Robyn Nance

Spokane

Anchor and Reporter at KXLY-TV (Spokane, WA)

Edward R Murrow-winning, Emmy-nominated reporter, 4 News Now Good Morning Northwest anchor, Teen & Kid Closet Co-Founder, proud mom

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Fentanyl Crisis: Spokane County Medical Examiner's inside look at surging overdose deaths

6 days ago | kxly.com | Robyn Nance

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Spokane County Medical Examiner Dr. Veena Singh has a front-row seat to a growing public health crisis that claims approximately one life per day in the Spokane area: fentanyl overdoses. Behind the cold, sterile hallways and autopsy tables of the Medical Examiner's Office, Singh brings a warm demeanor and investigative mindset to her critical work documenting the devastating impact of fentanyl on the community.
Spokane Medical Examiner has a stark warning for Spokane

1 week ago | kxly.com | Robyn Nance

Overdose deaths in Spokane have surged more than 300%, with nearly one person dying every day. The victims aren’t who you might expect — they’re sons, daughters, parents, grandparents, and neighbors. In an eye-opening interview with Robyn Nance, Spokane’s Medical Examiner shares what she witnesses firsthand and the message she wants the community to hear. What she says could save lives — including someone you love. Watch the full story Thursday at 6 on 4 News Now.
Detox your kitchen without breaking the bank

1 week ago | kxly.com | Robyn Nance

If you’re on the social media bandwagon to detox your kitchen, this story is for you. From nonstick pans to everyday cleaners, the stuff you cook and clean with could expose your family to unwanted chemicals. But don’t panic, Consumer Reports reveals simple DIY steps to reduce your family’s exposure to potentially toxic chemicals. Cooking at home is a great way to eat healthier and save money, but here’s the catch: some of the tools you’re using could be sneaking toxic chemicals into your food.
Medical examiner speaks out about community crisis in Spokane

1 week ago | kxly.com | Robyn Nance

Overdose deaths in Spokane have surged more than 300%, with nearly one person dying every day. The victims aren’t who you might expect — they’re sons, daughters, parents, grandparents, and neighbors. In an eye-opening interview with Robyn Nance, Spokane’s Medical Examiner shares what she witnesses firsthand and the message she wants the community to hear. What she says could save lives — including someone you love. Watch the full story Thursday at 6 on 4 News Now.
How to spot deepfakes and safeguard your family against high-tech scams

3 weeks ago | kxly.com | Robyn Nance

Imagine getting a call from a loved one terrified, desperate, begging for help. But what if that voice wasn't real? Scammers now use powerful AI voice-cloning apps to steal voices or mimic someone you trust to pull off convincing scams. Consumer Reports investigates the rise of deepfakes, revealing how these high-tech scams work and what you can do right now to protect yourself and your family. Deepfake technology is becoming more convincing every day.
Spokane police chaplains provide vital support during city's darkest moments

3 weeks ago | kxly.com | Robyn Nance

They wear SPD badges on their shirts, but Mickey Tuter and Kevin Piatt are not Spokane police officers. They serve as police chaplains, providing crucial support during some of life's most devastating moments. "It's definitely a calling," says Tuter, who has served as a chaplain for 20 years. His colleague, Piatt, joined the program six years ago with a similar sense of purpose. "Every call is a divine appointment," Piatt explains, describing the gravity of their work.
Spokane's Chaplains: Comforting families and officers in tragedy

3 weeks ago | kxly.com | Robyn Nance

SPOKANE, Wash. — When tragedy strikes in Spokane—whether an overdose, suicide, or homicide—police chaplains Mickey Tuter and Kevin Piatt are often among the first to arrive, providing comfort to families in their darkest moments. What drives these men to face death and grief on a daily basis? How do they cope with the emotional toll? And how are they supporting not just grieving families, but also the officers who witness trauma after trauma?
Pet owners beware: how to spot counterfeit pet products and avoid scams

1 month ago | kxly.com | Robyn Nance

Here’s a question: How much money do you spend on your pet each year? According to ASPCA, the annual average cost of caring for a dog or cat is a little more than a thousand dollars for things like food and routine vet visits. But when it comes to pet accessories, the sky’s the limit, and scammers know that!From collars and toys to treats, counterfeit pet products are flooding the market. Consumer Reports has advice on making sure you’re buying the real product, not the copycat.
DNP WITHOUT NICK'S EYES

1 month ago | kxly.com | Robyn Nance

Fire drove seven people from their home Wednesday night in Airway Heights. Fire District 10 crews heading to the scene told us they could see flames from the highway. When they arrived at the home on West 21st near Hayford Road, they could see flames engulfing it. Investigators will try to figure out what started the fire and the Red Cross is assisting the people who lost their home.
Spring skiing surprise: Free slopes on April 1 at Lookout Pass ski resort

1 month ago | kxly.com | Robyn Nance

It's no joke that Spring is here and there is still snow in the mountains! You can not only still ski, but, on April 1, you can ski free at Lookout Pass by showing this voucher. The ski hill tried to trick us for April Fools Day a little early, sending a press release titled: "Lookout Pass to offer skiing and snowboarding thru the summer!" It went on to read "Lookout Pass Ski & Recreation Area has received so much snow this winter.