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Pet microchipping event to be hosted this weekend
SPOKANE, Wash. – Short Term After Hours Rescue (STAHR) is hosting a microchipping clinic for cats and dogs Saturday at Dogtown Company. The suggested donation for an animal to be microchipped will be $15 and will be by appointment from 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.. If a pet owner...
Cross Country Sweeps Clash of the Inland NW for Second Straight Season
CHENEY, Wash. – For the second straight season, Gonzaga men's and women's cross country swept the individual and team titles at the Clash of the Inland Northwest on Eastern Washington's campus. Opening their seasons Friday morning, the Zags were led by Jade Rypkema and Ryan Mitchell, both of whom captured the individual wins.
Two Jailed For Stealing, Crashing Car Near Quincy
Two people from Moses Lake are in jail after police say they stole a car, crashed it, and then knocked on doors looking for a ride to escape capture in the Quincy area on Wednesday night. The Quincy Police Department says it responded to a reported car jacking at a...
Man arrested for delivering contraband to penitentiary
WALLA WALLA – The Walla Walla Police Department has arrested Nolan Bryce Reed, 42, of Colbert on suspicion of delivering methamphetamine and suboxone to the Washington State Penitentiary. Reed was arrested Aug. 22 after prison staff intercepted a female attempting to introduce contraband into the prison during visitation with...
Gubernatorial candidates Bob Ferguson and Dave Reichert set to debate in Spokane
SPOKANE, Wash. - Gubernatorial candidates Bob Ferguson and Dave Reichert are set to debate on Sept. 18 and you can watch it live on NonStop Local. Hosted by the Association of Washington Business, the debate will start at 6:00 pm at the Fox Theater. NonStop Local’s Sean Owsley and Kalae...
A special meeting is held to discuss complaints against WW County Commissioner Jenny Mayberry
WALLA WALLA – The Walla Walla County Board of Commissioners held a special meeting Wednesday to discuss complaints made against Commissioner Jenny Mayberry by employees of the Walla Walla County Public Works Department. They said they considered her to be acting in a manner that was disrespectful and harassing.
More Cases of Very Rare, Deadly Virus Detected in Idaho
Since the mid-2000s, Idahoans have come to expect at least a few headlines about dangerous mosquito borne illnesses every summer. However, it’s not just West Nile making news this year. A History of West Nile in the Boise Area. West Nile Virus was first detected in mosquitoes in Ada...
90s for Labor Day weekend, Heat Advisory in place☀️ - Allison
It's finally Friday! This Labor Day weekend, the Inland Northwest will feel warmer than usual. Today, we're seeing sunny skies and temperatures in the 80s. Tomorrow through Saturday, we'll be in the 90s with refreshing overnight lows in the 50s. Open up those windows overnight! A Heat Advisory is in place starting tomorrow.
The Hotel Group, Hogback to develop Marriott StudioRes in Washington
The Hotel Group, an affiliate of Hotel Equities, in partnership with co-owners Hogback Development Company, has acquired land to develop a Marriott StudioRes in Moses Lake, Wash. StudioRes is Marriott International's new midscale, extended-stay lodging brand appealing to investors for its focus on the short-term rental market and building/design efficiencies.
Deer Park man accused of setting ex’s bosses car on fire
SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. – A man is in the Spokane County Jail, accused of setting multiple cars on fire, including one belonging to his ex-girlfriend’s former boss. Richard Teachworth was arrested on Thursday, Aug. 29, in connection with two arsons in Deer Park, one on Aug. 5, and the other on Aug. 8.
Voter education increases as November General Election looms; I-2117 draws most discussion
TRI-CITIES, WA. - In less than 70 days, Voters across Washington will voice their choices on a wide array of candidates and ballot measures. No race is drawing more attention than the flurry of initiatives that will be on the ballot come November, particularly Initiative 2117, which looks to repeal the Climate Commitment Act (CCA).
Photos from Capistrano Valley Christian vs. University non-league game
Josh Monroe gains yards for Capo Valley Christian Thursday night vs. University. (Photos courtesy Susan J. Emrich). Capistrano Valley Christian’s football team made it two victories in a row to start the season with a 34-17 victory over University Thursday night. It was the season opener for Uni.
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