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WHS gas leak prompts momentary evacuations
Avista crews repair damage
Portland chief: Violent protests come 'at increased cost'
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Portland's police chief has denounced protesters who broke windows and set a fire to a business in the upscale apartment building where Mayor Ted Wheeler lives, labeling the events an escalation in the street violence that Oregon's largest city has endured for months.
Small, dedicated team of volunteers lights up the night in honor of fight against cancer
A handful of volunteers, some from as far as Wenatchee, braved brisk winds Saturday night and lit luminaria to honor those who have battled cancer.
St. Onge accused of driving over ex-girlfriend's feet
A Kalispell man faces multiple charges after authorities say he drove over the feet of his ex-girlfriend in the Happy’s Inn area last month.
Chinese moon probe begins return to Earth with lunar samples
BEIJING (AP) — A Chinese lunar probe lifted off from the moon Thursday night with a cargo of lunar samples on the first stage of its return to Earth, the government space agency reported, on what is expected to be a breakthrough mission for the rising Asian space power.
Yesterdays: Glacier visitors ice skated on glassy Swiftcurrent Lake
Editor emeritus Mel Ruder went to Many Glacier and showcased photos of people ice skating on Swiftcurrent Lake. The lake was like glass.
Hong Kong leader: National security law has been 'effective'
HONG KONG (AP) — Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said Wednesday that the city's new national security law has been “remarkably effective in restoring stability” after months of political unrest, and that bringing normalcy back to the political system is an urgent priority.
China: Moon probe preparing to return rock samples to Earth
BEIJING (AP) — China said Thursday its latest lunar probe has finished taking samples of the moon’s surface and sealed them within the spacecraft for return to Earth, the first time such a mission has been attempted by any country in more than 40 years.
Man accused of assaulting 2 people, threatening to kill brother
MOSES LAKE — A Moses Lake man was reportedly tased after he assaulted his brother and his brother’s girlfriend in Moses Lake last weekend.
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Mali's president urges dialogue after thousands protest
BAMAKO, Mali (AP) — Malian President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita went on national television early Saturday, urging dialogue with his opponents just hours after thousands of anti-government protesters marched through the capital with some pushing their way into state television offices.
Lady Vikings turn into road warriors, win three of four
BELLINGHAM - The Big Bend Community College Lady Vikings completed a successful road trip over the weekend, winning the consolation bracket at the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges' crossover tournament at Whatcom Community College.
School board changes policy on cold temps
MOSES LAKE - The Moses Lake School Board eliminated a specific temperature from the policy on when to close schools.
Runnin' Vikes win two in a row
MOSES LAKE - After a shaky start to its league schedule, the Big Bend Runnin' Vikes rattled off two wins against Treasure Valley and Blue Mountains.
Big Bend rallies to defeat WVC, 48-46
MOSES LAKE - The fifth best scoring offense in the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges (NWAACC) relied on its defense Saturday.
Former Quincy officer involved in shooting
MOSES LAKE - Detectives investigating the Tuesday, Aug. 21 officer-involved shooting near Moses Lake report that the officer was reacting to threats from an armed man who'd reportedly injured a woman and left her bloody.
Iran asks UN to hold US accountable for plane interception
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Iran is urging the United Nations to hold the United States accountable for the interception of an Iranian passenger plane by two U.S. fighter jets in the skies over Syria last month, which it called an “unlawful” and an “adventuristic act.”
Iran asks UN to hold US accountable for plane interception
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Iran is urging the United Nations to hold the United States accountable for the interception of an Iranian passenger plane by two U.S. fighter jets in the skies over Syria last month, which it called an “unlawful” and an “adventuristic act.”
Hearings pending in Hurst slaying
Two people implicated in the murder of Brandon Vern Hurst in the Upper Pack River Valley last November are waiving their rights to speedy preliminary hearings in Bonner County Magistrate Court.