Taylar Ansures
Digital Content Producer at KXLY-FM (Spokane, WA)
Digital Content Producer at 4 News Now | #SEJ2023 Diversity Travel Fellow | Cow Creek Tribal Member
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kxly.com | Melissa Luck |Maryssa Rillo |Taylar Ansures |Mary Sherden
SPOKANE, Wash - Former Spokane city councilman Ben Stuckart has been booked into Spokane County Jail for failing to disperse during a protest outside the Spokane ICE building Wednesday evening. Stuckart's bond was set at $500. Updated on June 11, 9:15 p.m.--Former Spokane city councilmember Ben Stuckart was detained during a protest outside the Spokane ICE office. Stuckart organized the protest to stop agents from transporting a young man from Venezuela who had applied for asylum.
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kxly.com | Taylar Ansures
CHELAN COUNTY, Wash. -- Hundreds of law enforcement personnel are continuing the search for the Wenatchee man wanted for the murder of his three daughters. The Chelan County Sheriff's Office said searches have been conducted of the forested areas, rivers and many buildings in the area where 32-year-old Travis Decker was last known to be. Roadblocks will be removed on Icicle River Road. The sheriff's office says there is no credible threat in that area.
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kxly.com | Taylar Ansures
GRANT COUNTY, Wash. -- State Route 243 between State Route 26 and Beverly Burke Road is closed in both directions due to a wildfire. The Grant County Sheriff's Office is responding to the fire and asking people to avoid the area. This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
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kxly.com | Taylar Ansures
CHELAN COUNTY, Wash. -- The Chelan County Sheriff's Office is hosting workshops next week to support community members on ways to navigate grief and loss. Topics at the town halls will include how children understand and process grief, age-appropriate ways to talk about death, supporting families through loss and community resources for healing. The town halls will also feature guest speaker Julie Boyer, the executive director of Pacific Northwest Support Services.
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kxly.com | Taylar Ansures
CHATTAROY, Wash. -- Grab your fishing pole and get the kids ready for a morning of free fishing at Bear Lake this Sunday. Cops and Bobbers goes from 8 a.m. until noon in Bear Lake Regional Park. During this event, your young anglers can meet Sheriff's Office deputies, try their hand at catching fish or just come and enjoy the newly renovated park.
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5 years later, a family still seeks answers. I spoke with family members, friends, and a former FBI investigator about the mysterious deaths of two Eagle Point men in Anguilla. They helped shine a new light on this case. Read more here: https://t.co/9SKViPi0rd
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“This isn’t something we can bury our heads in the sand and just ignore,” said Dr. Alex Gonyaw, senior fisheries biologist for the Klamath Tribes. You can read my full report on this public health concern, and the research behind it, here. https://t.co/D0ZnBgqvy8
