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KHQ.COM - Fireworks are illegal in Spokane County. But there are some places though where you can light them. We've put a list together for you on what is legal and not legal, have a safe and happy 4th!>>
KHQ.COM - Fireworks are illegal in Spokane County. But there are some places though where you can light them. We've put a list together for you on what is legal and not legal, have a safe and happy 4th! INSIDE>>>>List Of Activities At Riverfront Park|>>>Fireworks Shows Tonight In Our Region|>>>Idaho Holiday Activities|
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Dry 4th of July Forecast Across Washington
Dry 4th of July Forecast Across Washington
WEDNESDAY: Sunny skies. A little cooler, but still above average. High: 91. Winds: SW 5-15mph.>>
KHQ.COM - Dry weather is forecast for the Fourth of July across Washington with a risk of wildfires in Eastern Washington. The National Weather Service says morning clouds Thursday should give way to clear skies in the afternoon in Western Washington with high temperatures in the 70s.>>
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KHQ.COM - With 4th of July less than one day away, many of you will be actively finalizing your menu or deciding what appetizer you want to bring to a party to share with friends and family.

Why not pick something that not only tastes good but will also have your friends oooing and awwing over your creative ability to incorporate the holiday into your dish!

Here are some of our favorite appetizers and desserts we found that are perfect for the holiday. If you have any other ideas...send them our way so we can add them to our slideshow! Pix@khq.com

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Man who confessed to Cheney pot shop murder provides information on two other cases
Man who confessed to Cheney pot shop murder provides information on two other cases
Updated: Tuesday, October 17 2017 9:15 PM EDT2017-10-18 01:15:17 GMT
SPOKANE, Wash. - It's been roughly one month since a Cheney man was murdered, at random, as he ate lunch inside his car. Cameron Smith's body was recovered days after the fatal shooting. Donavon Culps provided a full confession to the killing, and now he's providing information that he says will solve two other Washington murders.
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SPOKANE, Wash. - It's been roughly one month since a Cheney man was murdered, at random, as he ate lunch inside his car. Cameron Smith's body was recovered days after the fatal shooting. Donavon Culps provided a full confession to the killing, and now he's providing information that he says will solve two other Washington murders.
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Spokane cancer patient says she's missing jewelry after surgery
Spokane cancer patient says she's missing jewelry after surgery
Updated: Tuesday, October 17 2017 10:14 PM EDT2017-10-18 02:14:26 GMT
SPOKANE, Wash. 48-year-old Sherri Denison has been through a lot in 2017. In February Sherri went in for a mammogram and doctors at sacred heart gave her the news nobody wants to hear "I was diagnosed with ducal carcinoma which is breast cancer in my right breast," said Sherri.
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SPOKANE, Wash. 48-year-old Sherri Denison has been through a lot in 2017. In February Sherri went in for a mammogram and doctors at sacred heart gave her the news nobody wants to hear "I was diagnosed with ducal carcinoma which is breast cancer in my right breast," said Sherri.
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Neighbors outraged after St. Maries officer shoots deer
Neighbors outraged after St. Maries officer shoots deer
Updated: Tuesday, October 17 2017 11:41 PM EDT2017-10-18 03:41:44 GMT
ST. MARIES, Idaho - In a windy, but quiet family-friendly neighborhood, it seems like everyone had a personal connection with a certain whitetail deer. “From the mailman, to the Avista guys to the contractors doing work on the homes and all the neighbors,” Mia Suchoski said. Mia Suchoski called the deer “Bucky” while her neighbors Donna and Doug Smeltzer called it “Baby.”
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ST. MARIES, Idaho - In a windy, but quiet family-friendly neighborhood, it seems like everyone had a personal connection with a certain whitetail deer. “From the mailman, to the Avista guys to the contractors doing work on the homes and all the neighbors,” Mia Suchoski said. Mia Suchoski called the deer “Bucky” while her neighbors Donna and Doug Smeltzer called it “Baby.”
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Trisha Yearwood to miss 2 Spokane Garth Brooks shows
Trisha Yearwood to miss 2 Spokane Garth Brooks shows
Updated: Tuesday, October 17 2017 3:21 PM EDT2017-10-17 19:21:42 GMT
SPOKANE, Wash. - The Spokane Arena announced on Tuesday that Trisha Yearwood will miss two of the seven Garth Brooks shows in Spokane next month due to scheduling conflicts. On Thursday, November 9 Trisha will be finishing the filming of her cooking show, and on Tuesday, November 14 she will be filming the CMA Christmas Music Special in Nashville. She will perform at the other five shows in Spokane.
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SPOKANE, Wash. - The Spokane Arena announced on Tuesday that Trisha Yearwood will miss two of the seven Garth Brooks shows in Spokane next month due to scheduling conflicts. On Thursday, November 9 Trisha will be finishing the filming of her cooking show, and on Tuesday, November 14 she will be filming the CMA Christmas Music Special in Nashville. She will perform at the other five shows in Spokane.
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Freeman High School responds to reported social media threat
Freeman High School responds to reported social media threat
Updated: Tuesday, October 17 2017 8:27 PM EDT2017-10-18 00:27:03 GMT
FREEMAN, Wash. - School administrators at Freeman High School informed parents Tuesday afternoon that they were notified of a possible threat Tuesday morning. The threat was made on social media Tuesday morning according to a letter sent to parents. School officials say they worked with law enforcement to "process and resolve the situation."
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FREEMAN, Wash. - School administrators at Freeman High School informed parents Tuesday afternoon that they were notified of a possible threat Tuesday morning. The threat was made on social media Tuesday morning according to a letter sent to parents. School officials say they worked with law enforcement to "process and resolve the situation."
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Body of missing 6-year-old Lynnwood boy found in dumpster
Body of missing 6-year-old Lynnwood boy found in dumpster
Updated: Tuesday, October 17 2017 10:55 AM EDT2017-10-17 14:55:10 GMT
LYNNWOOD, Wash. - The body of 6-year-old Dayvid Pakko has been found in a dumpster at an apartment in Lynnwood, and the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Department says there is evidence he was the victim of homicide.Major Crimes detectives are now investigating and a 19-year-old male has been taken into custody. He is a relative of the boy. The boy was reported missing at about 5 p.m. Monday.
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LYNNWOOD, Wash. - The body of 6-year-old Dayvid Pakko has been found in a dumpster at an apartment in Lynnwood, and the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Department says there is evidence he was the victim of homicide.Major Crimes detectives are now investigating and a 19-year-old male has been taken into custody. He is a relative of the boy. The boy was reported missing at about 5 p.m. Monday.
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Chewelah fire destroys home, sparks wildfire
Chewelah fire destroys home, sparks wildfire
Updated: Wednesday, October 18 2017 2:17 AM EDT2017-10-18 06:17:37 GMT
CHEWELAH, Wash. - Fire crews in Stevens County worked to put out two structure fires, which spread to a wildfire on Tuesday. Strong winds made it difficult on firefighters who were luckily able to get a handle on it before it got any worse. It broke out just before 3 p.m. just south of Chewelah on Quarry Browns Lake Road.
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Mad Minute stories from Tuesday, October 17th
Mad Minute stories from Tuesday, October 17th
Updated: Tuesday, October 17 2017 5:10 PM EDT2017-10-17 21:10:51 GMT
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Here are the extended versions of the KHQ Local News 11 at 11 Mad Minute stories from Tuesday, October 17th.
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Deputies: Florida boy beats back creepy clown with selfie stick
Deputies: Florida boy beats back creepy clown with selfie stick
Updated: Wednesday, October 18 2017 1:44 AM EDT2017-10-18 05:44:06 GMT
DELAND, Fla. - A sheriff's office in Florida is offering a stern warning to potential creepy clowns as Halloween gets closer: "We will not be there to save you if your intended target defends himself or herself, and you may face other penalties as well." That warning comes from the Volusia County Sheriff's Office after an 11-year-old boy had a terrifying run-in with a man dressed as a clown.
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DELAND, Fla. - A sheriff's office in Florida is offering a stern warning to potential creepy clowns as Halloween gets closer: "We will not be there to save you if your intended target defends himself or herself, and you may face other penalties as well." That warning comes from the Volusia County Sheriff's Office after an 11-year-old boy had a terrifying run-in with a man dressed as a clown.
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Neighbors outraged after St. Maries officer shoots deer
Neighbors outraged after St. Maries officer shoots deer
Updated: Tuesday, October 17 2017 11:41 PM EDT2017-10-18 03:41:44 GMT
ST. MARIES, Idaho - In a windy, but quiet family-friendly neighborhood, it seems like everyone had a personal connection with a certain whitetail deer. “From the mailman, to the Avista guys to the contractors doing work on the homes and all the neighbors,” Mia Suchoski said. Mia Suchoski called the deer “Bucky” while her neighbors Donna and Doug Smeltzer called it “Baby.”
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ST. MARIES, Idaho - In a windy, but quiet family-friendly neighborhood, it seems like everyone had a personal connection with a certain whitetail deer. “From the mailman, to the Avista guys to the contractors doing work on the homes and all the neighbors,” Mia Suchoski said. Mia Suchoski called the deer “Bucky” while her neighbors Donna and Doug Smeltzer called it “Baby.”
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Spokane's Riverfront Park ice ribbon in final completion stages
Spokane's Riverfront Park ice ribbon in final completion stages
Updated: Tuesday, October 17 2017 10:19 PM EDT2017-10-18 02:19:46 GMT
Spokane, Wash. Crews were busy today as they put in new landscaping around the very anticipated Riverfront Park ice ribbon “it's really exciting because everything is coming together this fall and over the winter," said Director of Parks and Recreation Leroy Eadie.
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Spokane, Wash. Crews were busy today as they put in new landscaping around the very anticipated Riverfront Park ice ribbon “it's really exciting because everything is coming together this fall and over the winter," said Director of Parks and Recreation Leroy Eadie.
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Spokane cancer patient says she's missing jewelry after surgery
Spokane cancer patient says she's missing jewelry after surgery
Updated: Tuesday, October 17 2017 10:14 PM EDT2017-10-18 02:14:26 GMT
SPOKANE, Wash. 48-year-old Sherri Denison has been through a lot in 2017. In February Sherri went in for a mammogram and doctors at sacred heart gave her the news nobody wants to hear "I was diagnosed with ducal carcinoma which is breast cancer in my right breast," said Sherri.
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SPOKANE, Wash. 48-year-old Sherri Denison has been through a lot in 2017. In February Sherri went in for a mammogram and doctors at sacred heart gave her the news nobody wants to hear "I was diagnosed with ducal carcinoma which is breast cancer in my right breast," said Sherri.
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Henna crowns lift spirits of cancer patients
Henna crowns lift spirits of cancer patients
Updated: Tuesday, October 17 2017 9:31 PM EDT2017-10-18 01:31:16 GMT
SPOKANE, Wash. - Battling cancer is tough, especially when you’re a child. But one local artist is finding a way to use her skills to try to make a difference.
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SPOKANE, Wash. - Battling cancer is tough, especially when you’re a child. But one local artist is finding a way to use her skills to try to make a difference.
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Local firefighter boot factory makes it on the big screen
Local firefighter boot factory makes it on the big screen
Updated: Tuesday, October 17 2017 9:28 PM EDT2017-10-18 01:28:18 GMT
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. - Every year, thousands of men and women put their lives on the line to keep us safe battling wildfires. And one of the keys to keeping them safe is their boots. And they're handmade right here in the Inland Northwest. The Nicks Handmade Boots factory is located off Appleway in Spokane Valley. “There's just no better boot built,” said President and owner, Steve Mowe. So what makes this boot the firefighters choice?
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SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. - Every year, thousands of men and women put their lives on the line to keep us safe battling wildfires. And one of the keys to keeping them safe is their boots. And they're handmade right here in the Inland Northwest. The Nicks Handmade Boots factory is located off Appleway in Spokane Valley. “There's just no better boot built,” said President and owner, Steve Mowe. So what makes this boot the firefighters choice?
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Man who confessed to Cheney pot shop murder provides information on two other cases
Man who confessed to Cheney pot shop murder provides information on two other cases
Updated: Tuesday, October 17 2017 9:15 PM EDT2017-10-18 01:15:17 GMT
SPOKANE, Wash. - It's been roughly one month since a Cheney man was murdered, at random, as he ate lunch inside his car. Cameron Smith's body was recovered days after the fatal shooting. Donavon Culps provided a full confession to the killing, and now he's providing information that he says will solve two other Washington murders.
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SPOKANE, Wash. - It's been roughly one month since a Cheney man was murdered, at random, as he ate lunch inside his car. Cameron Smith's body was recovered days after the fatal shooting. Donavon Culps provided a full confession to the killing, and now he's providing information that he says will solve two other Washington murders.
>>
Freeman High School responds to reported social media threat
Freeman High School responds to reported social media threat
Updated: Tuesday, October 17 2017 8:27 PM EDT2017-10-18 00:27:03 GMT
FREEMAN, Wash. - School administrators at Freeman High School informed parents Tuesday afternoon that they were notified of a possible threat Tuesday morning. The threat was made on social media Tuesday morning according to a letter sent to parents. School officials say they worked with law enforcement to "process and resolve the situation."
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FREEMAN, Wash. - School administrators at Freeman High School informed parents Tuesday afternoon that they were notified of a possible threat Tuesday morning. The threat was made on social media Tuesday morning according to a letter sent to parents. School officials say they worked with law enforcement to "process and resolve the situation."
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