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SPOKANE - Deputies are asking for the public to help identify two men suspected of using stolen credit cards to buy merchandise in Spokane County. Det. Chuck Haley said Thursday that the men are believed to be using credit cards reported stolen from a locker at Kalispel Tribal Country Club. Local businesses provided photos of the suspects, he said, noting the cards were used to purchase more than $10,000 of goods. Haley said detectives want to talk to the men to determine...
MEDICAL LAKE — Two people were transported to Sacred Heart Medical Center after a one-car rollover injury accident on Friday morning, according to the Washington State Patrol. The vehicle was traveling eastbound on Interstate 90 when the driver fell asleep just west of the Salnave Road exit and began drifting toward the left shoulder. He apparently woke up and overcorrected to the right to avoid the median and instead ended up sliding into a tree in the right-hand side of t...
MEDICAL LAKE — A fifth grade special needs student at Hallett Elementary school had staff scrambling when he turned up missing after a lunch recess on Friday, Nov. 22. The duty Spokane County Sheriff’s Deputy was dispatched when it was discovered the student was gone, and within a few minutes the young truant was intercepted and returned to school, according to district Superintendent Tim Ames. Adding to the situation, the student, who has a history of hiding in the bui...
CHENEY Nov. 18 Second-degree theft was reported on the 200 block of 6th Street. Clothing and a purse were stolen from a vehicle. An abandoned auto was reported on the 200 block of K Street. Police impounded a black 1998 Chevy S10. Second-degree theft was reported on the 800 block of West 1stt Street. A knife, AirPods, ID and a checkbook were taken from a vehicle. Second-degree theft was reported on the 1000 block of 3rd Street. Cash, credit cards, cigarettes and tools were taken from a vehicle. Trespassing was reported on...
CHENEY — The Eastern Washington University soccer team recently wrapped up the 2019 season with their sixth-straight Big Sky Conference tournament appearance and a winning record for the fifth-straight year. Throughout the season, the Eagles set several program records and hit multiple milestones on their journey to the championship match of the conference tournament. Head coach Chad Bodnar received Coach of the Year, junior Taylor Matheny earned Big Sky Defensive MVP and first-team all-conference defender, and freshman M...
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