Tekoa News

Benjamin J.S. Zack and Anna T. Dahl, both of St. Louis, Mo. Michael R. McNees and Kimberly A. Raddas, both of Spokane.

FAIRFIELD a ' Water quality problems in Latah Creek will be discussed during a public meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Fairfield Community Center, 304 E. Main St.

Inland Empire Railway Historical Society president John Simanton stands next to Union Pacific locomotive No.

Late season winter weather is causing travel headaches on some major roadways in Washington state.

The National Weather Service this morning issued a flood advisory for northern Whitman County after rain and snow melt caused water levels to rise along creeks and streams.

A highway is closed this afternoon south of Spokane due to flooding. Rising waters closed part of State Route 27.

Wet weather and highs in the mid-40s are forecast today for the Inland Northwest, according to the National Weather Service.

A man was stabbed in the back with a knife Friday night in Tekoa, according to the Whitman County Sheriffa s Office.

A flood warning remains in effect until 3 p.m. for southeastern Spokane and southern Kootenai Counties.

Washington State Patrol detectives are trying to find out if there are additional victims of a man already accused of targeting senior citizens in a door-to-door sales scam.

As WSDOT crews clear highways and drivers gear up for another night of winter driving conditions, commuters and holiday travelers should be prepared and take it slow.

The Washington State Department of Transportation has closed State Route 27 between Fairfield and Tekoa because of drifting snow.