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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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WATCH: Car kick sparks chain-reaction crash on California highway
WATCH: Car kick sparks chain-reaction crash on California highway
Updated: Saturday, June 24 2017 4:40 PM EDT2017-06-24 20:40:35 GMT
SANTA CLARITA, Calif. - A case of road rage caused a chain-reaction crash on a California freeway on Wednesday and a driver caught the whole thing on video. It happened around 6 a.m. on the southbound 14 Freeway near Newhall in Santa Clarita. Witness Chris Traber started recording when he saw a gray sedan cut off the motorcyclist.
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SANTA CLARITA, Calif. - A case of road rage caused a chain-reaction crash on a California freeway on Wednesday and a driver caught the whole thing on video. It happened around 6 a.m. on the southbound 14 Freeway near Newhall in Santa Clarita. Witness Chris Traber started recording when he saw a gray sedan cut off the motorcyclist.
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Dad, daughter catch teen who fell from ride
Dad, daughter catch teen who fell from ride
Updated: Sunday, June 25 2017 1:14 PM EDT2017-06-25 17:14:08 GMT
QUEENSBURY, N.Y. (AP) - A father and his 21-year-old daughter had caught the teenage girl who fell 25 feet (7.6 meters) to the ground from an amusement park ride. Matthew Howard Sr. and his daughter, Leeann Winchell, say they were about to leave Six Flags Great Escape near Albany, New York on Saturday when they saw the 14-year-old dangling from the "Sky Ride" gondola.
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QUEENSBURY, N.Y. (AP) - A father and his 21-year-old daughter had caught the teenage girl who fell 25 feet (7.6 meters) to the ground from an amusement park ride. Matthew Howard Sr. and his daughter, Leeann Winchell, say they were about to leave Six Flags Great Escape near Albany, New York on Saturday when they saw the 14-year-old dangling from the "Sky Ride" gondola.
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Professor says N. Korea detainee got what he 'deserved'
Professor says N. Korea detainee got what he 'deserved'
Updated: Saturday, June 24 2017 2:51 PM EDT2017-06-24 18:51:52 GMT
WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) - The University of Delaware is distancing itself from comments made by an adjunct professor after she said a college student who died after being held by North Korea "got exactly what he deserved."
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WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) - The University of Delaware is distancing itself from comments made by an adjunct professor after she said a college student who died after being held by North Korea "got exactly what he deserved."
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Professor to student mom: Just bring your baby to class
Professor to student mom: Just bring your baby to class
Updated: Saturday, June 24 2017 7:02 PM EDT2017-06-24 23:02:18 GMT
A professor in Tennessee has a solution for a student who missed class after she couldn't find someone to babysit her 3-year-old girl: Just bring the child to class. The Knoxville News Sentinel reports Professor Sally Hunter at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville emailed Morgan King that she would be "absolutely delighted" to hold King's daughter, Korbin, while teaching class.
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A professor in Tennessee has a solution for a student who missed class after she couldn't find someone to babysit her 3-month-old girl: Just bring the child to class. The Knoxville News Sentinel reports Professor Sally Hunter at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville emailed Morgan King that she would be "absolutely delighted" to hold King's daughter, Korbin, while teaching class.
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Seattle police: No choice but lethal force in fatal shooting
Seattle police: No choice but lethal force in fatal shooting
Updated: Saturday, June 24 2017 5:21 PM EDT2017-06-24 21:21:01 GMT
SEATTLE (AP) - Two Seattle police officers who shot and killed a 30-year-old pregnant woman each say they fired their weapons after the woman suddenly pulled a knife and came after them. The Seattle Times reports that the Seattle Police Department late Friday released transcripts of interviews with the officers involved the June 18 fatal shooting of Charleena Lyles.
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SEATTLE (AP) - Two Seattle police officers who shot and killed a 30-year-old pregnant woman each say they fired their weapons after the woman suddenly pulled a knife and came after them. The Seattle Times reports that the Seattle Police Department late Friday released transcripts of interviews with the officers involved the June 18 fatal shooting of Charleena Lyles.
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California father buries wrong man after coroner's mistake
California father buries wrong man after coroner's mistake
Updated: Sunday, June 25 2017 4:42 PM EDT2017-06-25 20:42:31 GMT
SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) - A Southern California man who thought his son had died has learned he buried the wrong man. Eighty-two-year-old Frank J. Kerrigan of Wildomar says the Orange County coroner's office mistakenly identified a body found dead on May 6 as that of his son. Kerrigan says he was told fingerprints were used to ID 57-year-old Frank M. Kerrigan, who is mentally ill and homeless.
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SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) - A Southern California man who thought his son had died has learned he buried the wrong man. Eighty-two-year-old Frank J. Kerrigan of Wildomar says the Orange County coroner's office mistakenly identified a body found dead on May 6 as that of his son. Kerrigan says he was told fingerprints were used to ID 57-year-old Frank M. Kerrigan, who is mentally ill and homeless.
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Special Olympics promotes inclusion at Spokane Hoopfest
Special Olympics promotes inclusion at Spokane Hoopfest
Updated: Sunday, June 25 2017 7:09 PM EDT2017-06-25 23:09:13 GMT
SPOKANE, Wash. - Hoopfest brings people together in so many ways, and one way is how Special Olympics is promoting inclusion. Peyton Barber and Capriel Halliday play on Lake City High School’s basketball when they’re not playing in Hoopfest. This year, they got the opportunity though to try something new during Hoopfest.
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SPOKANE, Wash. - Hoopfest brings people together in so many ways, and one way is how Special Olympics is promoting inclusion. Peyton Barber and Capriel Halliday play on Lake City High School’s basketball when they’re not playing in Hoopfest. This year, they got the opportunity though to try something new during Hoopfest.
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Team recovers body of 19 year old who disappeared on pass
Team recovers body of 19 year old who disappeared on pass
Updated: Sunday, June 25 2017 7:00 PM EDT2017-06-25 23:00:46 GMT
LEAVENWORTH, Wash. - A mountain rescue team has recovered the body of a 19-year-old Mercer Island man who disappeared into a crevasse on Aasgard Pass on June 4. The Chelan County Sheriff's Office says the team and a sheriff's deputy recovered the body of Benjamin Gore at about 11:30 a.m. Sunday.
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LEAVENWORTH, Wash. - A mountain rescue team has recovered the body of a 19-year-old Mercer Island man who disappeared into a crevasse on Aasgard Pass on June 4. The Chelan County Sheriff's Office says the team and a sheriff's deputy recovered the body of Benjamin Gore at about 11:30 a.m. Sunday.
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An Arkansas prison inmate recaptured after 32 years
An Arkansas prison inmate recaptured after 32 years
Updated: Sunday, June 25 2017 6:51 PM EDT2017-06-25 22:51:33 GMT
SPRINGDALE, Ark. (AP) - An Arkansas prison escapee who had been on the run for more than three decades has been recaptured. The state Department of Corrections says 60-year-old Steven Dishman was arrested Sunday at a home in Springdale in northwest Arkansas by local law enforcement and state troopers. The department initially spelled Dishman's first name as Stephen.
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SPRINGDALE, Ark. (AP) - An Arkansas prison escapee who had been on the run for more than three decades has been recaptured. The state Department of Corrections says 60-year-old Steven Dishman was arrested Sunday at a home in Springdale in northwest Arkansas by local law enforcement and state troopers. The department initially spelled Dishman's first name as Stephen.
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Options for Supreme Court on Trump travel ban
Options for Supreme Court on Trump travel ban
Updated: Sunday, June 25 2017 4:51 PM EDT2017-06-25 20:51:16 GMT
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court is expected to decide within days whether the Trump administration can enforce a ban on visitors to the U.S. from six mostly Muslim countries. The high-stakes legal fight has been going on since President Donald Trump rolled out a travel ban just a week after his inauguration. He casts it as critical to deterring terror attacks in the United States.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court is expected to decide within days whether the Trump administration can enforce a ban on visitors to the U.S. from six mostly Muslim countries. The high-stakes legal fight has been going on since President Donald Trump rolled out a travel ban just a week after his inauguration. He casts it as critical to deterring terror attacks in the United States.
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California father buries wrong man after coroner's mistake
California father buries wrong man after coroner's mistake
Updated: Sunday, June 25 2017 4:42 PM EDT2017-06-25 20:42:31 GMT
SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) - A Southern California man who thought his son had died has learned he buried the wrong man. Eighty-two-year-old Frank J. Kerrigan of Wildomar says the Orange County coroner's office mistakenly identified a body found dead on May 6 as that of his son. Kerrigan says he was told fingerprints were used to ID 57-year-old Frank M. Kerrigan, who is mentally ill and homeless.
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SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) - A Southern California man who thought his son had died has learned he buried the wrong man. Eighty-two-year-old Frank J. Kerrigan of Wildomar says the Orange County coroner's office mistakenly identified a body found dead on May 6 as that of his son. Kerrigan says he was told fingerprints were used to ID 57-year-old Frank M. Kerrigan, who is mentally ill and homeless.
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NY officer attends graduation of girl he rescued in 2011
NY officer attends graduation of girl he rescued in 2011
Updated: Sunday, June 25 2017 4:22 PM EDT2017-06-25 20:22:06 GMT
NORTH BABYLON, N.Y. (AP) - A Long Island police officer has attended the high school graduation of a teen he rescued from icy waters more than six years ago. Newsday reports that Suffolk County Police Officer Matthew DeMatteo watched Sarah Thalhammer graduate from North Babylon High School on Saturday.
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NORTH BABYLON, N.Y. (AP) - A Long Island police officer has attended the high school graduation of a teen he rescued from icy waters more than six years ago. Newsday reports that Suffolk County Police Officer Matthew DeMatteo watched Sarah Thalhammer graduate from North Babylon High School on Saturday.
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Gay pride parades sound a note of resistance - and face some
Gay pride parades sound a note of resistance - and face some
Updated: Sunday, June 25 2017 3:27 PM EDT2017-06-25 19:27:40 GMT
NEW YORK (AP) - Pride parades in New York, San Francisco and other cities are spotlighting resistance to what participants see as new pressure on gay rights. But the events are also contending with the prospect of protests over their own diversity and direction.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Pride parades in New York, San Francisco and other cities are spotlighting resistance to what participants see as new pressure on gay rights. But the events are also contending with the prospect of protests over their own diversity and direction.
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Dakota Access review to re-examine impact on tribe
Dakota Access review to re-examine impact on tribe
Updated: Sunday, June 25 2017 3:17 PM EDT2017-06-25 19:17:56 GMT
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) - A federal judge has ordered another review of whether the already-operating Dakota Access pipeline might unfairly affect the Standing Rock Sioux. It's uncertain how the process will unfold, but there are two main possibilities. Federal officials who permitted the project to move North Dakota oil to Illinois could revise their analysis, or they could conduct a full environmental study.
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BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) - A federal judge has ordered another review of whether the already-operating Dakota Access pipeline might unfairly affect the Standing Rock Sioux. It's uncertain how the process will unfold, but there are two main possibilities. Federal officials who permitted the project to move North Dakota oil to Illinois could revise their analysis, or they could conduct a full environmental study.
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Air bag maker Takata bankruptcy expected Monday in Japan, US
Air bag maker Takata bankruptcy expected Monday in Japan, US
Updated: Sunday, June 25 2017 3:07 PM EDT2017-06-25 19:07:21 GMT
DETROIT (AP) - Japanese air bag maker Takata Corp. is expected to file for bankruptcy protection in the U.S. and Tokyo on Monday. Two people briefed on the matter say most of Takata's assets will be sold to rival Key Safety Systems for $1.6 billion. Takata, which was founded in 1933, couldn't withstand expected hefty lawsuit verdicts and penalties it must pay for making faulty air bag inflators.
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DETROIT (AP) - Japanese air bag maker Takata Corp. is expected to file for bankruptcy protection in the U.S. and Tokyo on Monday. Two people briefed on the matter say most of Takata's assets will be sold to rival Key Safety Systems for $1.6 billion. Takata, which was founded in 1933, couldn't withstand expected hefty lawsuit verdicts and penalties it must pay for making faulty air bag inflators.
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Auctioned lots on northern Idaho lake sell for $7.8M
Auctioned lots on northern Idaho lake sell for $7.8M
Updated: Sunday, June 25 2017 2:49 PM EDT2017-06-25 18:49:03 GMT
BOISE, Idaho - The Idaho Department of Lands has auctioned 14 lots along Payette Lake for more than $7.8 million. Officials said Friday that two of the lots had competitive bidding, where the current lessees lost to the winning bidders. Those lots sold for a combined $54,500 over appraised value - winning bidders must pay the lessees for the appraised value of their cabins and other improvements.
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BOISE, Idaho - The Idaho Department of Lands has auctioned 14 lots along Payette Lake for more than $7.8 million. Officials said Friday that two of the lots had competitive bidding, where the current lessees lost to the winning bidders. Those lots sold for a combined $54,500 over appraised value - winning bidders must pay the lessees for the appraised value of their cabins and other improvements.
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