Quinn Welsch is a public safety reporter at various outlets, including Yahoo News and The Spokesman-Review. With a focus on law and legal affairs, climate change, and healthcare, Quinn covers a range of topics from litigation and court proceedings to climate policy and construction. Quinn's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo News, Idaho State Journal, and Courthouse News Service.
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Quinn Welsch's coverage is primarily focused on local crime, breaking news, and evolving stories in Spokane, Washington. His articles often revolve around police reports, shootings, arrests, and incidents occurring within the community.
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By: Quinn Welsch
The case of by a 75-year-old Canadian schoolteacher who was wrongfully arrested and jailed for nearly two weeks on California child sex crime charges could have implication for familial relation rights under the Fourteenth Amendment.
By: Quinn Welsch
A federal judge largely upheld a $6.6 million jury verdict against Los Angeles and two LAPD officers after a veteran was detained following a VA crisis hotline call.
By: Quinn Welsch
A federal judge largely upheld a $6.6 million jury verdict against Los Angeles and two LAPD officers after a veteran was detained following a VA crisis hotline call.
By: Quinn Welsch
A federal judge largely upheld a $6.6 million jury verdict against Los Angeles and two LAPD officers after a veteran was detained following a VA crisis hotline call.
By: Quinn Welsch
The federal government said the law firm had no standing and took too long for its challenge to Trump's halting of the diversity visa lottery for 2027.
By: Quinn Welsch
A San Diego County jail inmate says two deputies closed a door onto his finger and severed it, then jail staff ignored his medical needs and forces him to work through the amputation.
By: Quinn Welsch
A San Diego ordinance restricts demonstrations and leafleting near schools, but an activist says there's no proof he's been disruptive to high schoolers.
By: Quinn Welsch
Producers of “The Pitt” urged a California appeals court to overturn a ruling allowing Michael Crichton’s estate to pursue claims the medical drama borrowed heavily from “ER.”
An Imperial County judge determined the data center must undergo a full environmental review, finding the project could have significant impacts on water, energy, air quality and other resources.
By: Quinn Welsch
A federal judge cited the necessity of keeping San Diego students safe in finding the ordinance constitutional as applied to a man who wanted to hand out anti-abortion leaflets outside high schools.
