social media

In the wake of the fatal shooting of a domestic violence suspect by Wapato police in July, now several hundred citizens are demanding the resignation of the mayor, because of social media comments he made at the time.

The website rt.com closely tracks viral and other trends and movements on social media throughout the world, as well as breaking societal trends. And now, they've discovered a new trend that's actually surpassing one of the biggest.

A man accused of using Facebook to meet girls and then sexually assault them has a hefty bail set for him, and is facing an October 13th court appearance in Benton County.

Four or five years ago, you couldn't get away from it on Facebook. Feed my livestock, water my crops, fertilize. We couldn't escape the allure of "Farmville."  Now, it seem to have all but disappeared.

In case "liking" something didn't really capture how you felt about a certain post, Facebook has given you five other options to help you express yourself.

Thanks to sharp observations from store employees, and tips generated through social media, a robber is behind bars. And, if you're going to rob a business, try NOT to be a regular previous customer!

An Eltopia man is in the Benton County jail after authorities arrested him on allegations he was using a videotaped sexual encounter to extort money from a woman.

Apparently, somebody thinks it's funny to try to get people to replicate a popular horror movie.

If you like/comment on any of these crazy or disgusting status updates, you will probably receive a message telling you to post a similar status update.

Now Spokane media are chiming in about the governor's attempt to go high-tech in reaching voters.