Kyle Simchuk
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Spokane City Council votes in favor of increasing overdue fees for developers
The ordinance provides a waiver for utility hookups for all new homes built throughout the city for households with incomes less than $75,000 a year. → Read More
Parents of Spokane Tribe Casino collapse victim mourn the loss of their daughter
27-year-old Ana Vetter had been working on an expansion project at the Spokane Tribe Casino for the last few months before a collapse at the site took her life. → Read More
Dr. Nick Swayne reinstated as president of North Idaho College following Board of Trustees meeting
The board also voted to place interim President Greg South on paid administrative leave. → Read More
Robbery suspect appears in court day after swat team arrest
Court documents show 22-year-old Joji Joji has been arrested five times in the last five months. → Read More
Spokane City Council updates regulation of city's residential rental housing
The decision came after a four-hour long discussion between council members and community members. → Read More
Shooting in Reardan leaves one high school student dead, police investigating
The shooting occurred Wednesday on South Laurel Street and West Summit Avenue. → Read More
Coeur d'Alene City Council once again pumps the breaks on Coeur Terre decision
People living near the field of Huetter Road call Tuesday night's outcome a small victory. → Read More
Investigators seek information after Spokane man arrested for child molestation
Police arrested 61-year-old Patrick "Joseph" Cabeza for multiple child molestation charges and believe he may have other victims. → Read More
Report from Washington Department of Transportation reveals shrinking numbers of I-90 homeless camp
The Department of Transportation says while the latest numbers are encouraging, there's still more work ahead. → Read More
Spokane police exploring possibility of gunshot detection devices
The detectors can show police where shots are coming from within a matter of seconds. → Read More
Spokane City Council approves mobile security unit proposal for law enforcement
The mobile security unit will allow officers to keep an eye on areas in the city seeing an increase in crime. → Read More
1 dead, 2 injured in drive-by shooting on E. 7th Ave.
At this time, police are seeking the public's help in locating a light blue Honda Odyssey with WA license plate ASH3415. → Read More
Fairchild airman under investigation for sexually abusing young girl
Detectives are also looking into whether the child's school failed to report a crime. → Read More
Frustration boils between city and community members over police accountability in Spokane
Three different sides are saying three different things about how those discussions have been going. → Read More
'You are evil people' | Former neighbor of convicted Airway Heights couple discusses what he witnessed
The couple lived below Martin Egan in a Cheney apartment complex before moving to Airway Heights. → Read More
Coeur d'Alene School District will ask voters to approve 2 levies this March
One of the levies would replace the current levy, which makes up 25% of the district's annual budget. → Read More
Spokane City Council approves resolution to send letter with intent to buy Trent Shelter
The resolution passed tonight is non-binding, but council will send developer Larry Stone a letter letting him know the city does intend to buy the building. → Read More
Spokane Public Schools board members lay out criteria for naming new downtown stadium
Spokane Public Schools and the public facilities district have the naming rights and on Wednesday night, school board members approved a set of criteria. → Read More
'I don't see this as anything for blame'
Trudy Dant does not harbor ill feelings towards her brother's suspected killer, who suffers from schizophrenia. → Read More
Mother of Ethan Chapin shares update on family two months after losing son
In a Facebook post, Stacy Chapin says the family spends no time being angry, adding it's energy not well spent and it still wouldn't change the outcome. → Read More