Spokane Police Department has joined Twitter. The news comes four months after their neighboring police department in Coeur d'Alene joined the Twittersphere.Their first tweet discussed the call for help to identify the vehicle that be related to the death of Evon Moore near Ralph St. and Riverside Ave. on August 13th. They hope to use their Twitter presence as another way to get the latest info to the community straight from the Department.

The warning period is over for three new red light cameras in Spokane.

Thery are located downtown at Browne Street southbound at 2nd Avenue, Maple Street southbound at 2nd Avenue, and 2nd Avenue westbound at Walnut Street.

Spokane installed the photo red cameras about a month ago.  Drivers didn't face fines for the first 30 days, but starting Monday tickets will be issued.

Drivers who run red lights at those intersections will get $124 tickets by mail.

Agents with the Drug Enforcement raided a South Hill home Thursday morning. A neighbor who lives near the home, located at 4127 S. Myrtle, said they were woken a loud noise and saw DEA agents at the Myrtle residence.

The neighbor said the house had been a nuisance for a while.

Spokane Police would not confirm whether or not they were involved in the raid, and referred requests for information to the DEA.

Jodie Underwood, an agent with the DEA in Seattle, confirmed the raid happened early Thursday morning.