A vehicle accident left four injured seven miles north of Reardan Saturday night. Around 10:45 p.m., the driver, Pearl T. McCoy, 23, with three other passengers, was heading northbound on SR231 when she steered to the right of the road, over-corrected and left the roadway to the left, striking several trees before coming to a rest.

McCoy was transported to Sacred Heart Hospital along with another passenger, Dale M. Park, 34, for injuries. Joseph M. Curd,41, and Arril R. Denison, 46 were transported to Davenport Hospital for injuries.

Washington State Patrol says alcohol was a factor in the accident. The driver has been charged with vehicular assault.

We've already seen our first snow in the Inland Northwest and KXLY4's Chief Meteorologist Kris Crocker said several more winter storms are on the way.

Light to moderate snow is expected Wednesday in the valleys, Crocker said. The chance of snow lingers through Friday with moderate to heavy snowfall in the valleys.

She also said the temperatures aren't going to climb high enough to do much melting anytime soon.

Continued: Spokane's Snow Plan, Lookout Pass and Winter Driving Tips

Local business owners and projects engineers are struggling to figure out a solution in regard to the dangerous intersection downtown that will be both safe and not adversely impact businesses.

OTHELLO - Proposed traffic revisions at First Avenue and state Route 26 in Othello are sparking a clash of concerns between safety and commerce.