One Suspect Taken Into Custody / One Suspect Shot
A robbery suspect was taken into custody and another was fatally wounded Sunday in St. Regis, Montana. The Mineral County Sheriff’s Office, in coordination with the Sander’s County Sheriff’s Office, and the Montana Highway Patrol was part of an officer-involved shooting near the travel center that began with an armed robbery in Osburn, Idaho. Investigators […]
Read MoreDeaths Initially Deemed Murder – Suicide
This past Tuesday, just after noon, police did a welfare check at a home on North Madelia Street in Spokane. When the arrived and went inside, they found a man and a woman dead inside the residence. The police Major Crimes Unit then responded to the scene. The initial investigation, so far anyway, indicates that […]
Read MoreRepeat Offender Finally Stopped
Spokane Police last Saturday, answered a threat report. The victim called 911 saying 32 year old Ryan Shaules was threatening to kill her. Witnesses said Shaules had a gun with him and he also made threats to kill a law enforcement officer. He’s now facing charges including two counts of felony harassment and malicious mischief […]
Read MoreArsonist Headed to Federal Prison
A man from Spokane is headed to prison for 5 years for his part in a church arson fire. 25 year old Rios Mirabal was sentenced in federal court, to 60 months in federal prison for arson of a building used in interstate commerce. The judge also ordered Mirabal to pay restitution of more than […]
Read MoreSpokane Meetings Seek Public Input
As part of its ongoing effort to support responsible renewable energy development on public lands, the Bureau of Land Management is holding a public scoping meeting in Spokane to solicit feedback on the recently announced programmatic environmental impact statement for the BLM’s utility-scale solar energy planning. For the complete list of meetings visit www.blm.gov. The […]
Read MoreLeave the Sturgeon Alone Now!
The Bonneville Pool between Bonneville Dam and The Dalles Dam on the Columbia River is… as of today… closed to retention of white sturgeon. The move comes after strong catch rates were reported through the first week of January approached the 2023 guideline of 675 sturgeon, and that guideline could possibly be exceeded if fishing […]
Read MoreSearch Warrants Lead to Massive Drug Bust
A series of federal search warrants were executed at several residential locations in the Tri-cities area earlier this week… all part of an investigation into the use of the United States Postal Service to traffic large quantities of dangerous controlled substances, including fentanyl-laced pills and methamphetamine. In total, more than 100,000 fentanyl-laced pills, more than […]
Read MoreStudents Return to Classrooms As Killer Remains at Large
ACCORDING TO FOX NEWS, THE UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO PLANS FOR STUDENTS TO RETURN TO CAMPUS TODAY, EVEN THOUGH AUTHORITIES STILL HAVE NOT NAMED A SUSPECT IN THE MURDER OF FOUR STUDENTS EARLIER THIS MONTH…. POLICE IN MOSCOW, IDAHO SAID THEY’VE HAD AN INCREASE IN REQUESTS FOR WELFARE CHECKS AND CALLS ABOUT UNUSUAL CIRCUMSTANCES.
Read MoreHunt Still on for Murderer
MORE THAN A WEEK NOW SINCE FOUR UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO STUDENTS WERE FOUND DEAD IN AN OFF-CAMPUS HOME. POLICE IN MOSCOW HELD A PRESS CONFERENCE AND CONFIRMED THAT THE CAUSE OF DEATH WAS HOMICIDE BY STABBING. CHIEF JAMES FRY SAYS THIS INCIDENT HAS “SHAKEN OUR COMMUNITY,” AND THAT THEY CONTINUE TO MOURN FOR THOSE INVOLVED…. […]
Read MoreRemember to File Hunter Reports
A reminder today to hunters… your mandatory Hunter Report Idaho Fish and Game track deer, pronghorn, and elk herds. The reports are due within 10 days of your hunt ending. Hunters can download Idaho Fish and Game’s mobile app to quickly fill out their reports, or they can go online to gooutdoorsidaho.com, or call (877) […]
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