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Back in April Matthew Lake was hit by a car while riding his bicycle on Upriver Drive and has been in rehabilitation ever since. On Sunday he gave his dad a big surprise for Father’s Day. News4's Janet O reports.

KXLY4's Keith Osso goes one-on-one with Gonzaga Bulldogs Junior Guard Matt Bouldin.

From Spokane City Hall to the state legislature in Olympia people are taking time to pay tribute to former Spokane Mayor Jim West. News4's Dave Meany reports.

A Spokane man is in jail after his wife lost part of her arm in a boating incident.  He was speeding when he took a sharp turn, throwing her from the boat.  The propeller cut her left arm off below the elbow.  Alcohol is thought to be a factor.

KXLY 4's Chief Meterologist Kris Crocker has your Forecast Focus for Wednesday, December 31st.

There was an emotional reunion Monday morning on the tarmac at Fairchild Air Force Base as friends and families of 42 airmen waiting anxiously for their loved ones to return from a mission to Kyrgyzstan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. KXLY4's Karina Shagren reports.

The thrill of the catch is what keeps fishermen coming back to the water, but on one outdoor adventure, a Spokane man caught more than he bargained for. KXLY4's Dan Barth reports.

KXLY4 Sports Director Dennis Patchin has your Race of the Night for Monday, July 21, 2008.

The State of Washington will pay nearly $7 million for mistakes it made in the death of a little boy. Tyler DeLeon was 28 pounds when he died on his seventh birthday. KXLY4's Erik Loney has more on the settlement.

Mead High School senior Carter Comito is about as nice of a big guy as you'll ever meet. This weeks Shining Star hopes he's grown enough on the mat to make a statement at state.

One South Hill Good Samaritan has taken it upon himself to keep all of his neighbors safe and off the road, one shovel load at a time. KXLY4's Erik Loney reports.

Ben McCombs helped the Spokane Shock to a second Arena Cup title last month and on Saturday, he stepped into the cage for the first time as a professional mixed martial arts fighter. KXLY4's Keith Osso reports.

The US Navy is looking to go electric, and the testing ground for the new fleet is in the Inland Northwest.News4's Dave Meany reprots.

With their department under a public microscope many of the 285 men and women who make up the Spokane Police Department are fighting serious morale issues internally and increased scrutiny on the streets of Spokane. News4's Dave Meany reports.

Gonzaga University students will be making the rebuilt Kennedy apartment complex, which was destroyed by arson more than a year ago, their home in about a month. When it opens it will be the first residence hall at the university to have new security measures in place. KXLY4's Kirk Hawkins reports.

Eight cars started in the Road Runners race at the Stateline Speedway, but as the checkered flag went down two cars bumped, prompting a post-race demolition derby of sorts.

These things we do so that others may live: The creed of the Pararescuemen and Combat Rescue Officers who came together at Fairchild Air Force Base this week for the 2007 SERE Challenge. KXLY4's Jeff Humphrey reports.

The sad story of Tyler's life lies in the details, thousands of pages, too much background for a boy who died so young. It includes nine full pages of his medical history detailing bruises on his face, a broken leg, teeth knocked out and bruises on his back. KXLY4's Melissa Luck

Raw footage shot by the Spokane Fire Department on firefighting efforts at the Whitley Fuel Depot fire on July 23rd, 2007.

It's the final edition of the Gus Johnson Race of the Night for 2007, and the action has hit its peak.  The Bump-to-Pass cars put on a fantastic show to finish things off.  It seems like everyone is spinning around Stateline Speedway, but one car wasn't bumped and didn't spin.  Thus, a winner for an exciting finale for the season.