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Ski resorts are starting to open, which means it’s time to get your skis and snowboards ready. KXLY4’s Erik Loney is at Mountain Gear to show you how.

If you have a few extra cell phones sitting in your junk drawer, KXLY4's Colleen O'Brien has a way to make some cash off that trash.

Thousands of Twilight fans lined up early to make sure they had a seat for the New Moon premier set for midnight. KXLY4's Annie Bishop scopes out the lines.

KXLY4's Mark Peterson and the Extreme Team have put the finishing touches on the Yamada household. Join Mark and the gang as they tour the newly remodeled home.

For millions of die-hard fans, Friday marks the day they’ve been waiting for as Twilight: New Moon debuts in theaters. But for one tiny town on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, Twilight is a year-round phenomenon. KXLY4's McKay Allen reports.

When the snow does start flying the City of Spokane has a new “plow plan” to get rid of it. The new pilot program was devised in the wake of two straight winters of record snow fall.

The Spokane Police Department is looking for assistance from the community to help identify a woman who is seen throwing a child down to the pavement in front of the STA Bus Plaza. KXLY4's Jeff Humphrey reports.

A fire at the Vaagen Brothers Lumber Mill in Colville Wednesday night shut down operations as the company was forced to send almost half of its 100-employee work force home. KXLY4's Tania Dall reports.

Union Gospel Mission generally feeds 500 people Thanksgiving dinner and provides turkeys to 26 other ministries that feed an additional 700 people. This year, Thanksgiving is a week away and they are still several hundred turkeys away from helping out those who need them. KXLY4's McKay Allen reports.

The scenic beauty of the Olympic Peninsula, including the drive of Forks and First Beach at La Push, home to Stephanie Meyers' "Twilight" series of books.

Raw footage of visitors to Forks, Washington taking the "Twilight" Tour.

STA Plaza Surveillance video of a woman who was caught on camera kicking or shoving her two-year-old child to the sidewalk on November 18, 2009.

Many of you are facing the task of taking a road trip with kids in the car for Thanksgiving. KXLY4’s Colleen O’Brien shows you the perfect website for parents to keep kids busy.

A deep fat fried turkey can be delicious, but it can also be dangerous. KXLY4’s Erik Loney joined the Coeur d’Alene Fire Department to show to safe way to fry your bird.

A leaking oil line at the Vaagen Brothers Lumber Mill in Colville is to blame for a late-night fire that sent two people to the hospital.

A Hayden mother of four is willing to risk her life to get back to the way things used to be. Within the next month she will become one of 400 people that have undergone an experimental treatment for the Multiple Sclerosis that has wreaked havoc on her body for years. KXLY4's Sally Showman has more.

Both Coeur d'Alene Police and Kootenai County Sheriff deputies are investigating a robbery at the pharmacy inside the Shopko in the 200 block of W. Ironwood in Coeur d'Alene.

The more kids, the merrier. That's 10-year-old Qavy’s mantra because he’s always looking for someone to play with. KXLY4's Robyn Nance introduces you to Qavi, this week's Wednesday's Child.

A stretch of Highway 95 north of Moscow has been a trouble spot when it comes to vehicles and wildlife sharing the roadway. Now the Idaho Transporation Department is investing in a high-tech solution designed to keep drivers safe and reduce roadkill. KXLY4's Tania Dall has more.

A Spokane drug dealer on his way to prison has warmed a federal magistrate's heart, who granted him a four-hour furlough for Thanksgiving. KXLY4's Jeff Humphrey reports.