Espanola, WA

SPOKANE, Wash. — Gov. Jay Inslee announced on Thursday he was not extending all the current eviction moratorium that’s been in place for over a year. It expires on June 30, and he’s instead creating a bridge to help renters and landlords get back on track. The new program will...

SPOKANE - On Tuesday, June 22, 2021, at approximately 10:25am, a male, identified as 36-year-old Marshall F. Gibbs, reported seeing surveillance video of a subject walking around his vacant home, under construction, in the 4500 block of W. Thorpe Road. Gibbs reported he drove by the location but didn’t feel...

SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane Police have closed the southbound lanes on Maple Street bridge in response to a car crash involving a Spokane Transit Authority (STA) vehicle. KHQ is on scene and spoke with police who confirmed that an STA vehicle crashed with a Jeep Cherokee, causing damage to both cars.

SPOKANE, Wash. — One man is dead and another is recovering from gunshot wounds after an early morning shooting in South Spokane, on Oak Street and 7th Ave. The killer hasn’t been caught, leaving those who live nearby to worry. “I was very surprised to hear that there was a...

SPOKANE, Wash.— As temperatures begin to rise nationally and locally, the City of Spokane is asking water users to follow summer conservation guidance that was distributed in May. Rising temperatures over the next few days will add additional strain to the city’s water system, which provides both drinking water and...

2022 Spokane (Wash.) Ferris QB Paxton Page has the potential to be the best quarterbacks in the ‘Lilac City’ this fall. While his team finished in the bottom half of the GSL standings this past spring season, Page really asserted himself as a highly capable QB. He showcased a strong and accurate arm, and good athleticism inside and outside the pocket. The 6-foot-2, 190-pound senior is very optimistic on the outlook of the Ferris Saxons this fall.

UPDATE: JUNE 23 AT 7:45 A.M. Spokane Police were called commotion on the South Hill Wednesday morning. When they arrived, they found two people shot. One person died on scene, the other was taken to the hospital. Police are investigating right now. No suspects are in custody. They're asking you to call Crime Check if you have any information. There's no threat to the public. PREVIOUS COVERAGE: SPOKANE, Wash. - Right now, 7th Avenue at the intersection of 7th Avenue and Elm is closed. Neighbors in the area say they were woken up to police putting up the barricade. It appears their investigation is focusing on a car at the top of the hill.

SPOKANE, Wash. — A fire broke out in a car near a Zips on N. Monroe St. on Wednesday night that spread to a Pawn 1. Spokane Fire said the fire started with the car before spreading to the pawn shop. Fire crews have put it out, no one was...

SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane Police were in a standoff on Wednesday afternoon with a man who had warrants and now have him in custody. Officer Flynn with the Spokane Police Department said 39-year-old Michael Greene has felony warrants out for his arrest and was possibly armed. He has been taken into custody after surrendering without incident at around 4 p.m.

AIRWAY HEIGHTS, Wash. — Police are asking for help locating this suspect, who is wanted for assault with sexual motivation. If you have any information on the man in the photos, contact Airway Heights Police officer Rose at (509) 220-5483, or erose@cawh.org, and reference case #2021-84007688. You may remain anonymous.

SPOKANE, Wash. — A car fire in north Spokane spread to a nearby pawn shop off North Monroe Street on Wednesday Wednesday night. The fire happened at the intersection of North Monroe Street and Dalton Avenue, right behind the Zip's restaurant. According to Spokane Fire Chief, Brian Shaeffer, 34 firefighters...

A length Wednesday afternoon standoff began when officers identified a stolen car on the 300 block of Lacrosse, according to Spokane Police. Officers saw the suspect running from the stolen car to a home. After almost four hours of negotiations, suspect Michael Green, 39, exited the home and surrendered. According...

SPOKANE, Wash. — The City of Spokane is asking residents to stop putting lids and caps along with their other recyclables. There are three main reasons why the City doesn't accept them but it doesn't have to do with if the material is recyclable or not, according to the city's Facebook post.