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New York State illegally moving convicted sex offenders from prisons into group homes with the developmentally disabled
New York State illegally moving convicted sex offenders from prisons into group homes with the developmentally disabled
Three State agencies are involved in placing convicted sex offenders in group homes or hiding this information from the families and the general public>>Three State agencies are involved in placing convicted sex offenders in group homes or hiding this information from the families and the general public>>Neighbors concerned by abnormal activity at Hays Park in north Spokane
Neighbors concerned by abnormal activity at Hays Park in north Spokane
An ongoing, series of issues at Hays Park is making several residents worried about their safety. "I've been threatened to be shot, to be stabbed, to have my head crushed in, to have my dogs head crushed in," Jon Nolend, a resident living by the park, said. Nolend and his wife, Quinn Rapp, said they're both witnesses and victims to daily disturbances involving narcotics, property crime and harassment. Some instances have resulted in physical confrontations, according to No...
>>An ongoing, series of issues at Hays Park is making several residents worried about their safety. "I've been threatened to be shot, to be stabbed, to have my head crushed in, to have my dogs head crushed in," Jon Nolend, a resident living by the park, said. Nolend and his wife, Quinn Rapp, said they're both witnesses and victims to daily disturbances involving narcotics, property crime and harassment. Some instances have resulted in physical confrontations, according to No...
>>Good Samaritan uses tourniquet to help save hit-and-run victim in north Spokane
Good Samaritan uses tourniquet to help save hit-and-run victim in north Spokane
SPOKANE, Wash. - A Spokane security guard never thought he'd have to use a tourniquet, but he still carries it with him just about everywhere he goes. "You never know when you're going to come across something where you could be the guy to help because you know what to do," said John Roach. " I wanted to help the guy and I was able to." Roach was driving on Market Street in north Spokane when he came across the aftermath of a hit-and-run.
>>SPOKANE, Wash. - A Spokane security guard never thought he'd have to use a tourniquet, but he still carries it with him just about everywhere he goes. "You never know when you're going to come across something where you could be the guy to help because you know what to do," said John Roach. " I wanted to help the guy and I was able to." Roach was driving on Market Street in north Spokane when he came across the aftermath of a hit-and-run.
>>Trump administration rolls back oil train braking safety rule
Trump administration rolls back oil train braking safety rule
Gov. Jay Inslee wants federal regulators to issue an emergency order requiring safety inspectors to physically walk the rail lines in the hours before Bakken crude oil is transported.
WASHINGTON - Trains that carry oil and other flammable materials near communities won't have to install electronically controlled braking systems to reduce risk of derailments and explosions after the Trump administration reversed an Obama-era safety rule on Monday. In a post on its website, the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration argued that the cost of installing the new brakes outweighs the benefit.
>>WASHINGTON - Trains that carry oil and other flammable materials near communities won't have to install electronically controlled braking systems to reduce risk of derailments and explosions after the Trump administration reversed an Obama-era safety rule on Monday. In a post on its website, the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration argued that the cost of installing the new brakes outweighs the benefit.
>>Spokane Valley neighborhood urges people to slow down
Spokane Valley neighborhood urges people to slow down
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. - A Spokane Valley neighborhood has banded together to send this message: Slow down. Neighbors say speeding is a serious problem on 28th Ave. between Dishman Mica Rd. and University Rd. "I ask myself where do they get their licenses?" said Carol Gibson. "Out of Cracker Jack boxes? Off the internet? It makes you wonder." Gibson and other neighbors say they've tried calling the police
>>SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. - A Spokane Valley neighborhood has banded together to send this message: Slow down. Neighbors say speeding is a serious problem on 28th Ave. between Dishman Mica Rd. and University Rd. "I ask myself where do they get their licenses?" said Carol Gibson. "Out of Cracker Jack boxes? Off the internet? It makes you wonder." Gibson and other neighbors say they've tried calling the police
>>Critters begin crossing animals-only bridge over I-90
Critters begin crossing animals-only bridge over I-90
SEATTLE - Deer have started using an unfinished wildlife bridge over Interstate 90 east of Snoqualmie Pass. The Northwest News Network reports the Washington State Department of Transportation on Monday celebrated the opening of a section of widened freeway there. The overcrossing is expected to reduce animal-vehicle collisions.
>>SEATTLE - Deer have started using an unfinished wildlife bridge over Interstate 90 east of Snoqualmie Pass. The Northwest News Network reports the Washington State Department of Transportation on Monday celebrated the opening of a section of widened freeway there. The overcrossing is expected to reduce animal-vehicle collisions.
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Kavanaugh lawyer says no dispute he drank
Kavanaugh lawyer says no dispute he drank
WASHINGTON - An attorney for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh says there is no dispute that he drank in high school and college. Lawyer Beth Wilkinson tells CNN Wednesday that whether or not Kavanaugh drank isn't the issue. Kavanaugh has been accused of sexual misconduct by two women; one from high school and one from college. He's denied those allegations.
>>WASHINGTON - An attorney for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh says there is no dispute that he drank in high school and college. Lawyer Beth Wilkinson tells CNN Wednesday that whether or not Kavanaugh drank isn't the issue. Kavanaugh has been accused of sexual misconduct by two women; one from high school and one from college. He's denied those allegations.
>>Critters begin crossing animals-only bridge over I-90
Critters begin crossing animals-only bridge over I-90
SEATTLE - Deer have started using an unfinished wildlife bridge over Interstate 90 east of Snoqualmie Pass. The Northwest News Network reports the Washington State Department of Transportation on Monday celebrated the opening of a section of widened freeway there. The overcrossing is expected to reduce animal-vehicle collisions.
>>SEATTLE - Deer have started using an unfinished wildlife bridge over Interstate 90 east of Snoqualmie Pass. The Northwest News Network reports the Washington State Department of Transportation on Monday celebrated the opening of a section of widened freeway there. The overcrossing is expected to reduce animal-vehicle collisions.
>>Neighbors concerned by abnormal activity at Hays Park in north Spokane
Neighbors concerned by abnormal activity at Hays Park in north Spokane
An ongoing, series of issues at Hays Park is making several residents worried about their safety. "I've been threatened to be shot, to be stabbed, to have my head crushed in, to have my dogs head crushed in," Jon Nolend, a resident living by the park, said. Nolend and his wife, Quinn Rapp, said they're both witnesses and victims to daily disturbances involving narcotics, property crime and harassment. Some instances have resulted in physical confrontations, according to No...
>>An ongoing, series of issues at Hays Park is making several residents worried about their safety. "I've been threatened to be shot, to be stabbed, to have my head crushed in, to have my dogs head crushed in," Jon Nolend, a resident living by the park, said. Nolend and his wife, Quinn Rapp, said they're both witnesses and victims to daily disturbances involving narcotics, property crime and harassment. Some instances have resulted in physical confrontations, according to No...
>>Good Samaritan uses tourniquet to help save hit-and-run victim in north Spokane
Good Samaritan uses tourniquet to help save hit-and-run victim in north Spokane
SPOKANE, Wash. - A Spokane security guard never thought he'd have to use a tourniquet, but he still carries it with him just about everywhere he goes. "You never know when you're going to come across something where you could be the guy to help because you know what to do," said John Roach. " I wanted to help the guy and I was able to." Roach was driving on Market Street in north Spokane when he came across the aftermath of a hit-and-run.
>>SPOKANE, Wash. - A Spokane security guard never thought he'd have to use a tourniquet, but he still carries it with him just about everywhere he goes. "You never know when you're going to come across something where you could be the guy to help because you know what to do," said John Roach. " I wanted to help the guy and I was able to." Roach was driving on Market Street in north Spokane when he came across the aftermath of a hit-and-run.
>>Seattle arsonist who set deadly fire scheduled for release
Seattle arsonist who set deadly fire scheduled for release
SEATTLE (AP) - Officials say a man who set fire to a Seattle warehouse killing four firefighters in 1995 is scheduled to be released from prison Thursday. KCPQ-TV reports Martin Pang will leave the Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla after serving about 20 years in his 35-year sentence.
>>SEATTLE (AP) - Officials say a man who set fire to a Seattle warehouse killing four firefighters in 1995 is scheduled to be released from prison Thursday. KCPQ-TV reports Martin Pang will leave the Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla after serving about 20 years in his 35-year sentence.
>>Mad Minute stories from Tuesday, September 25th
Mad Minute stories from Tuesday, September 25th
Here are the extended versions of the KHQ Local News 11 at 11 Mad Minute stories from Tuesday, September 25th.
>>Here are the extended versions of the KHQ Local News 11 at 11 Mad Minute stories from Tuesday, September 25th.
>>Parkland school shooting suspect due back in Florida court
Parkland school shooting suspect due back in Florida court
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Parkland school shooting suspect Nikolas Cruz is headed back to a Florida courtroom for a status hearing on his death penalty case. Officials say a number of issues could come up in Wednesday's hearing, including the release of evidence and witness interviews by prosecutors to Cruz's defense lawyers.
>>FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Parkland school shooting suspect Nikolas Cruz is headed back to a Florida courtroom for a status hearing on his death penalty case. Officials say a number of issues could come up in Wednesday's hearing, including the release of evidence and witness interviews by prosecutors to Cruz's defense lawyers.
>>Trump hits ‘con job’ on Kavanaugh before showdown hearing
Trump hits ‘con job’ on Kavanaugh before showdown hearing
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Donald Trump denounced Democratic efforts to block Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court confirmation as a cynical “con job” on Tuesday and launched a dismissive attack on a second woman accusing the nominee of sexual misconduct in the 1980s, asserting she “has nothing.”
>>WASHINGTON (AP) - President Donald Trump denounced Democratic efforts to block Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court confirmation as a cynical “con job” on Tuesday and launched a dismissive attack on a second woman accusing the nominee of sexual misconduct in the 1980s, asserting she “has nothing.”
>>Falls are the number one cause of preventable death in Spokane
Falls are the number one cause of preventable death in Spokane
SPOKANE, Wash. - It may be hard to believe, but the leading cause of death in Spokane is falling. More deadly than drug overdoses and car accidents. But one assisted living home is helping their seniors avoid bad falls. Everyone has seen the commercials that show an elderly person yelling for help after a fall.
>>SPOKANE, Wash. - It may be hard to believe, but the leading cause of death in Spokane is falling. More deadly than drug overdoses and car accidents. But one assisted living home is helping their seniors avoid bad falls. Everyone has seen the commercials that show an elderly person yelling for help after a fall.
>>Spokane Valley neighborhood urges people to slow down
Spokane Valley neighborhood urges people to slow down
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. - A Spokane Valley neighborhood has banded together to send this message: Slow down. Neighbors say speeding is a serious problem on 28th Ave. between Dishman Mica Rd. and University Rd. "I ask myself where do they get their licenses?" said Carol Gibson. "Out of Cracker Jack boxes? Off the internet? It makes you wonder." Gibson and other neighbors say they've tried calling the police
>>SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. - A Spokane Valley neighborhood has banded together to send this message: Slow down. Neighbors say speeding is a serious problem on 28th Ave. between Dishman Mica Rd. and University Rd. "I ask myself where do they get their licenses?" said Carol Gibson. "Out of Cracker Jack boxes? Off the internet? It makes you wonder." Gibson and other neighbors say they've tried calling the police
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