Natalie Grant

2 weeks 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 in the palm of their hands. New social media platforms are constantly popping up, ones you have probably never heard of. So, how can you stay on top of it and keep your kids safe? OJ Weiss has two kids, 11 and 14, who are just starting to use social media. "It used to be 'don't talk to strangers,' but now you're inviting the strangers into your house," said Weiss.

2 weeks ago | kxly.com | Natalie Grant |Rob King

SPOKANE, Wash-- Spokane Police are investigating an overnight shooting that killed one person and injured another. According to SPD, this happened around 3:15 a.m. at the Maverik at the intersection of Division and Montgomery. SPD says multiple people called to report the shooting to 911. Officers arrived and found two people had been shot. One died at the scene and the other was taken to the hospital in critical but stable condition. SPD Major Crimes detectives are investigating.

2 weeks ago | kxly.com | Natalie Grant |Rob King

SPOKANE, Wash-- Spokane Police are investigating a fatal shooting that injured multiple people killing at least one. According to SPD, this happened around 3:30 a.m. at the Maverik at the intersection of Division and Montgomery. No word on what caused it or if anyone has been taken into custody. It is still under active investigation. People should avoid the area. This is a developing story. Check back for updates.

2 weeks ago | kxly.com | Natalie Grant

SPOKANE, Wash-- Spokane Police are responding to a shooting at gas station. According to SPD, this happened around 3:30 a.m. at the Maverik at the intersection of Division and Montgomery. There are multiple injuries, according to SPD. No word on what caused it or if anyone has been taken into custody. It is still under investigation. This is a developing story. Check back for updates.

3 weeks 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.