Middle School selling something she was concerned with, Zipfizz. "With my daughter having a preexisting health conditions it got me concerned for other kids in the same position to be being sold that without their parents having knowledge of it," Bales said.
>>Veterinarian: Stop driving trucks with dogs unsecured
Veterinarian: Stop driving trucks with dogs unsecured
There's one thing that Dr. Brian Hunter can't stand. "This is my pet peeve. Of all the injuries that I see, it's the thing I hate to see the most," Dr. Hunter, a veterinarian and owner of Hunter Veterinary Clinic, said. Hunter is talking about drivers of pick-up trucks who travel with their pets unsecured in cargo beds. A dog flew out of the back of the pickup truck and was left behind in Spokane Valley Monday morning. Dr. Hunter said it's a matt...
>>There's one thing that Dr. Brian Hunter can't stand. "This is my pet peeve. Of all the injuries that I see, it's the thing I hate to see the most," Dr. Hunter, a veterinarian and owner of Hunter Veterinary Clinic, said. Hunter is talking about drivers of pick-up trucks who travel with their pets unsecured in cargo beds. A dog flew out of the back of the pickup truck and was left behind in Spokane Valley Monday morning. Dr. Hunter said it's a matt...
>>Suspect from fatal hit-and-run crash in Liberty Lake arrested
Suspect from fatal hit-and-run crash in Liberty Lake arrested
LIBERTY LAKE, Wash. - A suspect from a fatal hit-and-run crash in Liberty Lake last Thursday has been arrested. After the suspect vehicle was towed to the Liberty Lake Police Department, a search warrant was executed with the assistance of Washington State Patrol. Based on evidence collected, police developed probable cause to arrest 21-year-old Pavel Kanyushkin.
>>LIBERTY LAKE, Wash. - A suspect from a fatal hit-and-run crash in Liberty Lake last Thursday has been arrested. After the suspect vehicle was towed to the Liberty Lake Police Department, a search warrant was executed with the assistance of Washington State Patrol. Based on evidence collected, police developed probable cause to arrest 21-year-old Pavel Kanyushkin.
>>Vehicle goes over embankment at High Drive & 33rd, one person dead
Vehicle goes over embankment at High Drive & 33rd, one person dead
SPOKANE, Wash. - Spokane Police say one person has died after driving over the embankment near High Drive and 33rd. The victim hasn't been identified. Crews will be working in the area for the foreseeable future so avoid the area if you can. The cause of the crash is under investigation.
>>SPOKANE, Wash. - Spokane Police say one person has died after driving over the embankment near High Drive and 33rd. The victim hasn't been identified. Crews will be working in the area for the foreseeable future so avoid the area if you can. The cause of the crash is under investigation.
>>Dog who fell from back of truck in Spokane Valley picked up by owners
Dog who fell from back of truck in Spokane Valley picked up by owners
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. - A dog who flew out of the back of the pickup truck and was left behind in Spokane Valley Monday morning has been picked up by its owners. A SCRAPS officer tells KHQ that an investigation is underway to determine whether citations will be made for cruelty and negligence from the incident. It is a misdemeanor in Washington state to have your dog in a truck bed unrestrained.
>>SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. - A dog who flew out of the back of the pickup truck and was left behind in Spokane Valley Monday morning has been picked up by its owners. A SCRAPS officer tells KHQ that an investigation is underway to determine whether citations will be made for cruelty and negligence from the incident. It is a misdemeanor in Washington state to have your dog in a truck bed unrestrained.
>>Changes to Washington overtime rules could increase worker eligibility
Changes to Washington overtime rules could increase worker eligibility
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) - Proposed changes to Washington state's overtime rules could make more professional workers eligible for time-and-a-half pay. The Spokesman-Review reports a draft concept by the state Department of Labor and Industries proposes overtime eligibility for workers earning up to $74,800 in 2019. The proposals are linked to a multiplier of the state's minimum wage, which will increase to $12 per hour next year and $13.50 per hour in 2020.
>>SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) - Proposed changes to Washington state's overtime rules could make more professional workers eligible for time-and-a-half pay. The Spokesman-Review reports a draft concept by the state Department of Labor and Industries proposes overtime eligibility for workers earning up to $74,800 in 2019. The proposals are linked to a multiplier of the state's minimum wage, which will increase to $12 per hour next year and $13.50 per hour in 2020.
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