Natalie Grant

16 hours ago | kxly.com | Natalie Grant

SPOKANE, Wash -- We used to warn kids about strangers in cars, but now, rather than a van driving down the street, the stranger danger is now in the palm of their handsNew social media platforms are popping up all the time, ones you probably have never heard of, so how can you stay on top of it and keep your kids safe? "It used to be 'don't talk to strangers,' but now you're inviting the strangers into your house," said Coeur d'Alene parent OJ Weiss.

2 days ago | kxly.com | Natalie Grant

MOSES LAKE, Wash -- A fatal crash is causing road closures and power outages in Moses Lake Wednesday morning. According to the Grant County Sheriff's office, a car was speeding away from police when it crashed into a utility pole. The driver died at the scene. Lakeshore Drive is currently closed south of the I-90 overpass. Power was also knocked out to more than 1,000 people in the Moses Lake area, as of 6 a.m. Grant PUD says only 150 people are still without power. This is a developing story.

2 days ago | kxly.com | Natalie Grant |Nick Hawthorne |Hunter Bertram

MOSES LAKE, Wash. — A fourth suspect has been arrested in connection with a violent home invasion in Moses Lake, according to the Grant County Sheriff's Office (GCSO). GSCO Public Information Officer Kyle Forman confirmed Thursday afternoon that Ruben Sabedra, 36, was taken into custody on probable cause of first-degree rape related to the incident.

2 days ago | kxly.com | Natalie Grant

MOSES LAKE, Wash -- A violent series of events early Wednesday morning in Grant County left one man dead and two women in custody after a home invasion and subsequent police chase. Grant County Sheriff's deputies responded to a 911 call around 4:30 a.m. from a woman who reported being robbed, beaten by two women, pistol-whipped by a man, and held against her will for approximately two hours at a residence near the intersection of Road L.9-Northeast and Road 5 Northeast.

1 week ago | kxly.com | Natalie Grant

MOSES LAKE, Wash -- For the second day in a row, insufficient staffing has left some Moses Lake students without a ride to and from school. The Moses Lake School District announced Wednesday morning that bus route #51 is temporarily canceled today due to staffing issues. Route #51 impacts students at Endeavor Middle School and Larson Heights Elementary. On Tuesday, the district temporarily canceled routes #60 and #66 due to insufficient staffing.