Tuesday, July 5, 2016
No charges for Clinton's emails, weekend drownings and other headlines to start your week
ON INLANDER.COM
- THIS WEEK: Marc Maron, Mobius' new home, Riverfront Park party and Sandpoint Beerfest
- NEWS: Meet the two newest members of Spokane Valley City Council
- MUSIC: KISS has a deal for you for the "Freedom to Rock" tour
- Two people drowned over the Fourth of July weekend. On Friday, a 65-year-old Seattle man at Twin Lakes died after he went for a swim, then called for help and vanished under water, according to the Kootenai County Sheriff's Office. On Saturday, a 25-year-old Spokane Valley man fell into the water and drowned in the Spokane River in Post Falls. He died Sunday morning. Alcohol appeared not to have been a factor in either drowning. (Spokesman-Review)
- Developers in Kendall Yards are planning to build a grocery store just north of the Monroe Street Bridge. The name of the grocery store hasn't been revealed yet. (Spokesman-Review)
- Coeur d'Alene Police Chief Lee White doesn't think suspected felons should be able to board a flight, fly across the country and throw things over the fence of the White House, as the shooter of a pastor did in March. (KHQ)
- FBI Director James Comey says the agency won't recommend criminal charges against Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email server while she was secretary of state, though he did say the investigation found she had been "extremely careless." (Associated Press)
- Juno, a NASA spacecraft, has slipped into orbit around Jupiter as part of a 20-month, $1.1 billion mission to map the interior of the planet. (Associated Press)
- NBA star Kevin Durant has left the Oklahoma City Thunder — that team that used to be the Sonics — and joined the Golden State Warriors, a team that just won a record-setting 73 games in the regular season before falling short of a title in Game 7 of the NBA Finals. (ESPN)
Tags: News , morning briefing , Image
Heartistry: Artistic Wellbeing @ Spark Central
Tuesdays, 3-5 p.m.
About The Author
Wilson Criscione
Wilson Criscione is the Inlander’s news editor. Aside from writing and editing investigative news stories, he enjoys hiking, watching basketball and spending time with his wife and cat.
© 2024 Inlander
