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Natasha Opsal, 40, and Yuriy P. Anischenko, 34, were both indicted on May 3, 2022.

SPOKANE, Wash. — Children between 12 and 15-years-old are one step closer to getting a COVID-19 vaccine. The FDA is expected to give Pfizer the green light and make its vaccine available to more children. All of this could happen in a matter of days. When word about the potential approval was announced Monday afternoon, 14-year-old Ramona Benson said she was excited. “I was glowing inside — it’s just a huge wave of relief swept over me and I don’t have to worry about this for much longer,” Benson said. Her father, Kevin Benson, is fully vaccinated. He said he is happy to see this ...

3 Things to know Monday The Zags play in the NCAA championship tonight, Two Spokane natives won in the women’s tournament and there may be some familiar faces on the Baylor sideline. Author: KREM Staff Updated: 8:02 AM PDT April 5, 2021 SPOKANE, Wash — It's about time for the biggest game in Gonzaga men's basketball history. The Bulldogs will play Baylor in the national championship of the NCAA Tournament, Monday on KREM2. Tip-off is at 6:20 p.m. Gonzaga is riding high following the most iconic shot in program history when Jalen Suggs hit a near half-court...

Spokane police officers fundraise, buy supplies for mother of 2 without power The woman had no running water because her well pump requires electricity. The officers bought her purified water for formula, diapers, and warm onesies. Credit: KREM Author: Helen Smith Updated: 11:58 AM PST January 15, 2021 SPOKANE, Wash. — Two Spokane police officers is being recognized for helping out a mother of two infants who was without power for the second day on Thursday.  Officers initially checked on the woman and discovered she was without water because her well pump r...

KXLY December 24, 2020 10:31 AM Emily Oliver Updated: SPOKANE, Wash. — Two Spokane restaurants are offering free lunches on Christmas Eve, thanks to one Spokane man’s successful initiative.  Rick Clark started raising money last spring to feed people in need during the pandemic while supporting local. As of Thanksgiving, he’d raised over $60,000 through Facebook Live videos.  Now, he and his Quaranteam want to make sure people don’t go hungry on Christmas Eve.  They’ll be handing out 75 free meals to customers at Kitty Cantina: Spokane’s Cat Cafe, begi...