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Spokane deputies searching for driver who seriously injured man in crash
Spokane deputies searching for driver who seriously injured man in crash
SPOKANE, Wash. - Spokane County deputies are searching for a driver who they believe caused a crash on Market Thursday evening, then careened into a parking lot, striking a man and seriously injuring him. Deputies first responded to the hit-and-run call around 5:40 p.m. in the 7200 block of N. Market St.
>>SPOKANE, Wash. - Spokane County deputies are searching for a driver who they believe caused a crash on Market Thursday evening, then careened into a parking lot, striking a man and seriously injuring him. Deputies first responded to the hit-and-run call around 5:40 p.m. in the 7200 block of N. Market St.
>>Bear sleeping off honey binge removed from Montana yard
Bear sleeping off honey binge removed from Montana yard
BOZEMAN, Mont. (AP) - A black bear, apparently sleeping off a honey binge, was removed from a Bozeman yard and released out of town. Police say a Bozeman resident called Thursday morning after being unable to rouse the 25-year-old female bear from her slumber and scare her away. Police reported on Facebook that it appeared the bear "partook" in the neighbor's honey bee hives before lying down to rest.
>>BOZEMAN, Mont. (AP) - A black bear, apparently sleeping off a honey binge, was removed from a Bozeman yard and released out of town. Police say a Bozeman resident called Thursday morning after being unable to rouse the 25-year-old female bear from her slumber and scare her away. Police reported on Facebook that it appeared the bear "partook" in the neighbor's honey bee hives before lying down to rest.
>>Idaho prison officials send more inmates out of state
Idaho prison officials send more inmates out of state
Escape attempt by convicted Idaho killer fails.
BOISE, Idaho - Idaho Department of Correction officials say they have moved another 150 inmates to a prison in Texas because there aren't enough prison beds in Idaho.
>>BOISE, Idaho - Idaho Department of Correction officials say they have moved another 150 inmates to a prison in Texas because there aren't enough prison beds in Idaho.
>>State troopers go after carpool-lane violators
State troopers go after carpool-lane violators
Spokane man dead after rollover crash in Oregon
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) - The Washington State Patrol had a busy week catching carpool lane violators.
>>OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) - The Washington State Patrol had a busy week catching carpool lane violators.
>>Hiker injured after fall from Mt. Stuart
Hiker injured after fall from Mt. Stuart
CHELAN COUNTY, Wash. - The Chelan County Sheriff's Office reports a hiker was injured in the Mt. Stuart area Thursday night. Deputies got the call right after 8 p.m. The initial investigation showed a 21-year-old man was repelling the west side of Mt. Stuart when he suffered equipment failure, causing him to fall about 30 yards.The sheriff's office says the man suffered substantial injuries and was airlifted by helicopter for medical treatment.
>>CHELAN COUNTY, Wash. - The Chelan County Sheriff's Office reports a hiker was injured in the Mt. Stuart area Thursday night. Deputies got the call right after 8 p.m. The initial investigation showed a 21-year-old man was repelling the west side of Mt. Stuart when he suffered equipment failure, causing him to fall about 30 yards.The sheriff's office says the man suffered substantial injuries and was airlifted by helicopter for medical treatment.
>>Psychiatric hospital coming to Spokane
Psychiatric hospital coming to Spokane
The three finalists bidding for the Riverfront Park project visited Spokane today
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) - A new 100-bed psychiatric hospital is coming to Spokane. The Inland Northwest Behavioral Health hospital, which opens to patients in October, will have about 200 employees. The Spokesman-Review says the $33 million facility will be split into four units, each with 25 beds for inpatient services. One unit will be reserved for adolescent patients between the ages of 13 and 17.
>>SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) - A new 100-bed psychiatric hospital is coming to Spokane. The Inland Northwest Behavioral Health hospital, which opens to patients in October, will have about 200 employees. The Spokesman-Review says the $33 million facility will be split into four units, each with 25 beds for inpatient services. One unit will be reserved for adolescent patients between the ages of 13 and 17.
>>School bus hit by car while taking students home
School bus hit by car while taking students home
A school bus was hit by a car on the intersection of Joseph Avenue and Standard Street on Thursday. Nobody was hurt. All students were picked up from the scene of the accident by parents or guardians. The bus was taking Libby Center students home from school on Joseph Avenue. That's when a car hit the side of the bus while traveling on Standard Street, destroying the doors and stairs leading up to the vehicle's floor, according to a representative from Durham School Services.>>A school bus was hit by a car on the intersection of Joseph Avenue and Standard Street on Thursday. Nobody was hurt. All students were picked up from the scene of the accident by parents or guardians. The bus was taking Libby Center students home from school on Joseph Avenue. That's when a car hit the side of the bus while traveling on Standard Street, destroying the doors and stairs leading up to the vehicle's floor, according to a representative from Durham School Services.>>School bus drops off kids over an hour late after driver was lost
School bus drops off kids over an hour late after driver was lost
SPOKANE, Wash. - Durham Bus Services has had a rough start to the school year. Less, than one week in, Durham had to answer for a bus driver who dropped off a kindergartner at the wrong bus stop. Then, they had to respond to parents' concerns about overcrowding on school buses. On Thursday, they were once again addressing a serious parent concern.
>>SPOKANE, Wash. - Durham Bus Services has had a rough start to the school year. Less, than one week in, Durham had to answer for a bus driver who dropped off a kindergartner at the wrong bus stop. Then, they had to respond to parents' concerns about overcrowding on school buses. On Thursday, they were once again addressing a serious parent concern.
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