November 13, 2022. Moscow, Idaho. Four bodies of University of Idaho students are found in the 1122 King Road home. So many questions are raised: "Who could've done this" "Why these kids?" "Was it a targeted attack?" "Are we safe?"It wasn't until December 31, 2022 when suspect, now guilty murderer, Bryan Kohberger was arrested in his Pennsylvania home. Kohberger pled guilty to the murders of Ethan Chapin, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, and Kaylee Goncalves on July 2, 2025 and his sentencing is this Wednesday, July 23, 2025.From the beginning of this tragic event, NonStop Local KHQ has covered extensively on the case that shocked the world nearly three years ago. Now, NonStop Local KHQ anchors, Sean Owsley, Hayley Guenthner, and John Webb sit down to discuss the sequence of events leading up to Bryan Kohberger's eventual plea deal.But more importantly, they shine a light on the students; not how they died, but how they lived.NonStop Local KHQ presents: The Idaho Murders: Justice for the VictimsSubscribe to NonStop Local on YouTube - @NonStopLocalKHQSpokane
Not even 18-years-old, but inspired by tales of war from books about Marines and ancient, epic poems, Kacy Tellessen joined the Marines to serve his country overseas. When he returned from war, the transition to civilian life wasn't easy, to say the least. However, the self-proclaimed "Book Nerd" found his post-war purpose in the very thing that began his journey: Books. KHQ's Cory Howard sits down for an in-depth interview with Spangle-native, Marine, and author of "Freaks of a Feather: A Marine Grunt's Memoir", Kacy Tellessen.
Welcome to another Q6 Extra. I'm Kevin Kim and today, we're talking about Sunday - two Sunady's to be specific: May 31 and June 7. I sat down with Spokane Police Sergeant Terry Preuninger at the Spokane County courthouse, where most of this past Sunday's peaceful protest took place. I wanted to understand what officers on the ground were going through, what they were seeing, and what we can all do as a community to make sure violence doesn't occur again. We talked about May 31, including the peaceful protest, mentality of law enforcement throughout the day and night, and what led to the looting and riots that night. We also talked about this upcoming Sunday, June 7. Another peaceful protest is planned, just like May 31... but what needs to be done, so the night of May 31 doesn't happen again? Listen to our full conversation in the podcast below.
COVID-19 Survivor Ryan Ragaza-Bourassa talks with KHQ about being in a coma, hooked to a ventilator, facing death, and overcoming coronavirus
Stephanie Vigil talks with Spokane's newest City Councilwoman Betsy Wilkerson
On Thursday Night Football Rookie QB and WSU Alum, Gardner Minshew starting for the second-straight week in place of injured Nick Foles, led the Jags to a 20-7 win over Tennessee on Thursday in its home opener. KHQ talked to his Father, Flint, about his son's NFL career.
Xavier Lee (@iamxavierlee) is a motivational speaker with an eye-opening upbringing. From dropping out of high school with a 1.6 GPA to being homeless on the streets as a 16 year old to graduating with a degree from Washington State University. He has traveled to hundreds of schools, sharing his story to uplift others. His latest stop is Dishman Hills High School, where he'll be speaking at the school's graduation. Before he shares his story to the oldest nontraditional high school in Spokane County, Xavier stopped by KHQ to share his nontraditional and inspirational journey.
Avista CEO Scott Morris is retiring after decades with the company. He talks to Stephanie Vigil about his career and time in Spokane.
De De Issacs had a miniature donkey killed on her family's property near Collville, WA She talked with our Executive producer about what she would like officials to do.
On April 9th, several people in a home near Grangeville, Idaho became trapped by floodwaters. The Idaho National Guard and Boise Fire department were training nearby and rushed into to help.
Create Your Statement works to prevent teen dating violence. Stephanie Vigil talks with the founder of the program as well as a student who has been through the program.
Award winning author Chris Crutcher talks with Claire Graham about his new book, "Loser Bracket"
One day after Gonzaga University President Dr. Thayne McCulloh issued a statement apologizing for the University's role in hosting priests accused of sex crimes, KHQ has interviewed one of those priest's victims. Elsie Boudreau says she was sexually abused by Father James Poole in the 1970s. Poole lived out his remaining years in Spokane, retiring to a home called the Cardinal Bea House right in the middle of Gonzaga University's campus.
President Bush visited Spokane in 1988. It was a visit that some people in Spokane will never forget.