Candle wax melts into the street where a memorial has been growing in size outside the North Spokane home where two boys and their mother were killed. Dustin Gilman, 22, is suspected of murdering Tracy Ader and her two children last week in the 4400 block of North Whitehouse.

Reporter Colleen O’Brien stopped by the memorial late Sunday night to find candles lit in memory of the victims. Earlier that day, a group gathered in mourning around the vigil to pay their respects leaving candles, teddy bears and balloons.

O’Brien stopped by the memorial once again on Monday morning to find the candles burned out.

Gilman is still at large and is considered the only suspect in the triple homicide.

Nine businesses have been busted for selling alcohol to people underage. The Washington State Liquor Control Board conducted compliance checks at 12 businesses last week, only three of those businesses carded the underage adults.

The regular checks of restaurants, grocery stories, liquor stores and bars work to make sure businesses are not selling alcohol to minors. The state sends people between the ages of 18 and 20 into those establishments to buy alcohol. They must present their real identification when a clerk asks for it. However, in nine of those 12 compliance checks, minors walked away with alcohol.

The businesses face fines and temporary license suspensions depending on the severity of the infraction and the frequence. Here's a list of the businesses that sold to minors:

January 31, 2012

• O'Doherty's, 10208 N. Division, Spokane
• Hico Market, 10606 N. Newport Highway, Spokane
• Franks Diner, 10929 N. Newport Highway, Spokane
• Chattaroy Hills Restaurant, 4015 E, Denison Road, Chattaroy
• Chattaroy Quick Stop, 28312 N. Newport Highway, Chattaroy
• Bigelow's Top Hat, 6412 N. Division, Spokane

February 3, 2012

• P.J.'s Bar and Grill, 1717 N. Monroe, Spokane
• Casey's, 2126 N. Monroe, Spokane
• Sportsman's Bar & Grill, 207 E. Main, Chewelah