Jayden Cannon News Today

In a case like this, where a community disagrees with an HOA’s rules, it is often possible to change the rules using the association’s own internal procedures.

Cannon has launched an Instagram page in hopes that he can continue to keep their reptile where it has been living for the last eight years.

"He doesn't bark, he doesn't poop in other people's yards, and he doesn't get out and need to be rescued. He's a gentle, quiet giant," said Angela Priola, Fred's neighbor.

“Fred” lives in an enclosed backyard in the neighborhood. He weighs about 130 pounds and is kind of a cross between a pet and a landscaper.

MEAD, Wash. — It was a senior year like no other for so many students in the Inland Northwest and across the country. Mead High School student Ayden Cannon is ready to go back five days a week. He hasn’t been back in class every day since before the pandemic. “I’m excited to go back full-time with my friends for one last time,” he told 4 News Now. It’s one last time he gets to walk through the halls with all his friends, rather than just half of them on the hybrid schedule. He’s g...