Casey Frizzell

1 week ago | krem.com | Casey Frizzell

SPOKANE, Wash. — The 49th annual Lilac Bloomsday Run is underway — and with it comes the much-anticipated reveal of the 2025 finisher T-shirt! This cherished tradition rewards participants with a unique memento for completing the 12K course. Shirts are handed out to finishers immediately after they cross the finish line. The design is kept a closely guarded secret until race day, adding to the excitement and allure of the event.

1 week ago | krem.com | Casey Frizzell

SPOKANE, Wash. — The 49th annual Lilac Bloomsday Run wrapped up with thrilling finishes in both the elite men’s and women’s races as top athletes from around the world competed on Spokane’s iconic 12-kilometer course. Men’s Elite Race Patrick Kiprop of Kenya claimed victory in the men’s elite division, finishing with a strong final push that separated him from the lead pack. Kiprop’s performance adds another international title to his resume and marks his first Bloomsday win.

1 week ago | krem.com | Casey Frizzell

SPOKANE, Wash. — The 49th annual Lilac Bloomsday Run kicked off with the elite wheelchair race, where athletes demonstrated exceptional speed and determination over the 12-kilometer course. In the men’s division, Hermin Garic of Utica, New York, finished first — marking his second consecutive Bloomsday victory. In the women’s division, Hannah O. Babalola of Nigeria claimed the top spot.

2 weeks ago | krem.com | Casey Frizzell

SPOKANE, Wash. — On Monday, April 28th, 18-year-old Quentin M.D. Hutchison turned himself in to Major Crimes Unit (MCU) detectives in connection with the shooting at a North Spokane Maverick gas station on April 25th. The incident left 24-year-old Timothy Allen Jr. dead and another person critically injured. The Medical Examiner classified Allen's death as a homicide. Hutchison has been taken into custody and booked into Spokane County Jail on charges of 2nd Degree Murder and 1st Degree Assault.

3 weeks ago | king5.com | Casey Frizzell

MOSCOW, Idaho — The Fourth Judicial District Court of Idaho has issued formal orders on several key pretrial motions in the case of Bryan Kohberger, who is accused of killing four University of Idaho students in an off-campus home. The court's rulings clarify what evidence and testimony will be allowed when the trial begins. The court ruled on several pretrial motions, including those concerning potentially prejudicial language and the use of digital and forensic evidence.