Chattaroy News

A Spokane firefighter arrested in connection to a stabbing and subsequent police chase on November 4 in Chattaroy has pleaded not guilty to the three charges filed against him.

A Spokane fire captain whom police say sped away from sirens and the scene of a stabbing has been charged with felony attempt to elude, officials said today.

William Gilcrist, owner of Castle Rock Industries Inc., says he's in the process of selling that Spokane company's production facility, has let go most of its 27 employees, and has sold off the equipment it ...

Spokane Sheriff's Deputies are reporting the arrest of two people, in connection with a stabbing at the Prime Tyme Restaurant & Lounge in the 4200 block of E. Westwood Road in Chattaroy.

A Spokane Fire Department captain has been placed on paid administrative leave by the City of Spokane following a fight and stabbing at a restaurant, and a high-speed chase by a sheriff's deputy.

In yet another of Gale Allen's fine photographs from near Nine Mile Falls, we see a flock of geese flying in formation.

A cash reward has been offered for information leading to the arrest of a 22-year old fugitive wanted for First-Degree Murder for a stabbing in northeast Spokane.

A man has been found dead in Deer Park, and Spokane County sheriff's deputies say two men have been arrested. via Seattle Post-Intelligencer

“Teresa said if you can do this race, you can do any race in the world”

For many Bloomies, slogging up the course's legendary hills becomes a feat of endurance. via The Spokesman-Review

“When I realized it, I just thought it was a pretty great accomplishment.”

The 32nd annual Bloomsday race is Sunday, with staggered starts from 8:40 a.m. until about 10:10 a.m. Portions of streets along the race route are being marked as tow-away zones on a rotation schedule this week ... via The Spokesman-Review

Jessica Spear took seventh place in the 800-meter run with a time of 2:32.53 as the Tonasket girls' track team took 18th place at the Riverside Invitational in Chattaroy April 26. via Omak-Okanogan County Chronicle