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Car Prowling Suspect Stabs Homeowner In The Hand

Car Prowling Suspect Stabs Homeowner In The Hand

A north Spokane County homeowner who confronted a car prowler Thursday morning was stabbed in the hand.

Deputies say it happened around 5:15 a.m. in the 1500 block of East Center, near Northwood Middle School.

The homeowner spotted the car prowler trying to break into his car and went outside to confront him. The thief ran off and got into a getaway car with a young woman also inside.

The homeowner reached into the vehicle and was stabbed in the hand by the suspect, though he ran alongside the car for about a half block before letting go.

Father's Day Gift of Speed

Father's Day Gift of Speed

Are you racing to find your dad a Father's Day gift?  How about speed?  The Competitive Edge Racing School at Stateline Speedway in Post Falls is offering 10 laps around the track in a real race car for $99.  Drivers get a 20 minute course on driving and right-foot-braking before getting behind the wheel.  Owner and lead instructor Randy Koch says it's a once in a lifetime experience for some dads.  "Last year we had a five and six year or boy and girl standing along the fence and every time dad would go by they would do the wave, " Koch said.

Movie Shot at Eastern State Hospital Released On Demand Today

A horror movie shot at Eastern State Hospital last year premieres on demand today. "The Ward" was directed by "Halloween" director John Carpenter will also show up in some theaters early next month.

IMDB describes the movie as "a thriller centered on an institutionalized young woman who becomes terrorized by a ghost." The set for the movie was constructed on Eastern State Hospital land and the movie was shot over a period of 30 days. North-by-Northwest production company estimates shooting the movie brought $4 million into the local economy. It features big Hollywood names like Amber Heard, alongside dozens of Spokane-area extras and other talent.

The film debuts on demand one month ahead of its limited theatrical release.

Class On Interpreting Your Dog's Behavior

Class On Interpreting Your Dog's Behavior

Ever wonder what your dog is thinking? How he feels about other dogs he meets? Now you have a chance to interpret your dog's behavior. On Wednesday June 8th, REI is hosting a canine communication and dog park etiquette safety class.

 Certified professional dog trainer Carol Byrnes, owner of Diamonds in the Ruff, is teaching a class on how to read your favorite Rover.

Free Fishing across Washington this Weekend

Free Fishing across Washington this Weekend

Don't worry this weekend if you don't have a fishing license in Washington state.  It's a free fishing weekend Saturday and Sunday, June 11th and 12th.

All weekend long you don't need a permit to fish in any open waters.  You also don't need to worry about getting a vehicle parking permit to park at any of Washington's 600 water-access sites.

Of course be sure to follow all rules and regulations such as size and bag limits.

Help With The Blitz Build

Help With The Blitz Build

Help build a home (or 2 or 3)! Spokane's Habitat for Humanity is in the midst of its Blitz Build. It's building a number of homes in north Spokane, off Mt. Baldy lane, and looking for volunteers.

If you're not familiar with HFH's Blitz Build, it is an accelerated construction effort to build decent, affordable homes in a short period of time (one to three weeks).

New Days of Service for the Women's and Children's Free Restaurant

New Days of Service for the Women's and Children's Free Restaurant

The Women's and Children's Free Restaurant is a 501c3 nonprofit agency dedicated to providing a nutritious meals in a safe and supportive environment for women and children. The organization is located in the basement of a church but it is stand alone nonprofit and receives its support from many avenues such as private donations, food banks and grants.  Founded in 1988, WCFR is an independent agency located in one of the poorest legislative districts of Washington State.