Monday, January 6 2014 2:59 PM EST2014-01-06 19:59:54 GMT
KHQ.COM - Looking for a new place to live? Or do you just like to look at photos and dream?
KHQ.COM - Looking for a new place to live? Or do you just like to look at the photos and dream?
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SPOKANE, Wash. - For anyone whose parents have moved into their home or for those looking to possibly rent out part of their home, houses with in-law type set ups are ideal. It's a great way to give yourself and the person living in your home separate space and it helps to keep the sanity.
Here are 10 homes in the Spokane area with in-law set ups that fit every budget. We found these homes at www.AllSpokaneHomes.com.
Tuesday, July 22 2014 3:08 PM EDT2014-07-22 19:08:20 GMT
BERLIN (AP) - Germany and France's largest airlines Lufthansa and Air France say they're suspending all flights to Tel Aviv over safety concerns amid the increasing violence. Lufthansa said Tuesday evening that it was suspending all Tel Aviv flights for 36 hours, including those operated by subsidiaries Germanwings, Austrian Airlines and Swiss.
BERLIN (AP) - Germany and France's largest airlines Lufthansa and Air France say they're suspending all flights to Tel Aviv over safety concerns amid the increasing violence. Lufthansa said Tuesday evening that it was suspending all Tel Aviv flights for 36 hours, including those operated by subsidiaries Germanwings, Austrian Airlines and Swiss.
Tuesday, July 22 2014 2:46 PM EDT2014-07-22 18:46:43 GMT
UPDATE: The Carlton Complex is now the largest wild land fire ever to burn in the State of Washington. The perimeter of this fire is more than 100 miles long. The total acreage burned is 250,136 acres. A total of 2110 firefighters and support personnel are assigned to the incident. The fire is 16% contained.
UPDATE: The Carlton Complex is now the largest wild land fire ever to burn in the State of Washington. The perimeter of this fire is more than 100 miles long. The total acreage burned is 250,136 acres. A total of 2110 firefighters and support personnel are assigned to the incident. The fire is 16% contained.
Tuesday, July 22 2014 2:29 PM EDT2014-07-22 18:29:21 GMT
KHQ.COM- UPDATE: The Bugg Road fire burning 7 miles east of Tonasket, WA and has destroyed one structure and expanded to 1,700 acres on Tuesday.This fire started on Monday and by the end of the day had burned 1,000 acres. Air support and dozers are trying to keep the fire in check.
KHQ.COM- UPDATE: The Bugg Road fire burning 7 miles east of Tonasket, WA and has destroyed one structure and expanded to 1,700 acres on Tuesday.This fire started on Monday and by the end of the day had burned 1,000 acres. Air support and dozers are trying to keep the fire in check.
Tuesday, July 22 2014 2:08 PM EDT2014-07-22 18:08:04 GMT
EVERETT, Wash. (AP) - The Snohomish County sheriff's office says search and rescue personnel believe they have located the last body from the March 22 mudslide that killed 43 people at Oso, Washington. Although the search for victims ended in April, workers have been screening debris and watching for the body of 44-year-old Molly Kristine "Kris" Regelbrugge.
EVERETT, Wash. (AP) - The Snohomish County sheriff's office says search and rescue personnel believe they have located the last body from the March 22 mudslide that killed 43 people at Oso, Washington. Although the search for victims ended in April, workers have been screening debris and watching for the body of 44-year-old Molly Kristine "Kris" Regelbrugge.
Tuesday, July 22 2014 1:34 PM EDT2014-07-22 17:34:00 GMT
SEATTLE (AP) - A team of scientists says intense rainfall likely played a major role in triggering a deadly landslide in the state of Washington.The report released Tuesday says many other factors such as previous landslide activity also weakened the slope that collapsed on March 22, killing 43 people in Oso about 55 miles northeast of Seattle.
SEATTLE (AP) - A team of scientists says intense rainfall likely played a major role in triggering a deadly landslide in the state of Washington.The report released Tuesday says many other factors such as previous landslide activity also weakened the slope that collapsed on March 22, killing 43 people in Oso about 55 miles northeast of Seattle.
