The boy was convicted of plotting to kill a female classmate at Fort Colville Elementary in February, 2013. COLIN MULVANY [email protected] (Colin Mulvany / The Spokesman-Review) Buy this photo ...

COLVILLE — Calling the trial “the most serious of my career,” a Stevens County Superior Judge found the 11-year-old Fort Colville Elementary student who plotted to kill a female classmate ...

COLVILLE — A 10-year-old boy who plotted to attack a classmate at Fort Colville Elementary School was sentenced to three to five years in a juvenile detention facility on Wednesday by Stevens ...

COLVILLE, Wash – The 11-year-old boy charged in a plot to kill classmates at Fort Colville Elementary School in February has been ordered to undergo a competency hearing at Eastern State Hospital.

Their 1932 site marker incorrectly reads "Colville.") Furthermore, despite its military-sounding designation, Fort Colvile wasn't a barracks or munitions store — unlike, say, the similarly named ...

Saying there were aggravating factors proven against a 10-year-old boy who plotted to attack a classmate at Fort Colville Elementary School, Judge Allen Nielson sentenced the boy to 3-5 years in ...

COLVILLE, Wash. — A 10-year-old boy who plotted to attack a classmate at Fort Colville Elementary School has been sentenced to 3 to 5 years in a juvenile detention facility. Stevens County ...

Fort Colville Elementary is a public school located in Colville, WA, which is in a remote town setting. The student population of Fort Colville Elementary is 358 and the school serves 3-5.

Stevens County Superior Court Judge Allen Nielsen said Friday that "simple anger" fueled the plot the boy hatched earlier this year with a 10-year-old classmate at Fort Colville Elementary school ...

The young suspects, 10 and 11, were arrested at Fort Colville Elementary School on Feb. 7 after a fourth grader apparently saw one of them playing with a knife on the bus and told a school employee.

Rasmussen said of the legal burden. The boys were arrested at Fort Colville Elementary School on Feb. 7 after a fourth-grader saw one playing with a knife on the school bus and told a school employee.

it was going to happen that day," said Officer Scott Arms of the Colville Police Department. Court documents stated that the boys did confess to plotting to murder at least one of their classmates ...