Kennewick, WA News

• Kennewick, WA News
• Umatilla man arrested after 3-hour standoff
• Walla Walla woman, 53, hurt in motorcycle crash that killed Pendleton woman
• Teen lost in Columbia River near Camas
• UPDATE: 3rd arson at Washington State University
• Pasco's Loyalty Inn on fire
• Wash. auctions off antlers seized from poachers
• Wash. liquor prices expected to climb as sales go private
• Scattered thunderstorms possible in Tri-Cities
• One day after opening, snowslides close Chinook Pass
• Former Franklin County manager charged by Washington Attorney General's Office
• Judge denies motion to dismiss case against former Kennewick gym owner
• Kennewick police warn about suspicious driver approaching child
• Attorney General charges former Franklin County manager
• Weather service warns of blowing dust today in Tri-Cities
• Pendleton boy, 17, stabbed in Kennewick fight with rival gang members
• Gas prices could spike over the holiday weekend
• Update: Washtucna principal accused of sitting on student for wearing hat in school
• Kennewick massage therapist arrested for alleged sexual assault
• Kennewick man chases teen burglary suspect
• Portland company recalls tainted lettuce sold at Fred Meyer
• Southridge Boulevard to close for summer work
• Fire destroys WSU apartment commons building
• Kennewick Council to get carousel update tonight
• Thunderstorms may hit the Tri-Cities today
• Yakima man ID’d in fatal crash near Oregon, victim arrested for DUI
• Sunnyside police responding to ‘possible threat’ at Sunnyside High
• Boy rescued above waterfall not scared - at first
• Longtime Port of Pasco commissioner resigns
• Two weekend brush fires in Kennewick suspected of being started by kids
• Kennewick teen arrested for vehicle prowling Saturday, wanted again today
• Family of 5 escapes Kennewick house fire, cause under investigation
• 2 Richland men arrested for firing rifles near walking, bike path near Columbia Point Marina
• Pasco police seeking armed gunman
• Events happening today around town
• The troubles schools in Mid-Columbia face with testing
• Tri-Cities to have 6 times as many liquor sellers
• Click It or Ticket: Extra patrols looking for seat belt violations
• SWAT Team called during fire in Finley
• Driver dies in head-on crash on Interstate 82
• Kennewick man sentenced to 1 year for child molestation
• Pasco says it's not 'silencing' ice cream trucks
• Tri-Citians getting into the booze biz
• Agricultural job fair numbers down from last year
• Herald staffers win 10 awards tonight in Northwest journalism contest
• Wrong-way driver dies in early-morning crash on I-82 near Oregon
• UPDATE: Finley fire call leads to SWAT standoff with property owner
• Events happening today around town
• Pasco gas station robbed, suspect caught 30 minutes later
• Gem and mineral show today in Kennewick
• KGH building construction begins at Southridge
• KVEW TV camera, SUV plunge into Columbia River in Kennewick
• Visit Mount St. Helens free today for 32nd anniversary
• Fatal Walla Walla shooting prompts rally Saturday
• Washington crime rate drops in 2011
• Education group backs McKenna for governor
• Hundreds attend St. Joseph Catholic School building dedication in Kennewick today
• Pasco man acquitted of assault against rival gang members
• Pasco man shocked by Taser after leading cops on chase to Pasco, Kennewick
• Wolf kills second sheep in Umatilla County
• Sunnyside veterans memorial large undertaking
• Northwest cherry growers upbeat about crop
• Bridges to replace Snoqualmie Pass snow shed
• United Way of Benton and Franklin Counties May 2012 Newsletter
• West Pasco man gets 8 years for shooting neighbor
• WSU receives $2 million to train nuclear leaders
• Special Olympics athletes compete in Kennewick today
• UPDATE: Pasco school lockdown lifted, suspect found in garbage can
• West Richland man accused of killing grandmother still being evaluated
• Richland nanny's manslaughter trial delayed
• STATE: Washington to get $7 million in anti-seizure drug settlement
• TONIGHT: Pasco council to discuss TRAC aquatic center proposal
• FIRE: East Kennewick house fire likely caused by outside propane burner
• WHO LET ONE? Gassy dinosaurs helped warm earth
• TERRORISM: CIA thwarts new al-Qaida underwear bomb plot (updated)
• POLITICS: Obama returns to Seattle on Thursday
• OHIO: Suspects charged in bomb plot due in court
• THE DALLES: Trooper stops car with boy at wheel
• GAS PRICES: Price of gasoline in Washington $4.08
• SEATTLE: Obama fundraiser Thursday
• CHARGES: Virginia man threatened to kill President Obama, bomb White House
• PORN: Josh Powell's father goes on trial Monday in Puyallup
• YAKIMA: Two people seriously injured while drag racing early Sunday
• POLICE: Investigation continues in shooting death by store owner
• ENGINE CHECK: Mission to break land-speed record stops in Shelton
• VISITORS: Mount St. Helens reopening Coldwater center
• Sad news ends search for 3 labradoodles
• LYNX: Boyfriend's pet bites woman's arm; wild cat taken away
• IT'S AN HONOR: Gregoire gets honorary degree from WSU
• KENTUCKY DERBY: I'll Have Another ekes out victory
• BORDER PATROL: Group wants them to stop translating for police
• CRASH: Passenger injured in collision on Highway 26 near Othello
• FEVER: Tri-Cities Fever wins, goes to 9-0
• BUSTED: Pasco man arrested in Oregon with $13,000 of meth in his truck
• PASSES: WSDOT hopes to open N. Cascades Highway next week
• OREGON: Health system works to adopt health overhaul
• JBLM: Wash.-based soldier investigated for luring girls
• POLICE: 25 arrested in Tri-Cities gang sweep
• WSU: Regents OK tuition increase of 16 percent
• WHOOPING COUGH: State asks for CDC help in epidemic
• SHOOTING: Walla Walla store owner shoots intruder
• FLORIDA: Giant sinkhole forces family from home
• SEATTLE: Mudslide hits RR tracks near waterfront
• YAKIMA: Young girl dies after TV falls on her
• EVENTS: What's happening may 4
• BOOK SALE: Kennewick library event begins Friday
• MCKENNA: Women suing over federal health care law
• PENDLETON: Wolf killed illegally
• LEGISLATURE: Senate leader Brown won't seek re-election
• HOCKEY: Ams trade star goalie Rimmer to Lethbridge
• SPEEDING: Biker clocked going 170 mph on upstate NY highway
• SNAKE: Blamed for Oklahoma City power outage
• SHOOTING: Three ICE agents injured in Northern Calif.
• WHOOPING COUGH: Gregoire eyes new action to curb respiratory illness
• COURT: Ryan Leaf to be arraigned in Great Falls
• SPOKANE: More than 50,000 in Bloomsday race
• UPDATE: Cougar shot, killed this morning in Kennewick
• NUCLEAR: Perma-Fix in Richland applies to import, treat Mexico waste
• STUDY: Washington ranks 45th for church going
• HOCKEY: Tri-City's Shinnimin named WHL player of the year
• UPDATE: Hermiston kidnapping suspect was armed with knife when shot by Oregon trooper
• CROPS: Washington's organic farms worth $244.6 million
• TODAY: Grant County Fallen Officers Memorial dedication can be watched online
• DAREDEVIL: Niagara Falls tightrope walk June 15
• ORGAN DONATION: 100,000 Facebook users use new organ donor option
• DELAY: Today's Herald delayed in some areas
• PULLMAN: WSU regents set to raise tuition
• LOUISIANA: Bad dog to get new life as prison guard
• BASEBALL: CBBN 4A district results
• UPDATE: Police shoot suspect in kidnapping of Hermiston woman
• SALMON: Students release salmon fry into river at Columbia Park
• TODAY: Tri-Citians show solidarity in Columbia Park
• REGION: Kettle Falls man accused of $1 million theft sent money to "gaysugardaddy.com" boyfriends
• TRAVEL: More snow expected in the Cascades
• BUSTED: Walla Walla police catch suspected Macy's burglars
• WEATHER: Near normal May forecast for Tri-Cities
• POWER: Big wind farm planned for the Palouse
• TENNESSEE: Police arrest man for paying with real $50
• NEW YORK: Maid’s NY suit vs. Strauss-Kahn can proceed
• OLYMPICS: Swimming world champ Dale Oen dies in Arizona
• TEXAS: Teen critical after school police shooting
• HOMICIDE: Dayton man arrested in wife's shooting death
• BUSTED: Hermiston man arrested for 30th time after burglary today
• CRIME: Officers believe missing Hermiston woman was kidnapped
• COPS: Kennewick police start gang tip line
• HANFORD: Audit criticizes vit plant tanks, wants money returned
• FIGHT: Richland man has ear bitten, face slashed in property dispute
• VIDEO: Mammoth Excavation Techniques
• WIND: Weather service warns of blowing dust in Tri-City area
• IDAHO: Cat shot in head with arrow, euthanized
• OHIO: Officials to return exotic animals to widow
• COLVILLE: Angler drowns in Stevens County lake
• NEWPORT: TWo Spokane men killed in fight at campground
• OREGON: Small plane hits photographer at Tigard air strip
• GAS PRICES: Washington average price $4.08
• EMAILS: Susan Powell described family problems
• YAKIMA VALLEY: Annual spring barrel tasting connects wineries with customers
• FLAG THEFT: OR man climbs pole at jail
• RESOLUTION: VT House say thanks for M&Ms
• CRASH: Two people injured in Pasco rollover
• ECONOMY: State retail sales showing recovery in 2011
• VANCOUVER: Boy, 11, dies in crash with bus
• SHOTS FIRED: Two Kennewick homes damaged in shootings today
• RICHLAND: Military leader to speak at WSU commencement
• FOOTBALL: Ex-Boise State star Moore going to Detroit Lions
• DRONES: Homeland Security using them to patrol Washington border
• FATALITY: Oregon man dies at Moxee motorcycle event
• LIQUOR: State board's vote on extending Seattle sales times delayed
• POLITICS: Medical marijuana becomes key issue in OR attorney general race
• REGION: Police blow top off mountain bunker, find body
• FEVER: Tri-Cities 8-0 after beating New Mexico 37-20
• POLICE: Shots fired in Kennewick, no damage, no victims found
• FEVER: Live updates vs. New Mexico Stars
• MURDER: WA Supreme Court upholds Kevin Hilton convictions
• SEAHAWKS: Draft former Dust Devil Russell Wilson in third round
• MISSING: Search for Hermiston woman underway, police call disappearance ‘suspicious’
• VIDEO: Golfers have fun with West Richland flooding
• 410 CLOSED: Landslide closes Highway 410 east of Mount Rainier
• DOG KILLED: Extortion sentence for Woodland dog ransom
• POLICE: Shots fired report investigated in Kennewick, no damage found
• FUGITIVE: Bunker of man accused in Wash. killings found
• FUNDRAISER: Poker tournament, auction planned for Richland man who had 2 liver transplants
• SCHOOLS: Kennewick and Pasco students released early today
• DETROIT: Lampreys from Great Lakes destined for queen’s pie
• SEATTLE: Boat burns at Seattle’s Fisherman’s Terminal
• OREGON: Board of Education may ban Indian mascots
• HOCKEY: Game 4: Americans at Winterhawks, end of first
• LEWIS-MCCHORD: Fire crews rescue 2 stuck paratroopers
• JBLM: Army adds oversight at troubled base
• HOTEL: WSU OKs deal for new Marriott near Pullman campus
• SALMON: OR asks to kill fish-eating birds
• FLOODING: Yakima River keeps rising, minor flooding expected
• WSU TRI-CITIES: New stage opens in Richland
• SECRET SERVICE: Another trip investigated
• FARM BILL: Senate panel OKs 5-year plan
• WASHINGTON HIGH COURT: Warrant in Yakima pot bust no good
• WEATHER: Today, Friday to be breezy in Tri-Cities
• BORING AND DULL: OR town gets sister city
• LEGALS: Texas issues fugitive warrants for ex-WSU star Leaf
• CRIME: Headlights in river near Finley park lead to overnight search
• COLLECTION: Hazardous waste disposal is Saturday
• FLOODING: Yakima River will crest on Friday
• NEW YORK: Puppy on runway delays flights at NYC airport
• PENNSYLVANIA: Deer smashes window into elementary school
• TACOMA: Light rail train derails on gravel
• UNION GAP: Mold may force workers out of city hall
• WALK: Amon Wildlands Walk set for May 12
• HOCKEY: Game 3: Americans vs. Winterhawks, end of first
• MUSIC: Ziggy Marley concert coming to Walla Walla in July
• WEATHER: Thundershowers, rain in tonight’s Tri-City forecast
• EVENT: Rock and gem show Saturday in Hermiston
• ENERGY NORTHWEST: Board picks state legislator for board
• CELEBRATION: Pasco's Cinco de Mayo event canceled
• HANFORD: CH2M Hill to get 5-year contract extension
• HORNED OWLS: WSU raising 9 of them after nests were destroyed
• UPDATE: Yakima River expected to crest above flood stage
• RIVER: Tribes celebrates new treaty fishing access site
• REGION: Walla Walla Sheriff's Office overruns budget
• MARYLAND: Judge refuses to dismiss GI’s WikiLeaks case
• SEATTLE: Boeing 787 to serve Seattle route by end of year
• ST. LOUIS: Young heart patient taken from hospital found safe
• OHIO: Man’s fossil find in Kentucky stumps experts
• CAPSIZE: Family of 4 rescued after boat tips into Yakima River in West Richland
• TRAFFIC: I-182 accident causing delays
• REACH: Hanford Reach Interpretive Center moving into rent-free office
• PERTUSSIS: Washington whooping cough cases continue to climb
• COURT: Pasco teen sentenced to 16 years in prison
• WEATHER: Yakima River expected to crest near flood stage in Benton City
• CONCERTS: Volbeat concert tickets on sale April 27
• STORM: Wind knocked out power to many in Hermiston area
• WEATHER: Winds gusted up to 62 mph Monday in Tri-Cities
• MUSIC: Fair concert tickets go on sale Saturday
• AG: New case of mad cow disease in California
• TRAVEL: Sea-Tac tries expedited security program
• PAPER: Fifth of Seattle phone book deliveries halted
• WINE: New study shows state industry worth $8.6 billion
• SALARY: New Spokane school chief to make $240K
• CRIME: Univ. of Idaho student charged with knife threat
• SEATTLE: Police reportedly buy 2 drones
• OLYMPIA: Gregoire signs $1B stimulus plan for Washington
• CRIME: Woman with 6 unbelted children arrested in Pasco after wrong-way, high-speed chase
• WINE: Gregoire draws line on California wine
• WEATHER: Hanford set record Sunday, cooler weather coming
• UPDATE: Benton Co. deputies make more arrests in east Kennewick burglaries
• AT THE PUMP: Average price of gas in Washington $4.10
• OREGON: Young athlete collapses second time, dies
• TRAFFIC Q & A: Is it OK to pull over and urinate near car? Mostly, no
• BIDDING: Washington sells liquor stores for almost $31 million
• CRIME: Kennewick men covered in feces arrested in alleged Pasco break-in
• STEVE POWELL ATTORNEY: Key search warrant was 'illegal’
• THEATER: The Tempest opens April 26 at Power House in Walla Walla
• AGENDAS: What is happening at meetings across the Mid-Columbia
• NUCLEAR: Energy Northwest promotes nuclear energy as clean (w/video)
• CRASH: Connell woman injured during rollover
• TOPPENISH: Police seek information about gang shooting; 1 injured
• CRASH: Two Othello women injured, one flown to Harborview
• SAGE GROUSE: Task force working to prevent listing
• HUNTING: Portland man injured during turkey shoot
• SCHOOLS: Fewer students mean less state money
• NORTH BEND: House fire may be double homicide
• HERMISTON: Crash ends police chase of motorcycle going 130 mph
• CRIME: State mental patient accused of killing another
• WEATHER: High of 84 forecast for Tri-Cities this week
• TRAFFIC: Richland road project to close I-182 lanes
• HOCKEY: Game 2: Americans vs. Winterhawks, end of first
• UPDATE: Teen hurt in crash with Benton Co. deputy
• CRASH: Blown tire near Grandview leaves kids hurt
• WEATHER: Tri-City temps to hit 80s Sunday and Monday
• NUCLEAR: High risk work halted after close call in Idaho
• HOCKEY: Game 1: Americans vs. Winterhawks, end of first
• VIDEO: WSU Tri-Cities student clubs stage mariachi festival
• TODAY: Shred Day events in Kennewick, Richland
• GUNS IN SCHOOL: Danger worse than most parents know
• BAREFOOT BANDIT: Harris-Moore in solitary at Wash. prison
• GASOLINE: National gas prices starting to dip, but still above $4 in Tri-Cities
• HOSPITALS: KGH board approves Southridge plan; construction could start next week
• EVENT: ARC of Tri-Cities fishing day draws near
• DEDICATION: WSU Tri-Cities outdoor stage unveiling April 26
• PETS: Pet adoption day April 21 at Columbia Park
• MUSIC: Percussion concert April 24 in Kennewick
• QUAKES: Swarm of small quakes in Othello, Western WA
• LIQUOR: Today is last day to bid on Wash. liquor stores
• CRASH: State patrol trooper rear-ended by suspected DUI driver in Richland
• MUSEUM: Titanic exhibit at Kennewick museum
• ANIMALS: All breed horse clinic April 21-22 in Kennewick
• DANCE: New women's dance troupe forming
• MUSIC: X Factor tryouts coming to Wildhorse
• CONCERT: Organ concert April 20 in Kennewick
• EVENTS: What's happening April 20
• SEATTLE: Man arrested for flashing flight attendants
• HOSPITALS: KGH board to decide Southridge plans on Friday
• EMPLOYMENT: Washington to cut another 1,266 jobs
• DESMOND TUTU: Social conservatives object to Gonzaga honor
• PROSSER: City administrator leaving for new job
• NUCLEAR: Idaho cleanup resumes after nearly 2-yr hiatus
• IDAHO: Parents name babies Laugh, Espn and Oo in 2010
• BOSTON: Bullet leaves hole in boy’s Celtics shirt
• YOUNG HERO: Girl, 7, credited with alerting parents to fire
• BLAINE: BP refinery closer to restarting after fire
• HOCKEY: Game 7: Americans vs. Chiefs, end of first
• PUBLIC WORKS: Franklin commissioners discuss restructuring department
• SHOOTING: Suspect shot at by Sunnyside police may be in Kennewick
• UPDATE: Convicted Pasco murderer gets 75-year sentence
• WSU: University to offer state's first online master's degree
• CRIME: Benton County deputies arrest 2 in east Kennewick break-ins
• NUCLEAR: Richland lecture tonight on post-Fukushima world
• HANFORD: DOE releases video on once-secretive facility
• DICK CLARK: "American Bandstand" host dies at 82
• WANTED: Pasco man sought on outstanding felony warrants
• HOMICIDE: 2 arrested in Yakima sheriff’s investigation of Sunnyside man’s death
• UPDATE: Retired couple claims share of $656M jackpot
• WENATCHEE: Voters approve arena bailout plan
• FERNDALE: Man faces puppy mill charges
• FOOTBALL: Seahawks' 2012 schedule announced
• WASHINGTON: Space shuttle Discovery salutes nation’s capital
• PENNSYLVANIA: Flying highway sign kills woman
• GEORGIA: Police handcuff kindergartner for tantrum
• HOCKEY: Game 6: Americans vs. Chiefs, end of first
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• MAMMOTH: Kennewick students visit ancient bones
• ACCIDENT: Texan injured, new Harley destroyed near Sunnyside
• SURVEY: Ohio Rep. Kucinch asks Washington voters if he should run in their state
• PULITZERS: Prestigious journalism, arts awards announced
• CRIME: Prosser man allegedly pretends to be cop, handcuffs two men at funeral
• COLORADO: Toddler safe after Colorado Springs carjacking
• PHILADELPHIA: Two children, two adults killed in Philadelphia fire
• SEATTLE: Two men die on I-5 in Seattle area over the weekend
• TRAFFIC: Highway 12 work resumes today in Burbank
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• HANFORD: Occupy rally draws about 150 people (w/photos, video)
• COLUMBIA: Oregon man drowns while saving young son
• POLICE: Man jumps to death on I-5 in Seattle
• NEGLECT: Charges dropped against OR horse owner
• WALLA WALLA: Police join investigation of apartment fire death
• EVENT: Master gardener plant sale April 28
• LEGALS: Studded tire removal required Monday night
• N. KOREA: New missile in military parade
• TITANIC: Human remains at shipwreck site
• HOCKEY: Game 5: Americans vs. Spokane, end of first
• ZOO: Portland's elephant turns 50
• POLITICS: Kennewick Tea Party member announces run against Doc Hastings
• BROTHER: Painter Kinkade relapsed into alcoholism
• SPORTS: Tri-Cities Fever vs. Everett Raptors updates
• CAUGHT: Pasco assault suspect arrested after chase in Kennewick
• SPORTS: Game 4: Americans at Chiefs, end of first
• WALLA WALLA: Man acquitted in cyclist’s death
• OREGON: Coach accused of having sex with student
• DEMOCRATS: Inslee sends $155K in federal cash to state party
• VIDEO: CBC Jazz Unlimited Fest (w/gallery)
• ALERT: Traffic clogged on I-82 near Yakima
• VIDEO: Kennewick pastor lives on roof (w/photos)
• LEGALS: Ryan Leaf formally charged with 4 felonies
• FURNITURE: Hermiston's Wilcox announces summer closure
• NBA: Sacramento's crumbling arena deal creates optimism in Seattle
• EVENT: Cowboy Gathering this weekend in Kennewick (w/ video)
• FLAMES: Truck on fire in Pasco (w/ video)
• HANFORD: Portland watchdog group member in line to lead HAB
• NUCLEAR: Committee votes to renew license of Richland plant
• 911 SCAMS: Kennewick police warn about new scam in area
• FORECAST: High tornado risk in Kansas, Oklahoma on Saturday
• POLICE: Man with plunger tries to rob New York bank
• MODESTO: Weightlifter shot, says dumbbell dropped on bullet
• LOS ANGELES: More than 90 rounds fired at freeway chase suspect
• UPDATE: No charges in Lewiston pedestrian fatal
• UPDATE: Spokane officer's child shot with gun out of hospital
• EDMONDS: Threats prompt closure of high school
• DOG: Kansas fire crews stage dramatic rescue
• JUST DOING THEIR JOB: Sunnyside police prevent possible gang shooting
• POLICE: Victim in fatal shooting in Toppenish-area identified (update)
• OLYMPIA: Lawsuit likely in Senate abuse case
• SEATTLE: Man’s body parts found in 2 locations
• WALLA WALLA: Inland Octopus appeal rejected
• SPOKANE: Nursery’s pot billboard draws complaints
• MILTON: School bus driver who collapsed on job dies
• IDAHO: Diamond ring found in sewer
• AFGHANISTAN: Marine from Tacoma killed
• COURT: Judge tells Pasco murder suspect she can have no contact with daughter
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• VALLEY: Woman, 69, accused of trying to cut man's throat
• FATAL: Woman dies in Walla Walla apartment fire
• CONNECTICUT: Trooper, motorist: Mysterious object fell from sky
• GRAHAM: Home of missing woman’s husband demolished
• PENNSYLVANIA: Man faces trial in ’Paternoville’ sign theft
• BAINBRIDGE ISLAND: City council bans plastic bags
• IDAHO: 18 vehicles crash amid blowing dust on I-84
• KKK LEADER: Mailings to ID lawmakers not from us
• SPORTS: Game 3: Americans-Chiefs pregame
• IDAHO: Dog may have distracted man in fatal crash
• SEATTLE: Teacher accused of grabbing teen by throat
• CRIME: Walla Walla man pleads guilty to two rapes
• TREMOR: Magnitude 5.9 quake off Oregon coast; no damage
• TRAYVON MARTIN: Shooter charged with second-degree murder
• POWELL: Remains of home in Graham demolished
• FEDS: Tribes, government agree to $1B settlement
• EVENT: Demo derby at TRAC this weekend
• CAUGHT: Grant County deputies arrest man in Moses Lake business break-in
• CRIME: Man wanted in Umatilla County arrested after alleged attempt to steal patrol car
• LEGISLATURE: Lawmakers pass budget, adjourn OT session
• ROBBERY: Richland boy, 16, had backpack swiped during attack, Pasco man arrested
• EARTHQUAKE: Large temblor strikes off of Indonesia
• CRIME: 3 men jailed in baseball bat beating near Union Gospel Mission in Pasco
• CRIME: 2 Kennewick teens nabbed after home break-in reported
• PRESIDENT: Obama to visit Seattle in May
• KENNEWICK POLICE: Chief appointed to state criminal justice commission
• HANFORD: New DOE project director to be named for vit plant
• CRASH: Car vs semi reported on blue bridge in Pasco
• CRIME: Detained suspected shoplifter strips naked in Kennewick store
• CAMPAIGN: Rick Santorum out of GOP race
• FATAL: Stanfield crash kills woman, 3 dogs; husband in Richland hospital
• YAKIMA: 911, please hold while we transfer you to a nurse hotline
• REPORT: Washington dollars not going far enough for pre-K
• OUTAGE: Benton PUD crews restore power
• CIGARS: State bill to create smoking lounge stays alive
• CONNECTICUT: Boy, 5, brings heroin for show and tell
• PORTLAND: Party planned at zoo for elephant's 50th birthday
• SKYKOMISH: Suspicious fire burns historic tavern
• WALLA WALLA: Small earthquake recorded
• WHOOPSIE: Shoplift suspect drives off with couple still in car
• CONTROVERSY: Seattle council protects public breastfeeding
• CAMPAIGN: Inslee disputes it will cost $1M to replace him in Congress
• POLICE: Toppenish teen in hit-and-run in serious condition; police seek car
• FDA: Grandview company will keep cheese off market
• OLYMPIA: Walla Walla Sen. Hewitt returns week after surgery
• CRASH: Yakima man hurt in roll-over wreck on I-182 in Richland
• INVESTIGATION: Possible cockfighting operation discovered during Grant County suicide call
• FUGITIVE:Washington man finds time to update Facebook after eluding police
• DEATH: Possible drug overdose investigated at Moses Lake home
• ARREST: Duo caught allegedly trying to use stolen cards at Kennewick gas stations
• RICHLAND: 2 men jailed in break-in, fight with brother
• CRIME: Richland police arrest armed felon
• PHILADELPHIA: Two firefighters killed in warehouse fire
• FATAL: Two dead in rollover crash near Mabton
• GAS PRICES: Average price of gasoline in Washington $4.14
• OREGON: Oxygen tank explosion injures man in Hillsboro
• TITANIC: Cruise ship retracing fateful voyage
• EASTER: Christians celebrate in Jerusalem
• CONDOR: Zookeeper’s quick thinking saves chick
• VANDALIZED: Kennewick woman’s Easter decorations stolen
• SPORTS: Game 2: Americans-Chiefs pregame
• TIED DOWN: Everett man accused of stabbing lawyers to be restrained for trial
• HOUSE FIRE: No one injured in early Saturday blaze in Yakima
• DEMOTED: Mount Washington may become hill
• YAKIMA: Missing snowmobiler found
• OLYMPIA: Senate OKs modified K-12 health care bill
• OLYMPIA: Senate OKs 4-year budget forecast requirement
• THOMAS KINKADE: Artist dies at age 54
• YAKIMA: Overdue snowmobiler sought
• CHINA: Teen sells kidney to buy gadgets
• OLYMPIA: House OKs ban on toxins in kids’ products
• SCREENINGS: Lourdes offering free mammograms
• WEATHER: Expect cloudy skies for Easter weekend
• SPORTS: Game 1: Ams-Chiefs pregame
• SPECIAL SESSION: Lawmakers work toward budget deal
• DEATH: Grant County woman died of hantavirus
• PENDLETON: Returning soldier surprises sons at school
• UPDATE: Car plunges into Richland canal
• SPECIAL ELECTION: Replacing Inslee may cost state $1M
• WARRANT: Washington Supreme Court limits police searches
• FIRE INVESTIGATION: Blaze burns car, boat in Kennewick
• FIRE: Basin City mobile home destroyed in early-morning blaze
• LOTTERY: Ticket misplaced, alleged Mega Millions winner says
• BONNEVILLE DAM: 2 salmon-eating sea lions killed by lethal injection
• COURT: Richland man sentenced for 2010 Claybell Park rape
• OCCUPY: Protesters bare breasts for Hanford
• MARSHALS ROUNDUP: 10 Moses Lake residents arrested in Grant County sweep
• PASCO AIRPORT: Two knives found in passenger’s bag of dirt
• OLYMPIA: Washington House passes budget; negotiations move along
• EGG HUNTS: Easter egg hunts this weekend
• SALON: Ulta Beauty opens in Kennewick today
• NO MORE: Agency won’t protect Upper Klamath chinook salmon
• WSU: Civil engineering becomes four-year program at Richland campus
• TRAFFIC: Expect delays Friday heading south over blue bridge from Pasco
• LEGALS: Ex-WSU star Leaf on 30-day hold in Montana jail
• CRASH: Semi-truck going too fast rolls on Hwy 221 near Prosser
• WHOOPSIE: 4 street names misspelled in Richland
• LEGISLATURE: Senator on disability seeks cuts to Wash. benefits
• WEATHER: Small chance of Tri-City thunderstorm today
• CENSUS: Tri-Cities is nation's fastest growing metro area
• POWELL: Father-in-law reportedly missed work day after mom disappeared
• LEGAL: 2 accused of selling marijuana in EWU dorm
• TIRES: Monday deadline to remove studded tires in Oregon
• TAX RETURNS: IRS reminds taxpayers about Free File
• LEGAL: Bonney Lake football coach quits after ASB money is missing
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities might see thunderstorm
• UPDATE: Autopsy shows Sunnyside man died from head trauma, not gunshot
• FIGHT: 14 prisoners involved in fight in Walla Walla prison gang unit
• CRIME: Sheriff’s gang unit makes 2 drug arrests in Richland
• FRANKLIN COUNTY: Assistant Public Works director returning to work; commissioners find no fault in Huston case
• SCHOOL SHOOTING: Boy says ’I’m sorry’ in letter
• JEOPARDY: Senator’s plan reaches quiz show
• COURT: Tri-City homebuilder sentenced to 30 days for fraudulent tax return
• HOLLYWOOD: Walla Walla’s Adam West added to Hollywood Walk of Fame
• SNOWPACK: WA at 137 percent of average
• KATRINA: 5 ex-cops sentenced in Katrina killings case
• ICE: Fingerprint analysis for identification program activated in Washington
• CRIME: Pasco cops looking for suspects in gang-related shooting
• CELEBRITY: Actor Erik Estrada to be in Tri-Cities
• LOTTERY: 8 in Washington won $250,000 in Mega Millions
• COURTS: Alaska reviews federal gun-shop liability law
• BUSINESS: Amway plant at Quincy to process herbs
• DOGS: West Richland moves forward on animal control
• HOAX: Kennewick radio station fakes 'pirate'
• WHOOPING COUGH: State recommends vaccine (w/pdf)
• RICHLAND: Double lung transplant recipient dies
• UPDATE: Pasco murder suspect found guilty
• HOCKEY: KVEW to carry at least 3 games of Ams vs. Chiefs series
• STORMS: Tornadoes reported near Dallas-Fort Worth area
• HANFORD: Feds award $1.3 million grant to help laid-off workers
• JOBLESS: Washington losing 26 weeks of unemployment benefits
• WHOOPING COUGH: Health secretary says pertussis at epidemic levels in WA
• COURT: Brother tells detective Pasco murder suspect never shot gun
• TO THE SKIES: Horizon Air to fly daily Portland-Pasco route
• CRIME: Benton City man convicted of manslaughter in Mabton-area slaying
• TRIAL: Pasco murder suspect's brother refuses to testify
• AIR TRAVEL: Allegiant to charge passengers for using bin space
• WISCONSIN: Woman, 80, lands plane after pilot passes out
• ENTERPRISE: Oregon counties to divide $82K for wolf effects
• GRANGER: Missing Sunnyside man found shot dead
• SPOKANE: ’Do not occupy’ order for Ridpath Hotel
• DELAYS: Warm weather means construction on I-90 at Snoqualmie Pass
• SHOTS FIRED: Cops ID religious college shooting suspect as One Goh, 43
• NUCLEAR: U.S. production falls as reactors shut in 4 states
• FAIR: REO Speedwagon, Foghat to headline Benton Franklin Fair
• WEATHER: Last month was 2nd windiest March at Hanford
• OPERATION: Walla Wall Sen. Hewitt OK after surgery to remove tumor
• CRIME: Richland police use Taser on bank robbery suspect with wrench
• WASHINGTON: Gregoire calls special election to replace Inslee
• WANTED: Kennewick police seeking woman for questioning in burglaries
• HOT TOPIC: Interest in 1940 U.S. Census paralyzes website
• UPDATE: White Pass names worker who died in ski accident
• SPORTS: Ex-WSU QB Leaf arrested 2nd time in Montana
• TRAFFIC: Inspections planned on Snake River bridges near Pasco
• HOCKEY: Dates confirmed for Ams-Chiefs playoff series
• AT THE PUMP: Average price of gasoline in Washington $4.12; $4.05 Tri-Cities
• SENTENCING: Dog theft-ransom nets 3-year term for Longview man
• ENERGY: Dutch Bros. offers free new drink today
• NEW MENU: Burger King launches new lineup
• DENVER: News anchor back after televised dog bite
• PENNSYLVANIA: School bus driver gets 2 DUIs within 17 hours
• BOISE: Vet seeking dogs to be blood donors
• OUTDOORS: Man, 18, dies in Whitman County kayak accident
• CONCERT: Benton Franklin Fair lineup opens with country star Niemann
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• BASKETBALL: UW's Ross decides to enter NBA draft
• BURGLARS: Targets found in obituaries
• SPILLED MILK: Semi-truck rolls in Bellevue
• WIND: Gusts of up to 43 mph expected in Tri-Cities
• SPORTS: Badger Mountain Challenge results
• MORMON MEETING: Leaders warn against secularism
• CRIME: Montana police spent month investigating ex-WSU star
• CHAVEZ: Farmworkers march on Chavez's birthday in Yakima
• LEGISLATURE: Lawmakers head to Olympia for special session's end
• CRIME: Kennewick police make arrests in 2 burglaries
• WEATHER: Rainy weekend ahead for Mid-Columbia
• LEGAL: Texas seeks to revoke probation for ex-WSU star Leaf
• LIQUOR: State high court to hear privatization case
• CRASH: Five injured in one-car accident near Walla Walla
• YIELD: Two injured in collision on Highway 12 in Pasco
• GOLF: Demo day today at Golf Universe in Kennewick
• FEVER: Leads Wyoming Cavalry 30-19 in 2nd quarter
• SPORTS: Former Washington State quarterback Ryan Leaf arrested
• SPORTS: Weather-related cancellations
• POLITICS: Hastings announces re-election bid
• POLITICS: Walla Walla Senator Hewitt has tumor in abdomen
• LONG ODDS: Tri-Citians contribute to $1.5B wagered on record jackpot
• COURT: Equipment problems cause Pasco murder trial delay
• COURT: Pasco man sentenced to life for girlfriend's murder
• EVENTS: What's happening March 31
• WEATHER: Wind and rain continues to rattle Mid-Columbia
• FREE LAUNDRY: Garden Christian Assembly members donate supplies and quarters
• MARYLAND: Motorist dressed as Batman escapes ticket (with photos)
• FLOODING CONCERNS: Heavy rains fill many Oregon rivers
• FATAL FIRE: Woman fleeing Moxee house fire failed to make it
• TRAFFIC: Semi-truck tips on side, blocks Highway 240
• EVENTS: What's happening March 30
• SCHOOL: Richland students questioned in gun incident
• SPORTS: Texas' Darvish to make debut vs. Seattle
• CHILD PROSTITUTION: Governor signs bill insisting sex ad sellers check ID
• STATE: Gregoire to sign law keeping Pasco family out of ex-cop's pension
• QUILT SHOW: Artists to display textiles at Kennewick convention center (w/ gallery, video)
• MEMORIAL: Family to remember Richland High student Sunday
• CRIME: Home burglaries on the rise in Kennewick
• UPDATE: Water line break leaks 1 million gallons in Prosser (w/ video)
• IDAHO: Legislature passes felony animal cruelty law
• BUDGET: Gregoire pushes compromise plan
• CRASH: Shredding truck hits bank in Kennewick
• BASKETBALL: Pedley, Leavitt, Khadidja Toure on All-State first team
• PROBLEM: School turnaround program mostly failing in Washington
• DISAGREEMENT: Sunnyside council meeting dissolves into name-calling
• FORECAST: Heavy snow for WA Cascade passes
• AFGHANISTAN: Another JBLM Stryker brigade heading out
• SEATTLE: Mayor to announce police reforms
• MILL POND: Ecology OKs removal of dam
• CUTENESS ALERT: First baby wallaby for Seattle zoo (w/pics)
• 'WALMART OF WEED': U.S. capital gets garden store for medical pot growers
• CONSTRUCTION: I-182 westbound lanes to close tonight for bridge work
• BEST BUY: Plans to cut costs, open and close stores
• COMMENCEMENT: Gregoire to speak May 5 at WSU Pullman graduation
• WASHINGTON: Smithsonian showcases replica of monster snake
• TACOMA: Zoo introducing new tiger from Hawaii
• WINTER DRIVING: Heavy snow forecast in Washington Cascade passes
• BOEING: Worker trapped under 787 leaves hospital
• SPORTS: Game 4: Ams-Silvertips pregame
• POT: Group pushes initiatives in 6 WA cities
• GRADUATION: EPA chief to speak at UW
• CRIME: Texting, eating in stolen truck leads to wreck, arrest in Kennewick
• WEATHER: Snow in Cascades, rain in Tri-Cities forecast
• COLLISION: Boy, 13, avoids serious injuries after being hit in West Richland
• EMBEZZLEMENT CASE: Franklin County to buy $1 million in financial software
• TACOMA: Manslaughter charged in toddler’s death
• MEGA MILLIONS: 3 in WA win $250,000 in draw
• COURT: Seattle defense lawyer to step in on Pasco murder case
• HOCKEY: Ams' Holland suspended 1 game
• OREGON: Studded tire deadline extended
• CRIME: Pasco man arrested after failed attempt to outrun Richland officers
• LOTTERY: Mega Millions jackpot up to $500 million
• UPDATE: Charges might be filed in toddler’s death at Tacoma gas station
• PORTLAND: Bottled war foes oppose Nestle plant in Oregon
• IDAHO: Museum seeks new home for century-old turbine
• VERMONT: Snow plow driver, wife charged in woman's death
• PORTLAND: Horizon Air crew reports unruly child
• BASEBALL: Ackley, Ichiro lead M's to season-opening win in Tokyo (w/ gallery)
• CRIME: Pasco woman facing trial claims kleptomania
• SNOW REMOVAL: Salt helps saves Kennewick money
• SPORTS: Game 3: Ams 0, Silvertips 0 end of first
• COLUMBIA RIVER: Two sewage spills discovered
• MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEM: Feds, Oregon agree on community mental health fix
• LAYOFFS: Grant to help former workers at DOE's Idaho lab
• SPORTS: Events cancelled today in Walla Walla
• ROAD WORK: I-182 at Queensgate in Richland to close Thursday
• TSUNAMI: More suspected debris found on Washington coast
• PERTUSSIS: Washington headed for whooping cough record
• FUNDRAISER: Account set up to help Tri-City girl with tumor
• MONROE: Deputy shoots man armed with knife
• INDIANA: Freight train derails, catches fire
• NASA: Launches suborbital rockets from Virginia
• OHIO: Century-old light bulb from site still works
• RESCUE: Man found after hour in water off West Seattle
• DALLAS: Material related to Nazi art theft to be unveiled
• UPDATE: Franklin County's underwater robot helps finds body in Potholes
• TRIAL: Afghan shooting suspect likely to face court-martial at Lewis-McChord base
• 102% CAPACITY: Washington prisons running out of room
• WASHINGTON: McKenna challenges Inslee to 15 debates
• MUSIC: Count Basie Orchestra concert this week
• MUSIC: All-City Fifth Grade Choral Fest begins tonight at Kamiakin (w/ video, gallery)
• EMBEZZLEMENT CASE: Franklin County fires Public Works director
• WINE: Richland, Walla Walla restaurants win state awards
• PASCO: Defense says murder suspect saved lives of victims’ daughters
• COURT: Judge refuses to move Franklin County murder trial (w/ gallery)
• CRIME: Drive-by shooting cancels high school soccer game in Mattawa
• AAA: Average price of gasoline in Washington $4.07
• FIRE: Pasco apartments damaged
• NEW MEXICO: ’Lost’ trunk returned after 24 years
• STORM: Thousands without power as Calif. storm retreats
• OREGON: Most favor continuing motorboat ban on Waldo Lake
• ARKANSAS: Boy, 3, disappears from scout camp
• UPDATE: Balloon pilot tried to climb over storm
• BEEF: Canada recall crosses border into U.S.
• IDAHO: Lawmaker targets daylight-saving time
• ASOTIN: Stink bomb costly for Idaho man
• CRIME: Drive-by shooting cancels high school soccer game in Mattawa
• CRIME: Pilot Rock high-speed chase nets 3 suspects
• FACEBOOK: Senators ask feds to probe requests for passwords
• WALLA WALLA: Traffic halted as police used Taser to subdue man
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• SEATTLE: 56 trees to be painted blue
• TACOMA: Leopard cubs make debut at zoo
• 911: Benton County warns of database scam
• PALAHNIUK: Semi-truck rolls, strikes ’Fight Club’ author
• SPORTS: Ams-Silvertips pregame
• BASKETBALL: Western Washington beats Montevallo for D-II title
• TODAY: Looking for something to do?
• HEROIN: Everett toddler may have inhaled drug
• SPORTS: Game 1, Ams 4, Silvertips 1, end of first
• WARNING: 911 scam alert in effect
• NEW LAW: Governor signs insurance exchange bill
• VIDEO: Richland activists protest health care act (w/ gallery)
• Americans playoff gear on sale tonight
• ASSAULT: Gang fight leads to arrest of Kenenwick boy, 16
• EVACUATION: Letter with powdery substance found in Umatilla prison administration mail room
• CLOWNING AROUND: Man caught trespassing on railroad tracks
• HANFORD: Vit plant subcontractor accused of meddling in DOE investigation
• UPDATE: Another suspect sought in Sunnyside homicide
• WSU: Regents OK new social lounge for Pullman
• STATE: Gregoire signs bill allowing "tire socks" in Washington
• EXXON VALDEZ: Tanker sold, likely destined for scrap heap
• COURT: Jury selected for Franklin County murder trial
• CRIME: Kennewick police searching for two robbery suspects
• SOLD: President Ford’s home fetches $1.68 million
• OREGON COAST: Whale watch week begins Saturday
• MODESTO: Clerk’s wallet stops bullet during robbery struggle
• SEATTLE: Innocent plea in bigamy case on Facebook
• Chemical explosion at Portland factory injures 2
• OLYMPIA: Pot legalization could raise $560M
• CANCELED: Sextape Chronicles tour canceled in Kennewick
• POLLUTION: Oregon man gets jail, fine for sloppy cattle operation
• WOLVES: Washington estimates wolf packs doubled to 10
• Rimmer, Shinnimin on Western Conference first team
• AFGHAN SHOOTINGS: Washington soldier to be charged with 17 counts of murder
• UPDATE: Prosser woman dies this morning in car crash on Highway 221
• UPDATE: Snoqualmie Pass is reopened
• WATERVILLE: Teacher to get $430K to resign
• CRASH: Mesa girl, 3, at Harborview after roll-over in Franklin County
• PINK SLIME: Albertsons, Safeway to stop buying filler meat
• SCHOOL SHOOTING: Defense lawyers outline plan
• TRIAL: Judge refuses to end murder trial in Pasco
• CANCELED: Queen Latifah cancels Spokane appearance
• HANFORD: Defense board holds vit plant public hearing in Kennewick today
• HOMICIDE: Prosser man, 18, wanted in gang-related Sunnyside shooting
• CRASH: 2 drivers injured in early morning wreck on I-82 near Kennewick
• McCLATCHY: CEO Pruitt to step down
• SNOW: Deadline to remove studded tires extended to April 16
• IDAHO: Abortion foes do live ultrasounds in Capitol
• ELWHA RIVER: 1 dam gone, 1 going
• CONCERT: KISS/Motley Crue tickets on sale March 24
• JOBLESS: Washington unemployment rate drops to 8.2 percent
• CONTROVERSY: Washington to appeal Plan B court ruling
• EMBEZZLEMENT CASE: Franklin County to ask judge to freeze ex-manager’s assets
• VIDEO: Tour the Benton-Franklin Humane Society's new home
• UPDATE: Kennewick High teen arrested in alleged off-campus robbery of student
• COURT: Suspect causes uproar during trial in Pasco slaying
• HOSPITALS: Kadlec identifies Kennewick location for freestanding ER
• TACOMA DOME: Gift means roof can be cleaned
• WISCONSIN: Mysterious booms rattle city early Wednesday
• FATAL: One killed in wrong-way fatality on I-5 in Seattle
• PORTLAND: Willie Nelson endorses marijuana initiative
• SPORTS: High school scores for Tuesday, March 20
• UPDATE: SWAT arrests burglary suspect
• WSU: Judge reduces fine for campus safety
• PNNL: Cell phones could recognize texting while driving (w/ video)
• UPDATE: Murder charge filed in retired principal's death
• SCHOOLS: Kennewick High locked down to locate student
• ACCUSED SOLDIER: Assault charge in Tacoma against Bales stemmed from casino incident
• HANFORD: Plenty of seats remain open for tours of B Reactor
• FACEBOOK: Employers ask job seekers for Facebook passwords
• EARTHQUAKE: Strong, long 7.6 quake shakes Mexico City
• COURT: Woman sent to prison for 2010 fatal Pasco crash
• CONGRESS: Rep. Smith says bring troops home
• COLORADO: Aspen man gets bike back from ’Drunk’ needing ride
• NEW MEXICO: Puppy taken from 4-year-old returned
• WASHINGTON: National Cathedral to open tower for one day
• RENTON: Boy, 14, arrested with unloaded gun at school
• WASHINGTON: Fire extinguished at a State Dept. building in DC
• UPDATE: Selah shooting ruled accidental
• CRASH: Grandview man killed in wreck in Sunnyside
• EVENT: Walk through an inflatable colon in Pasco on Tuesday
• UPDATE: Kennewick police still searching for suspects in Sunday stabbing
• ZILLAH: Historic Teapot Dome to move
• POTHOLE: Repair closes Highway 395 lane near Pasco
• WEATHER: Cold air aloft brings chance of Tri-Cities rain-snow mix
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• FATAL: Pasco man, 33, killed in crash near Bend, Ore.
• FIRE: Early-morning blaze destroys trailer at Pasco RV park
• CRIME: Pain medication, jewelry stolen in Kennewick home-invasion robbery
• HANFORD: Registration for B Reactor tours opens tonight
• UTAH: Crash victim planning wedding proposal dies
• MASSACHUSETTS: Nine-year-old boy summoned to jury duty
• OREGON: Tualatin church damaged in fire
• KELSO:Opponents try to cut off liquor privatization
• DROWNING: Boy's body found in Lake Limerick
• SCHOOLS: WA high school grad rate rising
• LIVE REPORT: Boys Media Classic basketball from YVCC
• LIVE REPORT: Girls Media Classic basketball from YVCC
• FATAL: One dead in Moses Lake house fire
• CRIME: Kennewick police investigating assault
• CRIME: Troopers report 22 DUI arrests in Oregon
• WILDLIFE: County officials teaming with legal firm to delist caribou in Idaho
• REGION: Pendleton homeless program receives federal grant
• SPORTS: Tri-Cities Junior Americans win state championship
• HERALD: Delivery delayed because of press malfunction
• SPORTS: Americans-Chiefs pregame
• UPDATE: Franklin County firefighters investigate Juniper Dunes fire as 'suspicious'
• SPORTS: Mid-Columbia scores for Saturday, March 17
• REGION: Selah woman killed in possible accidental shooting
• POLITICS: Kennewick Councilman Bob Parks formally announces 8th District run
• AMERICANS: Everett at Tri-City
• CRASH: Heppner man jailed after suspected drunken driving wreck
• CRIME: Richland police arrest suspect in construction site thefts
• EVENT: Paintball tourney this weekend in Richland
• BPA: Reward offered for info about worker missing for 25 years
• EVENTS: Comedy show, concert, arts show today
• CRIME: Kennewick man stabbed during domestic violence assault
• HONORED: 11 received Crystal Apple Awards today
• MEDICAL: Richland chiropractor suspended
• ELECTION: November vote in 1st District possible
• OLYMPIA: Gregoire pledges to veto charter schools bill
• COURT: Gang member gets 14-year sentence for Pasco shooting
• CRIME: Deputies make arrests in Benton City burglary case
• STORMS: Flood, avalanche chances high
• NOT IN OREGON: GOP candidates cancel presidential debate
• COLUMBIA: Feds OK killing sea lions
• BUDGET: GOP pushes plan without education cuts
• FLU: Health officials say season is here
• SHOOTING: Bremerton couple in court for son who accidentally shot girl
• THE BEEF: No 'pink slime' on menu in Washington schools
• DAYTON: Power outage affects schools
• AVALANCHE CONTROL: Traffic stopped both ways on I-90
• COLORADO: Man ticketed after cat refuses to go for jog
• TEXAS: Mom to be reunited with son who vanished in ’04
• NEW ALERT SYSTEM: Blue alert for cop killers
• REWARD: $25,000 offered in tire dumping near Prosser
• FATAL:Two killed in plane crash in Columbia County, OR
• TONIGHT: Richland forum to cover open records, meetings
• BLAZE: Fire destroys home on Wendell Phillips Road in Sunnyside
• COLUMBIA SPORTSWEAR: 80 layoffs amid grim forecast
• YAKIMA: 6-year-old playing with matches starts fire
• UPDATE: Prosser man killed in cattle truck wreck near Paterson
• EVENT: Sen. Delvin at Mainstream Republicans in Kennewick tonight
• HANFORD: Sen. Murray presses Chu on vit plant confidence
• HANFORD: Learn about vit plant at Richland open house tonight
• CRIME: Sentence added for Walla Walla prison stabbing
• MUSIC: Mad Hatters Glee-esque show Thursday
• COURT: Defense to oversee DNA testing in Pasco mother's death
• AUCTION: Salem witch trials document up for auction
• SHOOTOUT: Portland police wound man in shootout
• RESTRICTION LIFTED: Mobile home movement cleared by WSDOT
• TACOMA: 3-year-old kills self with gun in car
• WINTER WEATHER: Storm bringing heavy snow to Washington Cascades
• Game Day: Cougars at Americans
• SCIENCE: Hanford High student places 2nd in prestigious contest
• SHOOTING: Girl shot in stomach doesn't have working small intestine
• SCHOOLS: Pasco study session postponed
• JOBS: Unemployment in Tri-Cities hits 10 percent
• CORPS: Kennewick meeting tonight on birds and salmon
• COURT: Pasco man pleads innocent in roommate death
• POLITICS: Delvin announces Benton County commissioner run
• ELECTION: Benton County Commissioner Bowman will not run again
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities under wind advisory today
• WALLA WALLA: Suspect charged in informant killing
• EVENTS: Ice Age flood talk tonight
• LAS VEGAS: Leprechaun to test crosswalk safety
• DAMAGED: Jet rolls off taxiway at Atlanta’s airport
• TALLEST MAN: World’s tallest man may have stopped growing
• BELLINGHAM: WWU student treated for meningococcal infection
• TRAIN CRASH: One dies after train-vehicle crash in Montana
• SPORTS: Hermiston softball coach dies
• FIRE: Crews responding to Finley house fire (w/video)
• HIGH-SPEED CHASE: Woman leads police through Yakama reservation
• UPDATE: Suspect in attempted Sunnyside rape turns self in
• UPDATE: 39 students injured in Quincy school bus crash
• WRECK: 2 hurt when pickup rolls north of Pasco today
• HANFORD: New leader named for tank farms contractor
• CRIME: Pasco man arrested in stolen guns investigation
• FLIGHT DIVERTED: Boston-Chicago flight lands in NY over threat call
• FATAL: Police say child, driver die in Indianapolis bus crash
• YAKIMA: Newlywed cancer patient dies
• GAS PRICES: Average price of gas in Washington $3.98
• STORM: Wind, rain, snow for Washington
• WEATHER: High winds to continue tonight, Monday
• Game Day: Prince George at Tri-City
• HOT SEAT: Couple sue, say seat warmer caused injury
• MARYSVILLE: Officer’s daughter shot dead by sibling
• FISHERMEN: Search suspended for 4 missing
• LA GRANDE: Bomb scare delays Greyhound
• SHOOTING: Soldier suspected in killing 16 Afghanis from Washington
• MESA: Debris cleared after train strikes trailer
• ROADS: Dust closes Highway 97 near Toppenish
• I-82: Lane closures start Monday
• PENDLETON: Man dies after taxi strikes cow
• SPORTS: Tri-Cities Fever improves to 3-0 with win over Colorado
• SPORTS: Fever leads Ice after three quarters
• SPORTS: Fever lead Colorado Ice at halftime
• SPORTS: Fever trail Ice after first quarter
• INSLEE: Congressman to resign to focus on run for governor
• TECH: Tri-City Herald app available for iPhone
• COMMUNITY: Junior Achievement nears fundraising goal
• CRIME: Restaurant robbed by armed man
• CRASH: Four injured east of Burbank
• COAST: Four fishermen missing off Washington
• EVENTS: What's happening March 10
• ST. PATRICK DAY FOOT RACE: Organizers expect 2,000 runners for Saturday's run
• SCHOOL SHOOTING: Supervision issues raised
• SHOOTING: Judge, deputy wounded in courthouse attack
• SPORTS: WSU women fall to California 64-49 in Pac-12 semifinal
• HANFORD: B Reactor tours open to school children
• BACK HOME: USS Nimitz arrives at Everett port
• LOTTERY: Laid-off Hanford worker from Kennewick wins $250,000
• CRASH: Richland motorcyclist wrecks in roundabout
• WANTED: Kennewick bounty hunter sought for impersonating police
• CRASH: Woodland man unhurt when his plane flips
• FLORIDA: Judge’s stolen nameplate seen on Facebook
• HEIST: About $275K recovered from $2.3M Pittsburgh heist
• CRIME: Columbia Basin Dive & Rescue plays key role in Walla Walla murder investigation
• HANFORD: Energy secretary will look at speeding land transfer (w/video)
• ART: Regional student art show at CBC
• CRIME: Photos, video of Pasco robbery suspect released
• HANFORD: Watch new DOE video on nuclear reservation’s future
• MEN'S BASKETBALL: Oregon State upsets UW 86-84
• EVENTS: What's happening March 9
• NUKE PANEL: US should rethink emergency plans
• HANFORD: Vit plant open house scheduled in Richland
• WRECK: Semi flips in Kennewick double roundabout
• AGRICULTURE: WA driver's license law for farmers to change
• STATE: Washington to auction off state-run liquor stores
• RECYLING: Richland's Barracuda Coffee recognized by Ecology
• ELECTED: New Mexico man who can't enter city hall wins mayoral race
• FIRED UP: Laptop-shooting NC dad saved daughter’s data
• UPDATE: Pasco man, 27, arrested in murder investigation
• IDAHO: Twin Falls officials approve zip line
• POLICE: Death investigated at Pasco mobile home park
• NWAACC TOURNEY: CBC women wins title with 60-59 victory over Yakima Valley
• OLYMPIA: Senate passes transportation budget
• WA House: Roll-your-own cigarettes must be taxed
• FRAUD: ‘09 letter points finger at Franklin Co. manager (w/pdf of letter)
• SPORTS: Southridge boys basketball, wrestling coaches resign
• WANTED: Armed Pasco man sought in Kennewick burglary
• SHOOTING: Boy, 9, sentenced to probation in Bremerton school shooting
• FIRE: Chimney once again cause of White Swan blaze
• MOSES LAKE: Man shoots 2 during attempted pot theft
• OLYMPIA: Special session odds increase as deadline nears
• OLYMPIA: Bail bill dies in Washington Legislature
• VISIT: Travel guru Rick Steves blogs about the Tri-Cities
• UPDATE: Kennewick man jailed after allegedly firing gun in apartment
• HANFORD: All tour seats claimed in record time this morning
• BADGER MOUNTAIN: Volunteers needed for trail work this weekend
• PROPOSED: Sales tax bill clears House committee
• YAKIMA: Second search callout for inexperienced snowmobiler
• FATAL FIRE: Special Forces soldier dies trying to save kids
• CONGRESS: Rep. Donald Payne of New Jersey dies at age 77
• ARRESTS: Computer hackers face charges in New York
• SPORTS: CBC women headed back to NWAACC championship
• CRIME: Benton City woman jailed after allegedly shooting at ex-husband
• SPORTS: CBC women lead at halftime in NWAACC semifinals
• BASKETBALL: WSU's Motum wins Pac-12 Most Improved award
• SHOOTING: Warrant issued for mom in Wash. school shooting
• OLYMPIA: House passes supplemental transportation budget
• UPDATE: Kennewick apartments evacuated after man fires gun (w/ video)
• UPDATE: 1 home lost in White Swan fire
• LIQUOR: Fate of initiative has distillers in limbo
• FEMA: 11 counties to get aid for snowstorm damage
• ENERGY: Gregoire OKs Columbia Gorge wind farm
• CONGRESS: Dicks' retirement causes stir in Ohio
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities under wind advisory until 7 p.m.
• POLITICS: Gig Harbor's Kilmer wants to replace Dicks
• CRIME: 5 arrested in Othello home-invasion robbery
• LOCKDOWN: Officials investigating prisoner fight at Coyote Ridge
• NEW POLICE CHIEF: Walla Walla hires Vancouver PD’s Bieber
• FATAL: Lewiston man dies after being struck by van
• WILD TURKEY: Detroit-area woman stalked by aggressive bird
• EARTHQUAKE: 4.0 quake shakes San Francisco Bay area
• GAS PRICES: Average price of gasoline up 8 cents in a week
• CRIME: Police seek suspect in fatal Moxee stabbing
• WEATHER: Wind, snow showers in the Mid-Columbia forecast
• BLAZE: Mobile home fire in Sunnyside contained to bedroom
• Fever defeat Nebraska 38-23
• CHASE: Kennewick teen arrested after stolen-car chase stops I-182 traffic
• STATE PARKS: Free admission March 18-19
• WANTED: Sunnyside police looking for suspect in attempted rape of 64-year-old woman
• IDAHO: House debates ATV-hunting privileges
• OLYMPIA: Solutions for toxic runoff sought
• CRIME: About 20 shots fired at a Sunnyside home, no one injured
• CRIME: Detectives still seek pregnant woman's killer
• SCHOOLS: Kennewick offers free breakfast this week
• WILDLIFE: McNary refuge burning planned in next 2 weeks
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• TRAVEL: The decline of Washington state paper map
• UPDATE: Romney wins Washington's GOP caucuses, adds to delegate lead
• CAUCUSES: Romney winning in Benton, Franklin counties
• STORMS: Towns search for survivors after at least 35 killed in South, Midwest
• LIQUOR SALES: Judge's ruling upholds most of I-1183, clearing way for retailers
• LOOK UP: Nights to brighten with 5 planets
• BUDGET: WA Senate Republicans pass plan early Saturday, moves to House
• SPORTS: Kamiakin boys finish fifth at state after loss to University
• POLITICS: Local GOP apologizes for turning 1,500 away from caucuses in Kennewick
• LIVE BLOG: Boys 3A state tournament, Kamiakin vs. University
• HANFORD: Workers exposed to isotope last month
• POLITICS: Hastings reproaches Obama in radio address
• POLITICS: Washington GOP caucuses start at 10 a.m. today
• MISSING: Franklin County’s underwater robot used in search for Moses Lake man
• LIVE BLOG: Boys 3A state tournament, Kamiakin vs. Seattle Prep
• Game Day: Portland at Tri-City
• Wash. Senate GOPers try to take over Dem budget
• Docs: Josh Powell took pictures of strangers' legs
• LIVE BLOG: Girls 3A state tournament, Kamiakin vs. Shorecrest
• NHL's Coyotes sign Ams' Shinnimin
• SPORTS: Kamiakin girls eliminated from 3A state tournament
• UPDATE: Gun, drugs found in Kennewick home targeted by drive-by
• WATER: $4 billion plan proposed for Yakima water supplies
• SCHOOLS: Richland middle school locked down briefly today
• UPDATED: Rep. Dicks won't run again
• COURT: Benton City man apologizes, gets life for raping girl over 6 years
• TORNADO: Homes wrecked in Alabama
• OSCAR-WINNER: Recent WWU graduate meets with students
• PESTICIDES: Organic pesticides fail in Ashland parks
• CRASH: Wrong-way driver on I-5 in Seattle
• MISSING: Search ends for missing cruise passenger
• SLAIN TROOPER: Memorial service honors Kent man
• CAMPAIGN: Hundreds arrive for Santorum rally in Pasco
• STATE SPORTS: Kamiakin girls lose to Franklin 64-51
• STATE SPORTS: Kamiakin boys beat Kennedy Catholic 58-47
• LIVE BLOG: Girls 3A state tournament, Kamiakin vs. Franklin
• IRAQ: Slain teacher from religious WA family
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities’ March may be cooler, rainier than usual
• CONGRESS: Hastings to give GOP weekly address Saturday
• LIVE BLOG: Boys 3A state tournament, Kamiakin vs. Kennedy
• EXHIBIT: WSU archives on display March 15 at Richland campus
• SALEM: OR Senate splits on gun bills
• WENATCHEE: Gregoire OKs bill to stave off arena debt
• FATAL FIRE: Mobile home fire caused by smoking, started on couch
• MEDIA: Conservative publisher Breitbart dies in LA at 43
• HOCKEY: WHL names Ams' Shinnimin as player of month
• UPDATE: Kennewick driver, 19, jailed after hitting boy at bus stop
• ASSAULT: Kennewick man stabbed in apparent fight over a woman
• POLITICS: Santorum campaign hoping for help from Gingrich
• COURT: WA can cut immigrant food program
• HOUSE: Tolls at Columbia River crossing OK'd
• CORPS: Ice Harbor mooring "dolphin" declared hazardous
• CRIME: 1 more arrest made in Kennewick drive-by shooting
• CAMPAIGN: Time set for Santorum event Thursday in Pasco
• HOUSE: Dem freshmen call for tax code changes
• JOBS: WA’s unemployment rate drops again
• LIQUOR: Bars, restaurants can buy from distillers
• COURT: Richland nanny pursuing 'shaken-baby' defense, delays trial
• FATAL: Prosser pedestrian killed by pickup
• MEMORIAL: Thousands expected for trooper memorial in Kent
• UPDATE: No sign of engine trouble in Mount Si plane crash
• SEVERE WEATHER: Intense storms batter Midwest
• CRASH: Coast Guard helicopter goes down in Alabama
• Game Day: T-birds at Americans
• POLITICS: Santorum to visit Pasco on Thursday
• CAMPAIGN: Romney wins AZ, pulling ahead in MI
• FRAUD: FBI investigated former Franklin Co. official
• CRIME: Thieves swipe Miss Washington crown, sash, car
• OLYMPIA: Senate passes bill that could dismantle state jurisdiction over tribes
• CRIME: Six arrested in Kennewick drive-by shooting
• OLYMPIA: House OKs 2 cars per Discover Pass
• REGION: Oscar-winning alum returns to Western campus
• Inquest ordered into police shooting of Kent man
• CAMPAIGN: Santorum to visit Tri-Cities or Walla Walla
• BURBANK: Crews work to clean up Snake River oil spill
• WA SHOOTING: Wounded Bremerton girl upgraded to serious condition
• COURT: Driver pleads guilty for fatal Pasco crash
• COURT: Jury finds aggravating circumstances in Pasco murder
• CRIME: Two homes hit in Kennewick shooting
• BURBANK: Schools on lockdown following threat
• WEATHER: More snow in forecast for Eastern Washington
• UPDATE: Second Ohio student dies, classes to resume
• UPDATE: School shooting victim improves
• RESCUED: Lost snowmobilers rescued on Mt. Spokane
• OREGON:New policy would ban guns on university campuses
• UPDATE: Guilty verdict returned in Pasco murder case (w/ video)
• FREE PANCAKES: IHOP serving up free pancakes Tuesday
• UPDATE: Troopers identify man killed in Milton-Freewater crash (w/photo)
• BUSINESS: Nominations open for Tri-Cities small business awards
• HOCKEY: Tampa Bay's Connolly won't play for Ams
• TRAFFIC: 12 vehicles crash near Pendleton on black ice
• CRIME: 4 arrests made in Kennewick paintball spree
• Tri-Cities IHOP offer free stack to celebrate pancake day
• CRIME: Kennewick bank deposits stolen
• WEATHER: Small chance of more Tri-City snow this week
• PENDLETON: Middle school briefly locked down
• COURT: Pasco murder suspect decides not to testify
• AAA: WA gas up 22 cents; Tri-Cities’ gas below average
• HOCKEY: Ams' Shinnimin named WHL player of the week
• DAYTONA 500: Start rescheduled
• SHOOTING: Reported at Ohio high school
• CAUTION: Mid-Columbia roadways icy today
• SEX OFFENDER: High-risk transient now lives in Benton County
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• COLUMBIA RIVER: Cargo ship adrift near mouth
• STATE BASKETBALL: Kamiakin's Hardwood Classic matchups announced
• CRAFT SPIRITS: Law changes open way for boom in WA distilleries
• WENATCHEE: Bill to allow sales tax hike for arena
• MONTANA: Lone wolf trots through Kalispell
• OLYMPIA: Washington could be first to require abortion coverage
• FUNDRAISER: Junior Achievement bowling event begins Monday
• TRAC: Home and Garden Show concludes today
• WEATHER: Snow causes crashes around Spokane
• FEVER: Updates from tonight's season opener
• CRIME: Kennewick man arrested after allegedly firing rifle at another man
• BREMERTON: Probation sought in school shooting
• BIOFUEL: Cantwell tours research lab at WSU Tri-Cities
• YAKIMA VALLEY: Man who killed for laptop sentenced
• SHERIFF: 4 more arrests in trooper investigation
• Game Day: Silvertips at Americans
• POWER: BPA celebrates new line to service Tri-Cities (w/ video, gallery)
• VIRUS: Tri-City health district confirms norovirus
• HIGH WINDS: National Weather Service issues warning
• CLOSURE: Dairy Fair Store in Sunnyside has closed
• Ki-Be High musical canceled
• PNNL: Obama cites Richland research in speech
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities under high wind warning until 11 p.m.
• DEATH: Missing Benton City man found in Yakima River
• PASCO TRAC: Home and Garden Show continues Feb. 25-26
• BASKETBALL: WSU offers Tri-City rally bus for Saturday
• UPDATE: Convicted sex offender living in Benton County changes name
• TROOPER SHOOTING: Woman accused of role in killing
• CONCERTS: Count Basie Orchestra comes to Tri-Cities
• ACCIDENT: Driver recovered from sunken car in Sinclair Inlet
• TERRORISM: Kansas GOP Senator latest to get powder-filled letter
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities wind watch issued for tonight, Saturday
• POLITICS: Gingrich speaks to 500 in Kennewick (w/ video, galleries)
• EVENTS: What's happening Feb. 24
• AWARDS: Tri-City drama students qualify for state thespian fest
• PALIN: Alaska releases last emails
• WOLVES: 14 shot by federal agents in ID
• CRIME: Possible suspect in trooper death shoots self
• POSTAL: Postal Service cutting 300 jobs in WA; Pasco services moving to Spokane
• MILITARY: Copter collision kills 7 Marines in Calif. desert
• SHOOTING: State patrol trooper killed in traffic stop in Kitsap County
• ELECTIONS: Gingrich to stop in Tri-Cities today
• POWDERY SUBSTANCE: Sen. Murray’s Seattle office gets mailed threat
• FAKING PREGNANCY: Student to sign her book Thursday at CBC
• Game Day: Everett at Tri-City
• WEATHER: Tri-City winds could hit 65 mph tonight
• SPORTS: Tri-City schools, Walla Walla announce new league name
• POLITICS: Newt Gingrich in Kennewick on Thursday
• UPDATE: Snoqualmie Pass reopens
• TRIAL: Pasco murder victim ignored warning to get help
• DEATH: Connell snowmobiler killed in Montana avalanche
• OLYMPIA: WA Senate proposes lower transportation fees than House
• POLITICS: Romney's son blasts Obama at Kennewick visit
• LEGISLATURE: House Democrats unveil state budget proposal
• WEATHER: Strong winds expected today, Wednesday
• COLLEGE: Enrollment down at Walla Walla CC
• YELLOW PAGES: Phone books to publish opt-out information
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• COLLEGE: HAAP, Kiwanis offer new scholarships for WSU Tri-Cities freshmen
• STATE BASKETBALL: Kamiakin opponents determined
• POLITICS: Mitt Romney's son in Kennewick on Tuesday
• WINE: Woodward Canyon announces ownership changes
• KENNEWICK: Collision blocks traffic at 10th, Highway 395
• TOWN HALL: Tri-City legislators schedule phone meeting Thursday night
• GAS: Average price in Washington is $3.64
• UPDATE: Walla Walla man suspected in police chase flown to Harborview
• WEATHER: Wet snow to change to rain
• OREGON: Teen dies after mixing helium, alcohol
• CRIME: Walla Walla police chase ends with fire, three injured
• UPDATE: Stevens Pass slide hit 4 skiers, killed 3
• OREGON: Senate mulls senior tax deferral program
• DONATIONS: UW receives record $334M
• OLYMPIA: Legislature to consider tribal rights bill
• MARIJUANA: WA residents get Oregon medical cards
• CRIME: 6 injured in suspected DUI crash in Richland
• HANFORD TOURS: Registration to begin March 6
• Statewide state basketball pairings
• CRASH: Motorcycle hits deer south of Moses Lake
• Game Day: Spokane at Tri-City
• SWIMMING: Boys state updates
• ACCIDENT: Two girls hit crossing Columbia Center Blvd.
• CAMPAIGN: Mitt Romney’s son plans Tri-Cities stop
• CRASH: Five Othello residents injured
• WEATHER: Wind in Tri-Cities; Snow on Snoqualmie
• SEATTLE: Zoo euthanizes elderly tiger
• FERNDALE: Crews douse fire at state’s largest oil refinery
• PLANE CRASH: Mount Si trails closed during investigation
• United Way of Benton and Franklin Counties February 2012 Newsletter
• CHEESE: WSU Creamery producing new flavor
• LIVE BLOG: CBBN boys 3A District championship, Kennewick at Kamiakin
• POLITICS: Crowd of about 1,500 in Richland to hear Ron Paul (w/ video)
• LIVE BLOG: CBBN girls 3A District championship, Eastmont at Kamiakin
• TRANSIT: Bus service limited on Presidents’ Day
• PSYCHOLOGIST: Powell complained of stress, in-laws, Mormon Church
• WAITSBURG: Town makes Sunset Magazine's Top 20 Fantasy Town list
• OBAMA VISITS: President promotes steps to boost U.S. trade
• SWIMMING: Boys state updates
• CONGRESS: Hastings presses for answers on Endangered Species Act
• AUTOPSY RESULTS: Franklin County inmate died from water intoxication
• GYMNASTICS: Southridge's Bjorge likely to qualify for finals
• SEN. MURRAY: GOP 'waging a war on women's health'
• POLICE CHASE: Prosser man arrested near Finley
• COMEDY: Rodney Carrington coming to TRAC in May
• KENNEWICK: 5-year-old boy hurt in fall in Badger Canyon
• PROSSER: Longtime Prosser police chief to retire
• GONZAGA: Desmond Tutu to be commencement speaker
• EXPORTS: Demand lifts WA to all-time high
• PASCO: Prosecutor says murder suspect planned to kill girlfriend
• UPDATE: Claybell Park rape suspect pleads guilty during trial
• POWELL: Dad won’t be buried near sons he killed
• HANFORD: Energy secretary says vit plant schedule at risk
• ENVIRONMENT: Interior Sec. Salazar plans Saturday visit to state
• STATE: Wash. budget shortfall down to about $500 million
• COURT: Pasco woman found competent to stand trial in mother’s death
• CABELA'S: Plans to open store in Union Gap
• HANFORD: Watch DOE video explaining tank farms and vit plant
• WALLA WALLA: Landfill area eyed for business park, gun club
• CONCERTS: Madonna's Seattle concert tickets on sale Feb. 21
• POWELL: Anti-crime group buys plots next to boys' grave so killer can't be buried there
• AGRICULTURE: New livestock permit months awa
• MCKENNA: $14K returned to foreclosure trustee firm
• OLYMPIA: Legislature closer to budget solution
• SEWAGE: Kennewick port-a-potty fine
• TRIAL: Pasco murder suspect will not claim self defense
• INVESTIGATORS: Powell used house in Graham area as ruse
• CRASH: 3 killed in small plane crash at Mount Si
• RON PAUL: Candidate coming to Richland
• ELECTION: School levy results
• Game Day: Giants at Americans
• SOCCER: Seattle Sounders women's team signs Solo
• POLICE DEPARTMENT: Sunnyside defers action on critical report
• CLAM DIG: Approved this weekend on Washington coast
• EDUCATION: Senate expected to vote on teacher evaluations
• STATE: Guns, roses may be latest WA license plates
• OREGON: Umatilla commissioner Hansell running for state senate
• CRIME: No motive, suspect in killing of pregnant Mattawa woman
• LEGISLATURE: WA Senate tries to revive film incentives
• HANFORD: Huizenga named senior advisor after no nomination
• PROBE: Josh Powell papers found at recycling site
• SPOKANE: Suspect in triple homicide found dead (update)
• WALLA WALLA: County Commissioner Gregg Loney to resign
• CRIME: Dayton businesses hit by burglaries
• OLYMPIA: Washington Senate passes facial recognition bill for IDs
• COAST: Senate OKs transfer of Olympic National Park land to tribe
• SPOKANE: Body may be that of suspect in Spokane killings
• STATE: WA governor signs gay marriage bill into law
• HANFORD: Drop in vit plant budget proposed
• VIDEO: Kennewick police Taser TV reporter
• DEATH: No suspects identified in shooting of pregnant Mattawa woman
• LAW: Gregoire to sign gay marriage bill today
• IDAHO: Sidewalk snow removal ordinance eyed
• MOUNT BAKER: Pilot rescued after plane crash
• MOUNT HOOD: Snowboarder rescued uninjured
• CRIME: Pregnant woman shot, killed in Mattawa
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• LEGISLATURE: Off road vehicle measure passes
• CRIME: Hermiston bank robbery
• OBITUARY: Singer Whitney Houston dies at age 48
• SHOOTING: Confrontation led to Pasco man being shot
• ROAD CLOSURE: Car fire closes Highway 14
• MISSING MOM: Thousands attend funeral for Powell boys
• OREGON: 2 suspected of hauling heroin on bus
• LEGISLATURE: Senate passes bill to rein in tax breaks
• LEGISLATURE: Representatives hold town hall meetings in Pasco and Dayton
• LEGISLATURE: Bill to help Sunnyside treatment facility passes Senate
• CRIME: Three murdered in Spokane
• CRIME: Multiple murderer excluded from new state law
• EVENTS: What's happening Feb. 11
• CRIME: Pasco police searching for drive-by suspect
• POLICE: 3 found dead in Spokane home
• LIVE BLOG: CBBN boys 3A District playoffs, Southridge at Hanford
• Game Day: Portland at Tri-City
• LIVE BLOG: CBBN District playoffs, Kennewick at Hanford girls
• GOP CAMPAIGN: Santorum to be in Washington on Monday
• AH-CHOO!: Grant County officials seeing rising flu cases
• DOE: Idaho National Laboratory announces layoffs
• QUAKE READINESS: Washington, British Columbia plan exercises
• NATION: Obama backs off birth control policy
• CRIME: Eltopia man accused of impersonating police officer
• YAKIMA: Downtown bank robbery suspect gets greedy, arrested
• LEGAL: Jury sides with Schwab employees in OT case
• GAY MARRIAGE: Gregoire to sign bill Monday
• GAY MARRIAGE:Voters may face 2 ballot measures
• NRC: First new nuclear plant OK'd in 3 decades
• MARIJUANA: Initiative to legalize pot going to voters
• SPOKANE: More than 30 dogs, cats seized in home
• WINE: State commission names new director
• ATTORNEY: Reagan shooter Hinckley not dangerous
• TRAINING: 4th Stryker Brigade at Yakima Center
• SUPREME COURT: Washington high court upholds tribal fishing rights
• COURT: Pasco man apologizes for friend's death in I-82 crash
• MORTGAGE: State to get $648M in settlement
• FACADE: Pasco's Mi Casa Furniture's new look revealed
• GAY RIGHTS: Westboro Church to picket Powell boys' funeral
• HANFORD: DOE to hear public comment tonight on gas pipeline
• GAY MARRIAGE: Quotes from the House debate
• WINE: Ste. Michelle pledges $1 million to Richland facility
• PENTAGON: New military roles for women
• GOP: Child tax break for illegal immigrants targeted
• POWELL: Transcript of 911 call
• IDAHO: Bill would ban minors from tanning beds
• LEGISLATURE: WA House passes gay marriage bill
• PERTUSSIS: Whooping cough cases up 50 percent in Washington
• LAKEWOOD: Officer accused of embezzling from fund
• GAY MARRIAGE: State House begins floor debate
• OIL: Cantwell helps kill latest Arctic drilling plan
• FIRED: Franklin County employee accused of $1 million embezzlement loses job
• CONGRESS: Rep. Dicks gets front-page attention in Washington Post
• GAY MARRIAGE: Legislature vote set for 1 p.m. today
• SALMON RECOVERY: OSU students to haze Columbia River cormorants
• LOVE TRIANGLE: Walla Walla woman accused of attempted arson
• BREAK: Waterline failure leaves Kennewick residents dry
• OLYMPIA: House to vote on gay marriage at 1 p.m. Wednesday
• RICHLAND: Middle School Night Out party on Friday
• CONGRESS: Hastings' Pasco earmark questioned
• TRIAL: Date set in Walla Walla counterfeiting case
• WALLA WALLA: Lockdown set to continue at prison
• CRIME: Franklin Co. embezzlement suspect released from jail
• RAINIER: State Senate honors slain park ranger
• FATAL: Driver killed in collision with train in Ephrata
• TEBOW TIME: Tim Tebow’s mother to speak at Yakima benefit
• OLYMPIA: Washington bill seeks unused prescription collection
• COURT: Lawyers must stay on Pasco murder case
• SLANDER: Amanda Knox lawyer appeals conviction
• STATE: Hundreds of employees paid to stay home
• UPDATE: 4 dogs survive Benton City blaze
• CRIME: Arrest made in Franklin County break-ins
• EMBEZZLEMENT SCANDAL: Benton County to assist Franklin County in wake of state investigation
• CRIME: Police bust pot growing operation in Moses Lake
• CRIME: Richland police investigating gun thefts
• WRECK: Pasco woman injured in DUI crash near Richland
• CRIME: 3 men jailed in Pasco beer robbery
• CRIME: 1 arrested in Kennewick stabbing
• CRIME: Driver fatally shot in Moses Lake
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• FOG: Freezing fog to continue this morning
• MISSING MOM: Dozens attend vigil for Powell children
• UPDATE: Four officers injured breaking up Walla Walla prison fight
• FOG: Freezing fog may envelop Tri-Cities
• DUI: Pasco woman injured after SUV rolls on Highway 240
• UPDATE: Blast kills sons, husband of missing Utah woman
• FIRE: Woman badly burned in Kennewick motel fire
• PRISON: Fight prompts lockdown of Walla Walla prison's gang units
• SHOT: Man accused of firing shot at fellow Prosser bar patron
• IDAHO: Twins die of accidental suffocation
• WSU: Sorority sanctioned for hazing, drinking
• FOG: Freezing fog to continue through the morning
• GAME DAY: Royals at Americans
• ROLLOVER: Connell man injured after car rolls near Othello
• UPDATE: Dogs killed in Benton City house fire
• TAN BAN: Senate mulls banning minors from indoor tan beds
• BUSINESS: Cave B resort, winery scheduled for auction
• HEAD LICE: Tri-City schools act on infestations quickly
• PUBLIC WORKS: Franklin Co. seeks help for troubled department
• MOVING: Second Harvest to build new center in Pasco
• CONGRESS: Hastings introduces bill to extend aid for schools
• Game Day: Breast Cancer Awareness Night
• SPORTS: Kennewick's Shiflet wins state bowling title
• COURT: Franklin County public works manager accused of embezzling $1 million, cocaine habit
• Free 2012 visitor guide books available
• FATALITY: Micron CEO dies in plane crash
• EVENT: Learn to play Mah Jonagg Feb. 7
• EVENT: Father Daughter Ball on Feb. 10
• MONTANA: 'Piggyback Bandit’ admits to assaults
• UPDATE: 1 arrest made in connection with Franklin County fraud investigation
• COURT: DUI driver gets longer sentence for crash with Prosser motorcyclists
• OREGON: New beach rules would bar feeding wildlife
• OLYMPIA: Washington panel advances public records restrictions
• EDUCATION: Republicans propose stand-alone budget
• VIDEO: Herald photographer catches powder at Mission Ridge
• GAY MARRIAGE: Ballot challenge certain for bill
• FRANKLIN CO.: 9 employees on leave during theft investigation
• POLLUTION: Air stagnation advisory issued for Tri-Cities
• WANTED: Pasco man being sought on felony warrants
• PROSSER: School board to meet about possible litigation
• HEALTH: Whooping cough cases in Kennewick schools
• POLITICS: Clough drops congressional bid, will enter 8th District legislative race
• GAY MARRIAGE: How they voted
• GAY MARRIAGE: Senate secures 26th vote
• OUCH: Obama’s fundraiser in Seattle will cost $17,900 per person
• SEATTLE: Mom challenges internet porn at library
• ACCIDENT: Man injured near Othello after swerving to avoid animal
• OREGON: Tobacco lawsuit helps balance budget
• OLYMPIA: Legislature OKs redistricting plan
• AUBURN: 10-year sentence in shaken-baby case
• PRISON: Walla Walla prison units locked down after fight
• UPDATE: Walla Walla store clerk recovering, robbery suspects still on lam
• GAY MARRIAGE: Senate to vote today on bill
• WATER: Line break floods Connell's downtown
• NEW RECORD: Salvation Army sets new fundraising record across U.S.
• OLYMPIA: Bills targeting minimum wage die in committee
• OREGON: Umatilla chemical weapons contractor fined
• OLYMPIA: Senate to vote on gay marriage bill Wednesday
• STATE: Flags lower Thursday for dead Tacoma soldier
• SCHOOL DISTRICT: Prosser seeks replacement levy
• BASKETBALL: Knee injury season-ending for WSU's Aden
• GOP: Romney to visit Seattle on March 1
• COURT: Pasco man apologizes for killing sister with machete
• CRIME: Pasco police investigating armed robbery at Sahara Pizza
• REPORT: Washington students get more financial aid, but also need more
• DEBT: 2 ratings agencies lower Washington credit outlook
• OLYMPIA: House committee approves gay marriage bill
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities warmer, partly sunny, breezy today
• UPDATE: Mental health exam ordered for suspect in Kennewick murder
• MURDER: Court papers detail brutal death of Kennewick woman
• ONLINE VOTE: PNNL technology in energy contest (w/video)
• BLUE MOUNTAINS: Tussock moth infestation found
• CRIME: Armed robbers hit Kennewick pizza parlor
• EDUCATION: Delta High info night set for Tuesday
• NUCLEAR: NC firm set to build 2 power plants
• LEGISLATION: Toppenish join Yakama tribe in call for returned jurisdiction
• SOCCER: Solo, US women beat Canada 4-0 (w/ gallery)
• ACCIDENT: Richland driver rips 18th hole
• OLYMPIA: Lawmakers push gun safety bill
• BASE: Crime rises at Lewis-McChord
• IDAHO: Otter opposes legalizing medical marijuana
• JBLM: Crowded base posted highs for DUI, misdemeanor crimes in 2011
• OLYMPIA: Washington measure aims to slow spread of E-Verify
• CHILD PORN: Mabton man faces charges
• GRANDVIEW: 2 medical clinics to merge
• WENATCHEE: SEC investigating arena debt trouble
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• WSU: Misbehaving students may be fined
• PARK: Feds deny blame for killer goat
• SOCCER: Solo helps USA qualify for Olympics (w/ gallery)
• PUGET SOUND: 8 sea lions found dead
• UPDATE: Kennewick homicide victim, suspect identified
• UPDATE: Person of interest in custody in Kennewick stabbing
• SPORTS: Tri-City schools officially pull out of CBBN
• SOCCER: WSU hires women's head coach
• TRAFFIC: Cattle drive to slow traffic on Hwy. 821 outside Yakima on Saturday
• WSU: Regents OK design for new residence hall
• BAREFOOT BANDIT: Harris-Moore sentenced to 6 1/2 years
• WSU: Misbehaving students may face fine
• LIQUOR: Big liquor sellers looking for WA locations
• YAKIMA: Hastings town hall draws crowd of 300
• OLYMPIA: Abortion bill clears House committee
• OLYMPIA: DUI conviction tossed over language barrier
• BIOFUEL: Boardman plant gets federal loan guarantee
• DRUGS: Feds say WA pharmacies sold used pharmaceuticals
• YUCCA: Panel says search must begin to replace Nevada nuke site
• BULLYING: Aberdeen paying $100,000 to student
• FATAL FIRE: Attempted theft at Malaga scene
• MUKILTEO: Man arrested in ferry bomb scare
• GAY MARRIAGE: Senate committee OKs bill
• COURT: Pasco man admits killing friend in I-82 crash
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities under wind advisory
• MOUNT RAINIER: Outlook now grim for 4 missing
• SPORTS: Tri-City schools to form new league
• YAKIMA: Rape charges dismissed against attorney
• STIMULUS: State eyes $1B plan to aid construction
• OBAMA: President to visit Seattle on Feb. 17
• POSTPONED: Storm water workshop moved to Feb. 1
• TRAVEL: Alaska Airlines retiring meal tray prayer cards
• SCHOOLS: Australian nonprofit to tour Kennewick, Pasco schools
• COURT: Richland nanny's manslaughter trial delayed
• WIND: Overnight gusts top 100 mph at Hanford
• TODAY: Pasco recognizes longtime fire captain
• HANFORD: Truck hauling waste tips over
• COURT: Trial postponed yet again in Walla Walla meth lab case
• POLICE: Suspect in Toppenish stabbing arrested
• FATAL FIRE: Kennewick woman identified after autopsy
• NEW: Steptoe St. in Kennewick reopens after gas leak
• DATE CHANGE: Stormwater workshop to be Feb. 1
• OREGON: Sen. Nelson of Pendleton won’t seek re-election
• RECEIVING HELP: Washington businesses to get tax extension after storm
• OLYMPIA: Regents urge lawmakers not to cut higher education
• TRI-CITIES: Rain, possible freezing rain this afternoon
• KENNEWICK: Propane company burning old gas
• UPDATE: Tri-City woman still hospitalized after fire
• WSU: New crimson WA license plate
• TRAVEL: Sea-Tac Airport honored for being on-time
• MOUNT RAINIER: No sign of missing climbers, campers
• WEATHER: Windy day forecast in Washington
• INCREASE: Richland council to discuss power rates tonight
• ON THE MENU: Starbucks adding wine, beer to more U.S. stores
• POOL: Pasco considers swimming lesson fee increase
• UPDATE: Mother, daughter believed victims of Kennewick house fire
• MEN'S BASKETBALL: Pac-12 names WSU's Aden player of the week
• DOL: Cougar Crimson vehicle plates go on sale
• GAY MARRIAGE: Wash. has enough votes to legalize gay marriage
• FORECAST: Freezing fog, then rain predicted in Tri-Cities
• FIRE: 1 dead, 1 injured in Kennewick mobile home fire
• MOUNT RAINIER: Search to resume Monday
• RIVERS: Coast Guard closes river bars
• STORM: Homes evacuated after mudslide in Bellevue
• MOUNT RAINIER: Rescue attempt resumes
• TOPPENISH: Teen who faked pregnancy shares story
• STORM: High winds hammer W. Washington
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• MOUNT RAINIER: Search resumes for 4 overdue hikers
• FIRE: Attic fire displaces family of six in Grandview
• DOCUMENTS TIED UP: Details on area’s gang sweep remain unclear
• POLICE: Assault linked to gang retaliation in Walla Walla
• POLAR PLUNGE: Video from Saturday's jump into Columbia River
• Game Day: Blazers at Americans
• PRIMARY: Gingrich wins in S. Carolina, upsets Romney
• BEND: Carrier to offer direct flights to Bay Area
• CRIME: Extradition set for Oregon man Washington jail
• STORM: 2 Kent families with possible carbon monoxide poisoning
• GAY MARRIAGE: Bills gaining momentum in state Legislature
• STORM: Winds arrive to storm-weary Northwest
• CASUALTY: Ferndale Marine killed in Afghanistan crash
• OREGON: Sheriffs, Forest Service dig out lost snowmobilers
• CLIMBERS LOST: Rescuers search Mount Rainier for 4 overdue
• RICHLAND: Police close Carmichael sledding hill
• WEATHER UPDATE: Chains required on Interstate 82
• Game Day: Chiefs at Americans
• ICE: Mid-Columbia roads freezing over with rain
• CHARTER SCHOOLS: Lively debate in House panel
• CANCELED: Battelle film showing canceled
• RAINIER: Search for 4 stranded unsuccessful, suspended
• LECTURES: Laura Bush to headline lecture series in Yakima
• WEATHER: Rain, freezing rain in today’s Tri-City forecast
• STATE PATROL: Tacoma Narrows bridges closed
• BASKETBALL: 3 Rivers AAU Winter League games canceled
• HANFORD: DOE moves forward with small modular reactors
• EVENT: Stay warm at Tri-Cities Sportsmen Show
• CLOSED: Umatilla, Morrow Co. courts not in session today
• JOBS: State unemployment rate drops to 8.5 percent
• CLOSURE: West Richland City Hall closed today
• LIBRARY: Shorter hours for Mid-Columbia today; No Smithsonian program
• PNNL: Lab shuts down because of snow
• WSU: Tri-City campus open Friday
• CANCELED: Battelle Film Club won't screen this week
• ARRESTS: 4 Tri-City men jailed in federal gang, drug sweep
• UPDATE: Interstate 82 south of Kennewick reopens
• OREGON: Governor declares flood emergency in 4 counties
• FOOTBALL: NFL's Jaguars hire Richland grad Olson
• SNOW: Tri-City schools closed Friday
• WEATHER: Who is open for business
• COURT CLOSURES: Benton, Franklin courts to close early today, closed tomorrow
• CANCELED: Spiritual Living dinner and movie canceled
• HANFORD: Swing and graveyard shifts canceled
• UPDATE: Libraries closed or closing early
• SPORTS: High schools postponing activities
• CLOSED: Franklin County shuts down because of weather
• OLYMPIA: Senate now 1 vote short on gay marriage
• BUSINESS: Microsoft, others, support same-sex marriage
• WEATHER: Pasco planning meeting canceled
• WEATHER: Snow and sleet in Tri-City afternoon forecast
• ROLLOVER: Teen accused of injuring passenger in high-speed crash on Hwy 221
• POWER OUTAGE: Puget Sound may be dark for days
• WEATHER: United Way meeting canceled
• W. RICHLAND: No garbage pickup today
• ALERT: State closes I-82 near Oregon border
• WEATHER: Richland postponing volunteer event
• I-90: Truck wrecks close westbound lanes
• PNNL: Work canceled
• CRIME: 3 arrested, drugs seized at off-campus EWU party
• WEATHER: Gov. Gregoire declares state of emergency
• VIT PLANT: Work delayed until 10 a.m.
• HANFORD: Nonessential workers won't go to site today
• PUGET SOUND: Weather service issues ice storm warning; Sea-Tac Airport runways closed
• WEATHER: Delays issued for Hanford, PNNL employees
• SNOW: Classes at WSU Pullman canceled Thursday; WSU Tri-Cities status TBD
• UPDATE: More snow in Tri-City forecast Thursday
• SCHOOLS: Kennewick, Richland, Pasco, Finley schools closed Thursday
• UPDATE: Snow closing Mid-Col, Richland libraries early
• UPDATE: Some Seattle flights canceled due to snow
• TACOMA: Baby born in stuck elevator at hospital
• JOBS: Oregon unemployment drops below 9 percent
• SEARCH: Storm stalls efforts to find Mt. Rainier climbers, campers
• SNOW: Tonight's CBC, WWCC basketball games postponed
• SNOW CHAT: Get latest info - and add yours
• SCHOOLS: Richland secondary students to be released early today
• LIBRARY: Online catalog offline Wednesday
• CLOSURE: Pasco school activities canceled tonight
• SNOW: Snoqualmie Pass closed for avalanche control
• POLICE: Pasco woman had evidence that son-in-law, daughter tried to kill her
• USA TODAY: Newspaper reports on Hanford vit plant
• HANFORD: Workers being sent home early because of snow
• WSDOT: 1.5 million visitors flock to website for pass, road updates
• SNOW: WSU Tri-Cities open w/no delays
• GUNSHOTS: Richland's Solo, U.S. teammates safe after hotel shooting in Vancouver, B.C.
• SNOW: CBC closing at 1 pm today
• FIRE: Benton County units responding to East Seventh area
• SNOW: Send us your photos
• SNOW: Alaska Airlines canceling 38 flights starting at 6 a.m.
• United Way of Benton and Franklin Counties News - January 2012
• CAUGHT: Pasco murder suspect’s husband arrested for alleged prior attempt
• Game Day: Thunderbirds at Americans
• SNOW: I-90 reopens for now, but expect more closures
• CAROUSEL: Southridge possible site for historic carousel, organizers say
• SPORTS: CBBN likely staying intact
• CONCERT: Third Day tickets on sale Jan. 20
• WIND: Mobile homes restricted on I-82 near Prosser
• WEATHER: Tri-City snow could fall after 4 today
• COURT: Pasco murder trial delayed 5 weeks
• WEATHER: Advisory warns Puget Sound of bigger storms coming
• DRIVING: AAA pushing for Idaho ban on texting while driving
• PASS: Avalanche control work closes Snoqualmie Pass
• DANCE: Massive Monkee group comes to town
• MOUNT RAINIER: Snowshoer, 66, found alive after 2 days
• CLASS: Audition class Jan. 23 in Kennewick
• CRIME: Boardman man jailed on 19 counts after arrest in Hermiston
• DRUGS: 2 Kennewick residents arrested for allegedly supplying drugs to kids
• CRASH: Snow, speed factor in car vs. semi wreck near Mesa
• CRIME: Suspected car prowler nabbed in Richland
• SEARCH: Snowshoer missing on Mount Rainier since Saturday
• WEATHER: Heavy snow expected Tuesday
• BASKETBALL: Ross scores 30 as Huskies beat Cougars 75-65
• TEEN PROSTITUTION: Sunnyside girl likely victim of human trafficking
• STUDY: Olympic National Park glaciers have shrunk 15% in 30 years
• ASSAULT: Kennewick man arrested for fracturing woman's face
• PRISONS: Former Oregon warden wants death penalty repealed
• SEARCH: Mount Rainier rangers look for missing snowshoer
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• ART: Dry Falls exhibit features work of Russian painter
• MLK HOLIDAY: Richland library without internet service Monday
• POLICE: Toppenish say gunshot was self-inflicted, not a drive-by
• THEFT: Stolen car, mom’s remains returned to Oregon woman
• FISH: Wash., Ore. agree to reduce sturgeon catch again
• AWWW: Seattle Aquarium welcomes baby otter
• HUMANE SOCIETY: Tickets available for crab feed in Kennewick
• FIRE: Early morning blaze destroys Pasco home
• EVENT: Taxidermy show, competition begins in Pasco (w/ gallery)
• BASEBALL: Dust Devils hire WSU graduate to do play-by-play
• STILL WORKS: Man randomly fires gun along street in Seattle
• HOCKEY: Ams extend Hiller's contract as coach
• TRAVEL: Allegiant offering cheap air fares
• DISBARRED: Yakima lawyer convicted of theft
• SNOW: Forecast sends shivers through Seattle
• OLYMPIA: State Senate now 2 votes shy on gay marriage
• INVESTIGATION: Umatilla prison food spending questioned
• ACTING: Kennewick offers class on how to audition for play
• HANFORD: Historic river guard tower leveled (w/ video, gallery)
• WANTED: Federal inmate sought after leaving medical appointment
• CRIME: Suspects arrested in Kennewick shoplifting ring (w/ photos)
• CRASH: Car hits, gets stuck under semi-truck in Pasco
• HERMISTON: Gang ties suspected in store shooting
• RICHLAND LIBRARY: No internet service on Jan. 16
• WEATHER: Fog, slight chance of snow in Tri-City forecast
• LIQUOR PRIVITIZATION: Idaho grocers mull mounting a campaign
• GUBERNATORIAL: Rob McKenna holds fundraising lead during freeze
• ACCIDENT: Truck driver hurt in Vantage crash
• MUSIC: All Pasco Guitar Ensembles concert Jan. 12
• MUSIC: Music Together classes start this week
• MUSIC: Pasco High seniors hold talent show
• MANHUNT: Ki-Be HS re-opened after deputies arrest fugitive
• GAY MARRIAGE: Gay marriage within reach in Wash. Legislature
• TEXTBOOKS: OSU nonprofit bookstore offers price comparison
• DAM BREACHING: White Salmon River landscape changes
• DUI: Idaho politician looks for forgiveness from colleagues
• WEATHER: Snow in forecast for next week
• LOCKDOWN ENDS: Theft probe continues at Joint Base Lewis-McChord
• CRIME: Grant County deputies bust man trying to sell pot at courthouse
• HOCKEY: First-place Ams trade for NHL first-round pick
• DOOMSDAY CLOCK: One minute closer to midnight
• ROLLOVER: Semi-truck tips on Highway 397 in Pasco
• MOUNT RAINIER: Thousands expected at service for slain ranger
• STATE: Supreme Court to hear case on Wenatchee arena debt
• DELEGATION: Rep. Hastings visiting Mexico, Brazil, Colombia
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• HAZARD: Fog limiting visibility around Mid-Columbia
• ASSAULT: Sunnyside man wanted for knife attack on woman
• MURDER: Pasco man's sentencing in death of sister delayed 3 weeks
• CRASH UPDATE: Grandview woman injured in crash satisfactory
• UPDATE: Giffords at vigil to honor those killed in Tucson
• LOCKDOWN: 'Sensitive' items missing at Joint Base Lewis-McChord
• WARM TEMPS: Mount Adams' glaciers are shrinking
• POLICE: Pasco man accused of causing crash faces assault charges
• ARREST: Sunnyside man caught in November stabbing of ex-girlfriend, boyfriend
• CRASH: Driver dies three days after running red light on Hwy 240
• RECYCLING: State group seeks nominations for annual award
• HUNTING: 2 Oregon men fined for illegal hunts in Montana
• NUKES: Japan to shut reactors after 40 years of use
• ELECTION 2012: Ron Paul wins Idaho GOP presidential straw poll
• HERBFARM: Coyote attack decimates restaurant’s chickens
• Game Day: Seattle at Tri-City
• FOUL: 'Flagrant foul' video first sent to WIAA, filmer says
• CRIME: 2 car theft suspects arrested after early-morning chase in Pasco
• THEFT: Victims sought in overnight thefts, burglaries in Benton County
• SCHOOL SHOOTING: Marksman charged in Texas case
• MEDICAL POT: Patients file counter initiative
• WINE: Richland winery wins top award in California competition
• ACCIDENT: 2 Park Middle School students hit on way to school
• CRASH: Pasco man jailed after crashing car onto I-82 in Grandview
• SUICIDE: Seattle officer arrested in drug case dies from gunshot wound
• SEATTLE: Suspicious package shuts down Seattle light rail
• SEATTLE: Officer kills self after being arrested
• FLAGRANT FOUL: WIAA releases statement about Connell video
• JUDGE: Royal City dairy contaminated water
• MOUNT RAINIER: Copter dropped coffee cups to warn campers
• AVALANCHE: Corgi found alive 4 days after owner killed
• TSUNAMI: Coastal county prepares for tsunami debris
• RANGER: Memorial Tuesday for slain Mount Rainier ranger
• REGION: Volunteer trying to fix Yakima feral cat problem
• SUPREME COURT: Wash. hasn’t met duty for education
• SHOOTING: 61-year-old suspected of Selah drive-by
• HEALTH & FITNESS EXPO: Exercise author to sign books at Kennewick event
• Game Day: Moose Jaw at Tri-City
• ENFORCEMENT: 131 drivers arrested in Tri-Cities during holiday DUI patrols
• IRS: 2 extra days to pay income tax this year
• POT POLL: Poll: Washington voters split on legalizing marijuana
• SCHOOLS: State Supreme Court to rule on funding case
• FOOTBALL: 2012 Washington State, Washington schedules released
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities January to be colder than usual
• HOCKEY: Ams' Rimmer wins WHL goalie award
• STATE: Gov. Gregoire to support same-sex marriage bill
• HONOR: Flags lowered Thursday for Longview soldier
• MOUNT RAINIER: National park to reopen Saturday
• REACH: Richland Public Facilities Board makes CEO offer
• Pasco ag show ends today
• CRIME: Extradition pending for Milton-Freewater man in shooting
• MISSING TRIO FOUND: Searchers find Oregon family reported missing
• UPDATE: Two injured in early morning crash on Hwy 240 in Richland
• MUSEUM: Richland PFD to take action on interim CEO today
• WRECK: Highway 240 closed at Duportail in Richland
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• UPDATE: Kennewick police use gas, taser to end standoff
• SHOOTING: Mt. Rainier gunman confirmed dead
• ARTWALK: Kennewick ArtWalk on Jan. 5
• VOTING: New WA state political map approved
• RANGER KILLED: Car with weapons recovered at Mt. Rainier National Park
• MURDER: Suspect captured in Milton-Freewater shooting
• ECONOMY: WA workers staying on the job longer
• REDISTRICTING: Panel pushes deadline for redrawing state's political maps
• Game Day: Spokane at Tri-City
• SEATTLE: Space Needle fireworks on tap tonight
• COURT: Longshoreman acquitted in labor conflict trial
• COURT: Death penalty overturned for killer of WWII hero
• TRAIN: Man with ’Railroad’ tattoo struck by train ladder
• POLICE: Search continues for shooting suspect
• BLANKET OF SNOW: Mountain snow happy news for skiers
• REGION: Many drivers avoid 520 bridge tolls
• REGION: Delivery driver tackles purse snatcher
• ACCIDENT: Man dies in fall from Bellevue escalator
• WEATHER: Breezy afternoon in Tri-City forecast
• SHOOTING: Man killed west of Milton-Freewater
• Game Day: Kelowna at Tri-City
• POT: Washington man arrested with marijuana wrapped as gifts
• WANTED: Umatilla man sought for attempted murder arrested in Hermiston
• VOTE: What's your pick for the top story of 2011?
• CRIME: Hermiston man shocked by Taser trying to outrun Kennewick police
• FIRE: 2 families escape burning Finley mobile homes
• EXPLOSION: Teen injured in Moses Lake
• REDISTRICTING: Panel at odds over maps
• CRIME: Walla Walla man fights off intruders in his home
• LAW ENFORCEMENT: U.S. police fatalities up 13 percent in 2011
• CRIME: SWAT team arrests Walla Walla couple after meth investigation
• WEATHER: Rain, wind batter Inland Northwest
• CRASH: 17-year-old struck by pickup while walking near Benton City
• Wash. panel reaches deal on new congressional maps
• OLYMPIA: Volunteer firefighters could pay to serve
• WAGES: WA minimum wage jumps to $9.04 on Sunday
• GAS PRICES: Price of gas falls
• CRIME: Gang attack in Walla Walla
• STORM: Girl, 9, killed when branch falls on car on Whidbey Island
• ENERGY: State panel to revisit Gorge wind farm proposal
• SHOOTING: Kennewick police arrest man in shooting
• FOLLOWING SANTA: NORAD trackers have record holiday
• CRIME: Yakima police arrest pair in UPS robbery
• WEATHER: Wind storm causes power outages around Seattle
• ALCOHOL: Mercer Island's new underage-drinking law targets parents
• COURTS: Death of Jew on Rainier fuels fight over autopsy
• FIRE: Toppenish home burns Christmas Eve
• BODY: Fire crews find dead man inside Everett storage unit
• RECUPERATING KITTY: Medford cat expected to survive severe burns
• UPDATE: Inmate autopsy inconclusive
• FUN TIMES: Roads in Chelan may open soon to snowmobiling, skiing
• SANTA CLAUS: See where he is now
• SHOPPING: Kennewick Target grocery to expand
• SEATTLE: Facebook plea results in $12,000 of donated toys in 24 hours
• HOT SHOES: New Air Jordans cause nationwide frenzy
• DEATH: Franklin County jail inmate found dead in cell
• UPDATE: Coroner identifies man killed by train in Pasco
• PEDESTRIAN KILLED: Woman struck in College Place Walmart parking lot
• THEFTS: 5 Honda Accords reported stolen in Kennewick
• FATAL: Man found along Pasco train tracks
• SCHOOLS: Election winners to state school board announced
• CRIME: Warrant issued in Kennewick for sex offender
• EDUCATION: Analysts rank WSU online program No. 4 in U.S.
• TAXES: Doc Hastings defends vote against 2-month payroll tax cut extension
• CAPITOL: Christian, Jewish, atheist holiday displays receive permits
• WEATHER: Christmas could end dry conditions
• COLLEGE: WWU admissions director fired
• TONIGHT: Prosser's Princess Theater to show Moore's last game at BSU
• TRAVEL: Snowstorm forecast for Cascades in time for holiday travel
• FATAL: Driver arrested in Sunnyside crashed that killed 1, injured 5
• CHILD LITERACY: 'Polar Express' reading, movie tonight in Pasco
• FELON KILLED: Yakima officer fatally shoots man with knife
• OVERWEIGHT: Heavier passengers force WA ferry capacity changes
• CRIME: Kennewick grid star jailed
• UPDATE: Car, Pasco school bus collide near Burden Road
• PRISON: Man who planted bomb at Spokane MLK parade sentenced to 32 years
• CRIME: Woman arrested for felony Barbie theft in Kennewick
• SCHOOL: North Franklin School District on delayed schedule
• EDUCATION: 7 Mid-Columbia schools on low-performing list
• WEATHER: Freezing fog advisory until 10 a.m. today
• FREE: Pasco mission to give out food boxes today
• EVENTS: What's happening today
• SKIING: Tri-City, Walla Walla YMCA selling Ski Bluewood tickets
• DEATH: Man drives hundreds with wife's body after she dies in car near Pasco
• WINE: Clore Center to hire architect in January
• ROBBERY: Pizza delivery driver robbed, carjacked in Moses Lake
• UPDATE: Crews find 4 teens missing in Eastern Ore.
• CRIME: Kennewick home-invasion robberies may be linked to medical marijuana
• UPDATE: Richland High School student recovering after Friday collapse
• ARSON: Police say Yakima elementary school fire likely arson
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• HOCKEY: Ams' Holland wins WHL player of week award
• FIRE: Family of 8 displaced by blaze at Pasco home
• WORLD: North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, 69, has died
• CRASH: Gas money fight led to fatal Tacoma hit-and-run
• CRASH: Sunnyside man killed, 5 hurt; driver being sought
• ROADSHOW: National collectors visit Kennewick next week
• OPERATION THANK YOU: Wounded soldier to be honored Thursday in Kennewick
• EVENTS: What's happening today
• TODAY: Holiday peace vigil in Richland
• TONIGHT: Go to the annual Luminaria in West Pasco
• WRECK: Pasco teen loses control trying to pass semi-truck
• CRASH: Richland man hurt in I-182 rollover
• CHECK IT OUT: Cable Bridge Run results
• EVENTS: What's happening today
• FOOTBALL: Mid-Columbia figures prominently on AP all-state team
• COURT: Port Orchard man who shot himself sentenced for gun possession
• DOG: Oregon shelter euthanizes wrong dog
• REDISTRICTING: Panel redraws Western Washington maps
• Game Day: Seattle at Tri-City
• STUDENT: Richland teen collapses during lunch break at school
• HELICOPTER CRASH: No public service for aviators
• BASKETBALL: WSU offers $10 tickets for Sunday's game
• PROBE: Justice Dept. says Seattle police use excessive force
• PRE-SCHOOL: Washington among 9 states that win early learning grant
• SALARY: Port of Walla Walla director's pay cut
• MAIL: Yakima mail handling still headed for Pasco
• ACCIDENT: Actor suffers burns in Living Nativity mishap in Richland
• EVENTS: What's happening today
• CRIME: Kennewick man in bathrobe arrested for lewd conduct
• DOG ATTACK: Seattle man mauled by 4 pit bulls climbed fence
• DOG: Yelm family about to bury dog finds surprise
• CONGRESS: House passes Rattlesnake Mt. access bill
• MINE ACCIDENT: Idaho site closed after 7 miners injured
• UPDATE: Warrant sweep nets 49 Tri-City fugitives
• COURT: Pasco man pleads guilty to killing sister
• COURT: Pasco murder suspect found competent, trial set for February
• SENTENCED: Ex-deputy to serve 30 years for murder of pregnant Hermiston bartender
• MINE ACCIDENT: Rescuers mobilize after report of buried miners
• United Way of Benton and Franklin Counties December 2011 Newsletter
• ACCIDENT: Oregon fatal
• VOLLEYBALL: Kennewick being considered to host state tournament
• BASEBALL: Pasco's Gesa Stadium to host 2012 4A, 3A state semifinals and finals
• UPDATE: Snow, freezing rain expected tonight, Thursday
• CRIME: 11 Walla Walla businesses burglarized overnight
• DEATH: Cause of death unknown after man found at West Richland gas station
• BASEBALL: Kennewick grad at Oregon State named preseason All-American
• BUSINESS: Wash. jobless rate at 8.7 percent, lowest since 2009
• WINE: U.S. approves Naches Heights as official viticulture area
• VICTIMS: Army identifies 4 who died in JBLM helicopter crash
• SPORTS: Pasco school board recommends vote on CBBN divisions
• 'LOSER' WINNER: Kennewick native triumphs on ‘Biggest Loser’
• EDUCATION: Gregoire proposes changing way teachers, principals evaluated
• HOCKEY: Ams VP resigns to join NBA's Trail Blazers
• LEGISLATURE: Gregoire proposes education reform bills
• PLAN B: Murray, Cantwell want explanation of plan to limit contraceptives
• UPDATE: 2 Army helicopters crash at Lewis-McChord; 4 dead (w/ gallery)
• SYMPATHY: Account opened for West Richland family
• WALLA WALLA COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Named top 5 community colleges in U.S.
• OCCUPY SEATTLE: Percussion grenades used to disperse protesters
• CRIME: Richland police make arrests in holiday mail theft
• CRIME: Police ask for help in identifying suspects in Mid-Columbia thefts
• BASKETBALL: WSU's Motum is Pac-12 Player of the Week
• GOVERNOR'S RACE: McKenna holds fundraising lead ahead of freeze
• WSU: Nursing grads to be recognized Friday in Kennewick candlelight ceremony
• OLYMPIA: Budget plan will save close to $500M
• BRIDGES: I-182 lanes closed near Pasco for catch basin cleanup
• Truck ends up in Pasco bedroom
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• Game Day: Portland at Tri-City
• UPDATE: Missing Yakima bow hunter found near Rimrock
• BOY INJURED: Wenatchee toddler shoots self with handgun
• MISSING BABY JESUS: Juvenile suspect seen fleeing nativity scene
• SHOOTING: Shots fired at Kennewick home last night
• UPDATE: Nuke chief who opposes Yucca accused of damaging NRC
• FATAL: Basin City man dies in head-on collision in Franklin County
• APPLES: Harvest better than projected; third-largest in history
• YAKIMA: Snokist announces it will lay off 610 employees
• COURT: $250,000 bail set for Pasco shooting suspect
• UPDATE: Pasco shooting victim in serious condition at Kadlec
• SPECIAL SESSION: Lawmakers eye $400M early fix
• DEATH: Counselors help West Richland school grieve girl’s death
• SCHOOL: T-shirt gun briefly locks down Richland school
• WSU: 'Santa' Butch to visit Gordon Brothers Winery event in Pasco
• CRIME: Kennewick police issue mail theft warning
• Dutch Bros. helping Carson Kolzig Foundation
• HOLIDAYS: Lighted boat parade Friday, Saturday
• CRASH: Girl, 9, hit by SUV in West Richland
• SHOOTING: Dispute over dogs ends with Pasco neighbor shot
• OUTAGE: White Bluffs Elementary in Richland without power
• SCHOOL BUS: Teen wakes up sleeping driver
• SACKED: Rep. Larsen fires staffers for drinking on the job
• BANKRUPTCY: Snokist files for bankruptcy
• WRECK: Several vehicles crash south of Kennewick
• WSU FOOTBALL: New coach Leach will be in Kennewick on Feb. 3
• WEATHER: Fog, air stagnation to linger in Tri-Cities
• CRIME: Grant County Coroner says shooting caused death
• FIRE: Units responding to Richland residence
• CONTRACEPTIVES: Murray criticizes Obama administration for blocking emergency contraceptives
• SCHOOL: Small fire in Finley high school bathroom
• WRECK: Crash clogs blue bridge traffic
• FOOTBALL: More than 1,000 fans welcome Leach to WSU (w/ video, gallery)
• ROBBERY: Kennewick store held up at gunpoint
• METH: 2 Kennewick men arrested in Bend
• ARREST: 19-year-old arrested in Grandview murder
• FOUND: Tree hunters safe after night in woods
• AGRICULTURE: Tree Top donates $250,000 to WSU
• WEATHER: More fog in Tri-City forecast
• CONGRESS: Murray seeks federal probe of long waits for veterans
• WINE: Oregon Wine Board hires former Ste. Michelle, Seattle's Best Coffee exec
• RECOUNT: Hagans wins Kahlotus council position in coin toss
• RECOUNT: Challenger wins in West Richland in today’s recount
• WEATHER: Air stagnation advisory extended for Tri-Cities
• VALLEY: Sunnyside homes hit by gunfire early today
• RICHLAND: Doctor shows off dinosaur skull
• STATE: Inslee wants 6 gubernatorial debates with McKenna
• FOOTBALL: No. 15 Baylor to play Washington in Alamo Bowl
• FIRE: Pasco firefighters battle mobile home blaze
• BRIDGE: Weight restriction issued for Road 170 bridge near Basin City
• GUNSHOT: Grandview man injured in gang-related shooting
• LEGO: Six Mid-Columbia teams head to state
• FATALITY: Pasco man killed on Highway 240 near Kennewick
• GASOLINE: Eugene gas price war goes as low as $3.09
• COLLEGE: SOU makes efforts toward gender neutral campus
• COAST GUARD: Crash survivor faces charges in deadly incident
• BRITNEY SPEARS: CWU students celebrate pop star’s birthday
• WALLA WALLA: Standoff began with attempt to serve warrant
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• WEATHER: Cold, wet December predicted
• EVENTS: What's happening on this Sunday
• CONSTRUCTION: Work continues on new Highway 12 interchange near Burbank
• Game Day: Everett at Tri-City
• LIVE UPDATES: Connell vs. Cascade Christian, Class 1A state title
• AIR: NWS issues stagnation alert for Tri-Cities
• DEATH: Mattawa man dies in car crash near Sunnyside
• ROBBERY: Armed men steal money from Prosser apartment complex
• SKI BLUEWOOD: Dayton resort opens today
• CRIME: 1 arrested in attempted robbery of Fat Cat's in Walla Walla
• EVENTS: What's happening today
• FOOTBALL: Washington state championship game box scores
• WIND FARM: E. Oregon commissioners OK wind project
• KADLEC: Reigning Miss America visits Richland hospital
• CRIME: Kennewick police investigating drive-by shooting
• Crime: Kennewick police investigate drive-by shooting
• CRIME: Richland man arrested on suspicion of forgery, ID theft
• LIBRARY: Mid-Columbia Libraries names Cox as executive director
• SEARCH: Top 100 Washington state baby names
• SEARCH: Top 1,000 U.S. baby names
• CRASH: Pasco man jailed on suspicion of vehicular assault
• WEATHER: December in Tri-Cities to be colder and wetter
• CHRISTMAS LIGHTS: Send us pictures of your holiday lights
• WEATHER: Air stagnation to reduce Tri-City air quality
• WSU: Dr. Olerud to receive top alumni award Dec. 10
• CRASH: Pilot Rock man injured in rollover accident
• D.B. COOPER: WSU professor continues research
• CORONER: Benton County considers suing survivors
• WSU FOOTBALL: Leach to be introduced as coach Tuesday
• WALLA WALLA: Round-the-clock police standoff ends
• STATE: Gregoire wants DEA to reclassify marijuana
• WEATHER: Clear, cold forecast for weekend
• FARMERS MARKETS: No problems in alcohol sampling program
• FISH: Cantwell irked by unpublished salmon virus study
• WHAT NOT TO DO: Oregon man aims for squirrel, hits foot instead
• FREE TURTLE: Washington boy helps free turtle in Hawaii
• LEGISLATURE: Protesters return to Washington Capitol
• HEALTH PROBLEMS: Hepatitis common at Washington Penitentiary
• CRASH: Toppenish man to face vehicular homicide, assault charges
• ASSAULT: Iraq War vet in coma after attack in Pendleton
• SCHOOL BREAK-IN: Police investigating more Prosser school break-ins
• UPDATE: Helpful Pendleton corrections officer believed murdered
• FOOTBALL: WSU fires head coach Wulff
• BABY NAMES: Jacob, Sophia most popular in Washington
• OLYMPIA: WSP says it's ready for Capitol demonstrations
• VALLEY: Poor air quality prompts burn ban
• BODY: Hunter finds human remains in Grant County
• EPHRATA: Man convicted of murder as teen to be arraigned today
• VETERANS: Murray plans hearing on long wait times for veterans
• FEELING GUILTY: Elderly man returns cash stolen from Sears in '40s
• PENDLETON: Iraq War vet in coma after assault
• PASCO POST OFFICE: Post office seeks views on closing Pasco facility at tonight's meeting
• OLYMPIA: Protests shut down hearing focused on budget
• CRIME: Thieves target Black Friday shoppers in Kennewick
• CYBER MONDAY: How to get money back
• STATE: Wash. lawmakers starting session with bailout talk
• CONGRESS: Hastings ready to tackle Endangered Species Act
• TOYS FOR TOTS: Saturday is last day to sign up, toy donations still needed
• COURTS: Trial over Plan B prescriptions begins today
• VALLEY: Selah Mayor to man at meeting, 'Get a job'
• TRI-CITIES REPUBLICAN WOMEN: Meeeting today to discuss social media
• ACCIDENT: 1 injured in rear-end collision in Richland
• BODY: Craigslist ad leads to discovery of dead man
• FAMILY NEEDS HELP: Temporary Yakima homeless family in need of help
• SHOOTING: 1 dead in Sunday morning Spokane shooting
• SPLASH AROUND: New pool plan to be floated past Walla Walla council
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• FOOTBALL: Wulff likely out as Cougars coach (w/ gallery)
• Game Day: Regina at Tri-City
• ACCIDENT: One injured in head-on crash near Union Gap
• FOOTBALL: Prosser vs. Archbishop Murphy updates
• EXECUTION: Condemned man rips governor for execution halt
• COURT: Trial over Plan B prescriptions begins Monday
• LIVE UPDATES: Connell vs. Chelan, Class 1A semifinal
• CRIME: Sunnyside police look for stabbing suspect
• CHRISTMAS: Santa breakfast event today in Kennewick
• TONIGHT: A Christmas Carol in Prosser
• Game Day: Swift Current at Tri-City
• FUNDRAISING FREEZE: Rep. Hinkle seeks change to fundraising law
• STABBING: Ex-boyfriend sought in attack on Sunnyside woman
• DEATH: Man killed by Amtrak train southwest of Tri-Cities
• HOMELESS: Seattle to help homeless camp in cars at churches
• POVERTY: Half of Ore. black children live in poverty
• MARS: Watch the rover launch live online Saturday morning
• CRIME: Inmate on work crew arrested in Richland for drinking
• CRIME: Deputies find teens 'asleep' after Finley burglary
• ASSAULT: Connell man stabbed in head with pocket knife
• TURKEY TROT: Record crowd at 5K run, walk at Columbia Park (w/ gallery)
• CRIME: Kennewick man, 33, stabbed in chest
• ARMS DEAL: Russia warns U.S. over missile shield pact
• SCHOOL: Dress-up day canceled over Nazi signs
• Game Day: Winterhawks at Americans
• UPDATE: No evidence found of gunshots during Kennewick road rage incident
• TURKEY TROT: It's not too late to sign up for Turkey Trot
• FIRE: Kennewick firefighters investigating back-to-back fires.
• CRIME: 3 Pasco teens arrested in vehicle prowl spree
• WIND ADVISORY: Expect gusts up to 50 mph in Tri-City area today
• ARREST: Pasco police seize drugs valued at $10,000
• WEATHER: Another storm for Thanksgiving in Washington
• APPLE CUP WEEK: Husky, Cougar jokes
• CLOSURES: Corps dams to close for holiday Thursday
• DEATH PENALTY: Oregon governor bans death penalty for rest of term
• WARY PEOPLE: Homeless fear police at Pendleton warming center
• MORE INCREASES: Postal prices going up for express, priority mail
• CHANGE OF RULES? Stricter rules considered for wine labels
• DON'T MESS WITH MY MOM: 10-year-old Bellingham boy defends mom with BB gun
• PASS NOW OPEN: Snoqualmie Pass reopens to eastbound traffic
• CRIME: Sunnyside man gets 14 years for drive-by
• YAKIMA: 8 Native Americans sue state for abuse at schools
• REGION: Shooting victim's family suing Spokane County
• STORM: Washington winds cause power outages
• CRIME: Kennewick police chief jog leads to pot bust
• 4 YEARS: Pasco-Walla Walla bus line increased 8,352 passengers since '07
• COMING TO LIFE: Port of Walla Walla looks to add more businesses in Burbank
• WORKER DIES: Hanford vit plant worker dies before shift Monday
• MURDER: Bail set at $1 million for Ephrata man in 2003 case
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• STATE BUDGET: Gregoire pitches temporary sales tax increase
• HANFORD: DOE says vit plant may miss new consent decree deadlines
• CHRISTMAS: Santa breakfast event is Saturday
• CRASH: 2 cars collide at Highway 395 in Kennewick
• WEATHER: Freezing rain, snow, wind expected today
• BASEBALL: M's outfielder Halman killed
• SHOOTING: Suspect found hiding in koi pond
• UPDATE: WSU quarterback Halliday in ICU with liver injury
• Kamiakin, Prosser set for Lampson double dip
• NATION: Debt panel poised to admit failure, Murray comments
• GRANDVIEW: Child plus lighter equals house fire
• SNOW: Send us your photos
• WEATHER: Foggy morning, but sun expected to show today
• SEARCH: Which schools are meeting standards
• CRASH: Connell woman taken to Quincy hospital
• WEATHER: Watch out for freezing fog in Tri-Cities
• Game Day: Kamloops at Tri-City
• PREP FOOTBALL: Connell rallies to defeat Cashmere 20-9
• LIVE UPDATES: Royal vs. Chelan, state quarterfinal
• HYDROS: Liddycoat declared Oryx Cup winner
• SMOKE: Controlled burn underway in Finley
• PREP FOOTBALL: Kamiakin beats Kennewick 22-14 in state quarterfinals
• PLOT: Boy, 14, arrested in plan to attack junior high
• FOOTBALL: Prosser advances to 2A state semifinals
• AUDIT: WA state wasting money on cell phones
• WEATHER: Snow returns to Mid-Columbia
• HYDROS: David steers Oberto to Oryx Cup title
• TRAFFIC: Multiple spin-outs close I-84 in Pendleton
• MISSING BOY: Police release new photos of child, mom
• UPDATE: Ex-Prosser mayor released from jail today
• NORTHWEST: Idaho executes inmate for 1987 slayings
• STATE: WA school dollars on agenda at statewide meeting
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities could see snow showers today
• 4-H: WSU budget cuts leave 4-H clubs in decline
• FOOTBALL: Kamiakin-Kennewick tickets on sale today
• HYDROS: Villwock, David win second heats in Qatar
• LUSK CASE: ABC-TV poll nearly split (w/ link to video)
• HYDROS: Villwock, Qatar top qualifier at Doha
• CEREMONY: Adoptions to be celebrated today in Benton courtroom
• CONGRESS: House panel votes to open Rattlesnake Mountain
• JOBS: Washington jobless rate falls to 9 percent
• STATE: Washington state faces nearly $1.4B deficit
• SKIING: Mission Ridge set to open Saturday
• WEATHER: More snow possible for Mid-Columbia
• FOOTBALL: Kamiakin-Kennewick tickets on sale Friday
• CRASH: Walla Walla man rolls truck off I-90 near Moses Lake
• CRIME: 3 teens arrested after swiping purse from parked car
• SNOW: Falling across Tri-Cities
• FORECAST: 40 percent chance of Tri-City snow Thursday night
• SCHOOL: White Bluffs Elementary in brief lock down today
• PETS: Santa Paws Nov. 20 in Richland
• WINE: Commission makes changes to Taste Washington
• DEPOT: Umatilla chemical weapons incinerator fined
• OCCUPY SEATTLE: Pregnant teen, elderly woman among pepper sprayed
• UFO: Lights in night sky puzzle Puget Sound residents
• WSP: Yakima prosecutor arrested in DUI case
• ROAD CONSTRUCTION: Blue bridge work to slow traffic today
• WOLF KILLING: Oregon court stays kill order for cattle-killing wolves
• POLITICS: Herrera Beutler follows Baird's lead in promoting bill to stop insider trading
• CRIME: Counterfeit $20 bills show up in Walla Walla
• SKIING: Crystal Mountain plans to open Friday
• TRAFFIC: Blue bridge maintenance planned Wednesday, delays expected
• COLLEGE: Foreign student enrollment surges at UW
• NUCLEAR: Dept. of Energy investigators arrive in Idaho
• MISSING: Search continues for hunter near Mount St. Helens
• WEATHER: Snow possible in Tri-Cities this week
• Downing, Umemoto selected CBBN MVPs
• POSTAL SERVICE: Meeting Nov. 29 on possible move from Pasco to Spokane
• CLOSED: Wind, snow, avalanche danger close Chinook, Cayuse passes
• CRIME: Walla Walla robber can’t open register, leaves without cash
• GET GREEN: Richland to celebrate America Recycles Day on Tuesday
• SHOOTING: Hermiston shooting leaves 1 dead, 1 in jail
• WEATHER: Wind to blow through tonight in Tri-Cities
• WRECK: Truck driver dies, highway closed south of Prosser
• United Way Of Benton And Franklin Counties News - Help United Way By shopping
• QUAKE: Strong, shallow earthquake hits eastern Indonesia
• THEFT: Lethal drugs stolen from Idaho animal shelter
• CRASH: At least 2 die in fiery Seattle crash
• Update on playoff football times, dates
• WEATHER: Mid-Columbia under wind advisory until 7 p.m.
• GANGS: Grant County deputies investigating Desert Aire shooting
• STATE: Discover Pass doesn’t raise the cash WA expected
• WALLA WALLA: Water tower could rain on VA’s parade
• IDAHO: Police say 1 dead after chase ends in gunfire
• STATE: New effort to legalize gay marriage in Washington
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• PREP FOOTBALL: Most area playoff teams get set to travel
• SPORTS: State swimming and diving championships, Day Two
• CRASH: Granger man injured near Sunnyside
• TRAVEL: Body scanners come to Portland’s airport
• SUICIDE: Battle Ground man fatally stabs self in front of WA deputies
• TEMBLOR: Officials record small earthquake in Orofino
• HOLIDAYS: Festival of Trees changes locations in Sunnyside
• EDUCATION: Prosser officials protest cuts to state legislators
• PLAYOFFS: Kennewick, Kamiakin, Southridge football will play today
• EVENTS: What's happening on this Saturday
• SPORTS: State swimming and diving championships underway
• FIRE: Pasco family escapes early-morning blaze
• WANTED: Idaho man sought for break-in ID’d by dropped cellphone
• NUCLEAR: Man accused of bilking program for ill nuclear workers
• CRIME: 2 hurt in drive-by shooting near Mattawa
• VETERANS DAY: National, local businesses offer perks to veterans
• WINDS: NWS issues wind advisory for Tri-Cities
• NORTHWEST: Spokane lab testing performance of tired cops
• United Way of Benton and Franklin Counties Newsletter - November 2011
• HOLIDAY: 2 Veterans Day ceremonies today in Tri-Cities
• WEATHER: Colder, wetter weather coming
• UPDATE: Puppies may have started Richland fire that claimed their lives
• UPDATE: Pasco man, 35, killed in Boardman crash after hit-and-run
• PROTESTS: Mayor gives Occupy Portland deadline to leave
• ARREST: Two arrested in Yakima restaurant stabbing
• HANFORD: Civil lawsuit alleges kickbacks to purchasers
• SOUGHT: Kennewick police looking for stolen car used in vehicular assault
• CRASH: Milton-Freewater man hurt in ATV wreck in Umatilla County
• RICHLAND: City offers online parks survey
• ARREST: Kamiakin student found with air gun in school
• JOBS: Postal Service hiring temporary workers
• CRIME: Kennewick police arrest suspected teen car prowler
• BACK PAGE: Our sports staff recaps Friday's high school football action
• THEFT: Flamingos swiped from Kennewick home
• OFFICER INJURED: Yakama tribal officer injured in Friday crash
• WEATHER: Snow-rain mix possible in Mid-Columbia this week
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• SHOOTING: Gunshots ring out at Kennewick Halloween party
• Game Day: Spokane at Tri-City
• ACCIDENT: Richland teen hit by car dies
• REGION: Selah teacher resigns after hidden camera found
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 9 box scores
• VIDEO: Highlights from Friday football games
• HIKE: Trick or treat on Badger trail today
• BALL: Fundraiser on Clover Island tonight for teen shelter
• LIVE FOOTBALL: West Valley at Southridge
• LIVE FOOTBALL: Moses Lake at Richland
• LIVE FOOTBALL: Wenatchee vs. Chiawana
• LIVE: High school football live chat
• TODAY: Take Back Day, Shred Day at Kennewick police station
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 9 scoreboard
• EVENT: Prospective WSU Tri-Cities students invited to Cougar Saturday
• CROSS-DRESSER: Male teacher can wear dress in class
• QUAKE: Small quake hits Mount St. Helens
• ATTACK: Cougar suspected in Prosser pig deaths
• FREE: Free scary pancakes for kids today at IHOPs
• RESTAURANT: El Ranchito reopens in Zillah
• VALLEY: Declining air quality leads to countywide burn ban
• GANGS: 90-year prison sentence in Yakima for gang murder
• ARREST: DNA left on fake beard leads to Yakima arrest
• SPORTS: Pro soccer league dumps Solo's team
• MANSLAUGHTER: Nanny charged in Richland baby death
• UPDATE: Nanny pleads innocent in Richland baby death
• OCCUPY: Protesters planning march today on Columbia Center Blvd.
• UPDATE: Sonic manager arrested in connection with last week’s robbery
• WHL: 3 Ams make SuperSeries squad to face Russians
• AIRPORT: Tri-Cities Airport holds open house today
• STATE: Gov. Gregoire plans major cuts to Wash. budget
• REGION: 1 killed, 1 hurt in plane crash near Heppner
• VALLEY: Tree Top opens visitor center, store
• FISHY PRANK: Kennewick High student disciplined
• HALLOWEEN: Events for Halloween
• RAMP: Hwy 395 ramp to I-182 to be closed today
• RAMP: Hwy 395 ramp to I-182 to be closed Thursday
• OUTAGE: CenturyLink cable cut for second time near Pasco
• DEATH: Woman struck by own pickup in Richland
• PHONE: Second outage affecting Pasco, Walla Walla
• WEATHER: Temps drop below freezing in Tri-Cities
• PIKEMINNOW: Top angler earns $66,478 for fishing
• OREGON CRASH: At least 1 dead as 2 planes collide
• Game Day: Victoria at Tri-City
• REACH: Richland PFD Board president resigns one day after CEO departure
• HOCKEY: Ams' Comrie wins CHL goalie award
• DEPOT: Chemical weapons stockpile gone
• OUTDOORS: D.C. leaders discuss allowing public on Rattlesnake Mt.
• COURT: Sex abuse of child gets Hermiston teen 6 years in prison
• EVERETT: 15-year-old girl held in high school stabbing
• BASIN: No details on fatal Royal City police shooting
• TONIGHT: Prosser schools to address overcrowding
• ECONOMY: Cantwell promotes aerospace jobs
• MUSEUM: Antique cars rolling into new Tacoma museum
• DEPOT: Last monthly test of sirens today
• Fever releases 2012 IFL schedule
• FIRE: Firefighters fighting blaze in Kennewick
• THE REACH: Kimberly Camp no longer will be chief executive
• FIND: Native American bone found in Columbia Park in Kennewick
• BUSTED: Kennewick police nab Sonic robbery suspect
• WEATHER: First freeze forecast for Columbia Basin
• OUTDOORS: One-armed Marysville boy, 11, bags first deer
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• COURT: Ex-cop pleads guilty in Columbia Park sex case
• GUIDES: New standards proposed for Oregon fishing, hunting guides
• ELECTIONS: Initiative 1163 revives home care aid requirements
• FARMING: Wash. farmers see high value for 2010 crops
• GUNSHOTS: Kennewick police search for Pasco man
• SHOTS FIRED: Man shoots at farmers east of Yakima
• ACCIDENT: 6 people injured in 4 car pileup near Mabton
• SHOOTING: One shot, one arrested in Yakima shooting
• CRASH: Ephrata woman dies from crash injuries
• SHOOTING: No injuries reported in Toppenish drive-by
• POTATO: Farmers in Columbia Basin surprised by above-average year
• VIDEO: Week 8 of the Back Page
• DEPORTATIONS: Immigrant removal in Pacific Northwest drops to lowest in 5 years
• COLLISION: Kennewick man injured in car crash near Warden
• VIDEO: Highlights from Friday football games
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 8 scoreboard
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 8 box scores
• LIVE FOOTBALL: Eisenhower at Richland
• LIVE FOOTBALL: Southridge at Kennewick
• FOOTBALL: Live chat for tonight's high school action
• UPDATE: Kennewick cops get possible ID on Sonic robbery suspect
• CRIME: 2 Moses Lake boys safe after kidnapping attempt
• UPDATE: Richland teen in critical condition after being struck by car
• ASSAULT: Pasco man stabbed at Franklin County dairy farm
• OBAMA: Iraq war declared over; troop withdrawal by year's end
• REGION: Driver causes two collisions going wrong way on I-82
• WEATHER: Tri-City temperatures to drop next week
• UPDATE: Car hits teen near Richland High
• OUTAGE: Finley to lose power today, Saturday during repairs
• HANFORD: DOE documentary now online
• CRIME: Burbank man arrested after shooting self in leg in Kennewick
• TRAFFIC: Cougar fans should plan for congested traffic Saturday
• DEPOT: Final container of chemical weapon agent hauled
• KENNEWICK: New toy store opens Friday
• WORLD: Gadhafi, Libya’s leader for 42 years, killed (w/ gallery)
• REACTION: Adam Smith applauds Gadhafi's death (w/ gallery)
• REGION: Teacher put on leave after hidden camera found in student's desk
• CRIME: Suspect arrested in Kennewick stabbing
• WILD RIDE: Forklift operator moves portable toilet with worker inside
• CRIME: SWAT team called to arrest robbery suspect in Sunnyside
• Game Day: Saskatoon at Tri-City
• CRIME: 3 arrested in Pasco kidnapping over stolen cell phone
• UPDATE: 2 teens jailed in Umatilla beating death
• LAST SHOW: Red Room to close doors
• CONGRESS: Vote opens up Bluewood, other ski areas for more uses
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• TOURISM: Today's chamber workshop targets attracting visitors
• REGION: Mom in Yakima gang family sentenced to 11 years
• HAZARD: Fog causing wrecks in Tri-City region
• ON THE LOOSE: Exotic animals escape Ohio farm; owner found dead
• SHOOTING: Kennewick man, 30, killed during attempted burglary in Moses Lake
• CRIME: Walla Walla man suspected of trying to lure teen girl
• CRASH: Truck driver dies north of Walla Walla
• LAWSUIT: Fire district sues over access to Stampede Pass station
• REGION: College Place woman convicted of bomb threat
• VETERANS: Murray pushes for more help for sexual trauma
• EVENTS: What's happening today around town
• BUSINESS: Chamber holding seminar Thursday on setting goals
• HEALTH: Free 3D breast cancer screenings in Pasco on Wednesday
• CRASH: Two women hurt in wreck near Benton City
• AUTOPSY: West Richland teen died in fall from silo
• SCAM: Kennewick police warn about arrest warrant phone scam
• REVIEW: Richland High takes charge with <i>Macbeth</i>
• WESTERN WA: Jellyfish washing into Puget Sound
• CRIME: Suspected burglar killed near Moses Lake
• STATE: Ex-Gov. Rosellini's funeral is today
• SPORTS: Ex-quarterback Ryan Leaf visits Kennewick on Tuesday
• TRAFFIC: Work to slow drivers on Richland's 240 bypass today
• TOURISM: Chamber workshop Wednesday on attracting visitors
• SHOW: Tri-Cities Community series starts tonight with Chinese acrobats
• BODY: West Richland man found dead Saturday
• RICHLAND: Two people arrested Saturday for assault
• SPORTS: Wheldon dies after massive crash in Vegas
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• LIVE: State fire chief honored
• Game Day: Vancouver at Tri-City
• STABBING: Relative sought in Kennewick assault
• CRIME: 2 arrested trying to steal metal in Kennewick
• APPLE PICKERS: Washington apple-picker shortage growing dire, governor says
• COLLISION: Walla Walla man died in collision east of Pendleton
• VIDEO: Week 7 of the Back Page
• EVENTS: What's happening today
• EARTHQUAKE: Tremblor rattles area north of Richland
• HAZARDOUS WASTE: Benton Co. final collection for households today
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 7 box scores
• VIDEO: Highlights from Friday football games
• PROTEST: "Occupy" event today in Richland
• OILY MESS: Some oil from sunken boat hits beach
• LIVE FOOTBALL: Pasco at Southridge
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 7 scoreboard
• LIVE FOOTBALL: Davis at Chiawana
• CRIME: Stolen property hidden in desert linked to Richland car prowls
• LIVE: High school football live chat
• TRAFFIC: WSDOT closing Richland 240 Bypass lanes on Monday
• REGION: Glider crashes, pilot killed
• OREGON: Federal marijuana raids rankle some lawmakers
• YAKIMA: Detectives injured in fight with possible fugitive
• TRAVEL: Expect long delays on Snoqualmie Pass starting Sunday
• EVENT: Tapteal Greenway fundraiser Saturday
• FOOTBALL: Southridge invites band alumni to Homecoming
• EVENTS: What's happening today
• SIDS: Autopsy shows Pasco baby died of SIDS
• DEATH: Kennewick police investigating baby’s death
• ON THE LOOSE: Animal rights activists release 1,000 mink
• VETERANS: Free flu shots for veterans Friday in Richland
• WEATHER: Sunshine in the Tri-City weekend forecast
• TONIGHT: Public tour today at Franklin County jail
• VALLEY: FDA seizes food products at Zillah warehouse
• EARTHQUAKE: No tsunami after quake off coast
• OCCUPY SEATTLE: Protesters vow to stay, defy mayor's orders
• Game Day: Prince Albert at Tri-City
• ABUSE SUIT: Yakima Valley man files suit against diocese
• WRECK: Collision slows traffic at Steptoe and Gage
• OUTAGE: BlackBerry outages spread to North America
• UMATILLA COUNTY: 9-1-1 dispatch center is down
• SCHOOLS: Pasco High briefly in lock down this morning
• OIL: Hastings says more drilling needed in the Gulf
• OVERBOARD: Coast Guard rescues ferry passenger
• SPILL: 200 gallons of oil spilled at John Day Dam today
• DISMISSED: Charges in Walla Walla robbery dismissed
• BASKETBALL: Globetrotters tickets on sale Monday
• STATE: Flags lowered to honor former governor
• DRUGS: Driver stopped for talking on phone found with 26 lbs. of pot
• STATE: WA lawmakers assess budget cut options
• WEATHER: Tuesday to be breezy in Tri-Cities
• RESULTS: Tri-City Duck Race winners list
• CANCELED: Rain delays I-182 road work
• DEATH: Former Washington Gov. Rosellini dies at age 101
• ENVIRONMENT: Sierra Club gives Hastings a failing grade
• HATE CRIME: Spokane man says he was victime of hate crime
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• CRIME: Gang-related shooting in Walla Walla
• DUCKS: Rubber duckies bring in big bucks for charity
• CRIME: Police arrest drive-by suspects early this morning
• OREGON: Low funding means no jail for poachers
• FOOTBALL: WSU viewing parties tonight in Pasco, Richland
• VIDEO: Week 6 of the Back Page
• EVENTS: What's happening today
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 6 box scores
• PREP FOOTBALL: Video highlights for Oct. 7
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 6 scoreboard
• LIVE FOOTBALL: Watch the Kennewick-Hanford game
• LIVE FOOTBALL: Watch the Richland-Wenatchee game
• LIVE FOOTBALL: Watch the Southridge-Kamiakin game
• FOOTBALL: Live chat for tonight's high school games
• SEXUAL ASSAULT: Kennewick man arrested in Richland day care investigation
• CONGRESS: Cantwell, Murray plan to sponsor bill to extend rural schools act
• PULLMAN: WSU frat members arrested for sorority raid
• HOMEOWNERS: 30-year mortgage below 4 pct. for first time ever
• CRASH: Stanfield man dies south of Wallula
• CIRCUS: Piccadilly Circus comes to TRAC
• LEAVING: State wine commission director resigning
• WOLF KILL: Oregon appeals court issues stay in wolf kill plans
• FBI: Man suspected of killing 3 in Montana arrested in Spokane
• UPDATE: Apple co-founder Steve Jobs dies
• CAPTURED: Convicted sex offender from Tri-Cities caught in N.D.
• POLITICS: Sarah Palin says she will not run for president
• IT'S FROSTY: First snow of season falls at Mount Rainier
• EDUCATION: Learn how to reach, support veterans at WSU Tri-Cities workshop
• CRACKDOWN: New $100 fine for misbehaving WSU students
• GIANT GOURD: Washington man grows really big pumpkin
• OCCUPY WALL ST: Protests against corporate America hitting Idaho, Tri-Cities
• BUDGET CUTS: No police to investigate Spokane property crimes
• OOPS: Sailboat gets stuck on railway bridge
• DRILL: Energy NW to test sirens today
• CANCER AWARENESS: Southridge stages Pink Week Carnival today
• EDUCATION: WSU notes impact of Knox case on students
• TEARS AND HUGS: Knox returns to Seattle
• UPDATE: Pasco officer-involved shooting ruled justified
• CRIME: Stolen item on Craigslist leads cops to Kennewick burglary suspect
• STATE: "Sell the van," Gregoire tells Lotto chief
• TONIGHT: Children’s author visiting Tri-Cities
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• CANCER AWARENESS: Southridge stages Pink Week Carnival on Wednesday
• TRAFFIC: Rainy conditions lead to rash of wrecks
• SCHOOLS: Nebraska schools ban religious necklace with gang link
• KNOX: Appeals court throws out murder conviction, Amanda Knox goes free
• CONGRESS: Turning up the heat on supercommittee, Murray
• REGION: Man banned from parks for digging up John Day fossil
• WEATHER: Cooler than usual Tri-City month forecast
• GANGS: Hundreds march in Quincy against violence
• CRASH: Man dies in motorcycle crash north of Pendleton
• DEPLOYMENT: Farewells bid as Milton-Freewater unit deploys
• CRASH: Teen girl ejected from vehicle near Vantage
• BLOWN UP: Soda vending machine blown up in Spokane
• ACCIDENT: 1 injured after man fails to yield in Othello
• UPDATE: Brush fire burning in Benton City
• CRASH: Sunnyside man dies in Friday night crash
• BURGLARY: Kennewick cops nab 21-year-old burglar
• BACK PAGE: Recapping Week 5 of high school football
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 5 box scores
• LIVE FOOTBALL: Watch the Eastmont at Pasco game
• LIVE FOOTBALL: Watch the Eastmont-Pasco game
• LIVE: High school football live chat
• LIVE FOOTBALL: Watch the Chiawana-Richland game
• CANCER AWARENESS: Southridge stages Pink Week Carnival on Wednesday
• LIVE FOOTBALL: Watch the Hanford-Southridge game
• INSPIRATION: Malaak Compton-Rock speaker at Women Helping Women luncheon Oct. 24
• HEALTH: West Nile mosquitoes found in Pasco
• MINIMUM WAGE: Washington raises rate to $9.04 per hour
• ACCIDENT: Motorcycle crash kills Kennewick man
• HERALD: New publisher named at Tri-City Herald
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 5 box scores
• VIDEO: highlights from Sunnyside-Kennewick football game
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 5 scoreboard
• LIVE FOOTBALL: Sunnyside at Kennewick
• POLICE: 2 Kennewick girls approached by stranger on way to school
• HEALTH: Some contaminated romaine lettuce shipped to Wash.
• TRIAL: Appeals court orders new trial for boy convicted of killing a playmate
• HAZMAT: Ammonia leak at Tyson Foods in Wallula
• CONGRESS: Hastings town hall tonight in Pasco
• ACCIDENT: 3 injured in crash south of Kennewick
• FIRE: Large range fire burning north of Sunnyside
• EVENT: Cirque Dreams tickets on sale
• FESTIVAL: Folk Dance Festival Oct. 1 in Richland
• MEETING: Kennewick School Board votes to restore access to student clubs
• NONPROFITS: Need help from Leadership Tri-Cities class?
• WEATHER: Cool, wet weather for Tri-Cities next week
• MEETING: Kennewick School Board to revisit decision on clubs tonight
• CARMINE’S: Kennewick restaurant changes hours, menu
• JEWISH NEW YEAR: Rosh Hashanah services scheduled in Richland
• CONGRESS: Hastings takes aim at 'ocean zoning'
• CRASH: WSP seeking additional witnesses to Benton City fatal crash
• CUSTODY HEARING: Kids placed with parents of missing Utah mom
• NUCLEAR: Richland plant supplying power again
• LOCKDOWN: Walla Walla prison locked down after fight
• COURT: Appeals court affirms Hilton double homicide conviction
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities should be breezy through tonight
• BUDGET: WA state mental hospital may release 150 patients
• HEALTH: Wash. state oysters sicken 5 people
• CRASH: 4 injured in 2-car crash outside Mattawa
• CRIME: Kennewick police arrest suspected car prowler, mail thief
• COURT: Mother asks court to hold heroin dealer responsible in her son's death
• CRIME: 2 arrested in Pasco narcotics investigation
• COMEDY: Jeff Dunham tickets on sale Sept. 30 for Spokane show
• HOCKEY: Ams' Hughesman wins WHL player of week award
• NUCLEAR: NRC to hear public comment on Richland plant today
• EDUCATION: WSU Tri-Cities professor wins $300K research award
• DEADLY FALL: Ellensburg man dies in tree-climbing accident
• FIRE: Train on way to Pasco catches fire in downtown Spokane
• CRIME: 2 arrested in Finley domestic dispute that ended with a stabbing
• OREGON: Number of young hunters dropping
• POLITICS: Apocalyptic beliefs may sway presidential election, writes WSU prof
• CRASH: Othello woman dies in Franklin County crash
• Game Day: Portland at Tri-City
• ACCIDENT: Drunken driver hits light pole in Richland
• SEARCH: Mid-Columbia school behavior
• Opening Night: Spokane at Tri-City
• CRASH: DUI driver causes crash on Highway 395 near Connell, WSP says
• BACK PAGE: Recapping Week 4 of high school football
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 4 box scores
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 4 scoreboard
• VIDEO: High school football highlights for Sept. 23, 2011
• LIVE: Watch tonight's football game between Kennewick, Kamiakin
• LIVE: Watch tonight's football game between Walla Walla, Chiawana
• LIVE: Mid-Columbia high school football chat
• FALSE: Richland School District says no kidnapping at elementary school
• FATAL: Boy running for school bus killed in Wapato
• AUTOPSY: Heart problem led to sudden death of Southridge teacher
• CRIME: Kennewick police investigating coin shop break-in
• CRASH: Grandview teen is in critical condition
• VIDEO: Week 4 preview of Kamiakin vs. Kennewick
• EVENTS: What's happening Sept. 23
• EVENT: J.A. Jance in Tri-Cities in October for booksigning
• EVENT: Community Celebration & Fundraiser on Oct. 1 in Richland
• HANFORD: Contractor agrees to $1.5 million settlement
• CONCERT: Vince Gill performs at Lincoln City casino
• UPDATE: Stomp cancels Monday performance at Toyota Center
• UPDATE: Kennewick woman killed in Aug. crash was driving 106 mph
• TONIGHT: Get served by cops at Special Olympics fundraiser
• CANCEL: Author visit today in Richland canceled
• STATE: Gregoire says special session will be ’brutal’
• TOWN HALL: Hastings to meet with public Sept. 29 in Pasco
• FATAL: Motorcyclist killed after crashing into truck near Prosser
• DEAL REACHED: Governor brokers deal to end strike
• UPDATE: Driver identified in I-82 fatal near Benton City
• TONIGHT: Candlelight vigil for Southridge teacher
• INFECTION: Whooping cough case confirmed in Umatilla County
• CEREMONY: Adult Drug Court graduates 4 today in Kennewick
• UPDATE: 1 dead in fiery collision near Benton City
• FIREFIGHTER: N. Cascades smokejumper to retire with record
• OUTDOORS: Forest Service waives day-use fees Saturday
• COURT: Richland heroin dealer sent to prison for overdose death
• EVENT: Gathering to honor soldiers set for Saturday
• CLASSES CANCELED: Teachers strike continues
• United Way Of Benton And Franklin Counties News - September 2011
• COURT: $1 million bail for Pasco man accused of shooting at officer
• SCHOOLS: Southridge High mourns teacher's death
• UPDATE: Richland judge died from apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound
• CRIME: 2 men found shot in Moses Lake
• VIDEO: Moose struggles in Pasco canal
• COURT: Kennewick Irrigation District trial ends in mistrial
• GUILTY: Richland dealer takes responsibility in 2nd overdose death
• SCHOOLS: No-contact order against Ki-Be principal reduced to 25 feet
• UPDATE: Former Judge Staples found dead at Richland home
• SUSPICIOUS ITEM: Ki-Be school officials call out bomb squad
• DEATH: Missing man found dead on Prosser farm
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• AIR SHOW: Family says Washington couple died in Reno air show
• FIRE: Blaze reported at Pasco train yard
• MOSES LAKE: Officials say sunken barge fuel spill contained
• STATE: Wash. pushes homeowners to prepare for wildfires
• REGION: Body found in Spokane River
• POLITICS: Palin's husband denounces racy book
• WHAT NOT TO DO: Customer shoots hand at gun shop
• CRASH: Two injured in wreck north of Pasco
• POLICE: Boardman drive-by shooting suspect knew woman
• DEATHS: Kennewick police identify two shooting victims
• SHIPWRECK: Sunken barge leaking diesel into Moses Lake
• CRASH: Sunnyside man injured near Paterson
• FATAL: Wapato pedestrian killed near Toppenish
• VIDEO: Week 3 of The Back Page
• EVENTS: What's happening on this Saturday
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 3 box scores
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 3 scoreboard
• LIVE: Mid-Columbia high school football live chat
• AIR RACE CRASH: Mass casualties reported
• HEALTH: Umatilla County man infected with plague
• UPDATE: 2 Kennewick men jailed after fight at apartment complex
• CRIME: Kennewick teen accused of robbing classmates at gunpoint
• UPDATE: Richland hotel open again after police standoff
• EVENTS: What's happening today around town
• PREP FOOTBALL: Scoreboard for Week 3
• CRIME: 3 in custody after fight at Kennewick apartment
• I-90 CLOSURE: Crews respond to crash
• UPDATE: Suspect fired at Pasco officer before being shot
• HANFORD: House introduces continuing resolution for funding
• STATE: Wash. revenue forecast takes a $1.4 billion hit
• MAIL: Postal Service considers closing Pasco mail center
• WEATHER: Blowing dust today in Tri-Cities
• WILDFIRE: Satus Pass blaze claims 100 structures
• HANFORD: Interior secretary to tour historic B Reactor
• UPDATE: Pasco police shoot man during foot chase
• AWARD: Local Jr. Achievement leader receives CBC honor
• UNEMPLOYMENT: Rate still shows no signs of shrinking
• FOOTBALL: Mother of Chicago star Urlacher dies in Texas
• GRAPE HARVEST: Famed Walla Walla Valley winery begins picking
• WINE: Tickets available for 33rd Tri-Cities Wine Festival
• MUSIC: Chris Trapper performs Saturday in Walla Walla
• COURT ORDER: District wants teachers back on job
• NOT MUSIC TO HIS EARS: Man storms stage because he didn’t like the music
• CRIME: Online relationship results in Kennewick pot robbery at gunpoint
• WRECK: Collision closes westbound lanes on Canal Dr.
• FIRE: Burning hay truck closes eastbound I-84 in Oregon
• UPDATE: Milton-Freewater man dies from accident injuries
• WEATHER: Another high for the record books at Hanford
• FALL: Man falls off Mount Rainier cliff as son watches
• EDUCATION: Walla Walla Community College finalist for $1M prize
• COLLEGE: UW ranks 42nd nationally, WSU is 115th
• CRIME: Benton City man accused of pointing gun at officers
• UPDATE: Pasco teacher found safe on Mount Adams
• FIRE: Small blazes in Kennewick likely human caused
• WSU: Overall enrollment up as Richland campus slips
• WEST NILE: Virus detected in mosquito sample in Grant County
• WEATHER: Sunday temperature was a 66-year first for Hanford
• 9/11 BOMB SCARE: Hermiston police investigate suspicious package
• AIR: Satus Pass wildfire causing poor air quality
• HONORED: 'The Wire' creator receives WSU award
• CARS: Missing '60s Oldsmobile feature
• CONCERT: Casting Crowns concert tickets now on sale
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• WEATHER: Cooler Tri-City temps just days away
• FIRE: 18 homes destroyed in Satus Pass blaze, more possible
• REMINDER: Fly flags at half-staff for Patriot’s Day
• 9/11: Special coverage
• FRONT PAGE: Significant events since 9/11
• 9/11 MEMORIALS: What’s planned in Kennewick, Prosser, Walla Walla
• REGION: Yakima serial groper returns
• DEPOT: Red Cross concerned about future of supply site
• VIDEO: Week 2 of the Back Page
• PREP FOOTBALL: Box scores for Week 2 (Sept. 9)
• LIVE BLOG: NWL championship series, Dust Devils vs. Vancouver Canadians, Game 1
• VIDEO: Highlights from Pasco-Chiawana football game
• FESTIVAL: Art & Culture Showcase Saturday in Toppenish
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 2 scoreboard
• LIVE FOOTBALL: Wenatchee vs. Eastmont
• LIVE FOOTBALL: Pasco vs. Chiawana
• LIVE: High school football live chat
• ACCIDENT: Umatilla woman hurt in crash on Highway 14
• WILDFIRE: 64 structures burn in Satus Pass fire
• HANFORD: NRC allows closure of Yucca Mountain repository
• CRIME: Cell phone shoplifters arrested in Kennewick
• HAZARDOUS WASTE: Benton Co. schedules year's final household collection
• TONIGHT: Sunnyside girl to get United Farm Workers scholarship
• CRASH: Two people hurt in collision with deer near Mesa
• ANIMALS: Montana couple guilty of cruelty to 116 cats
• PREP FOOTBALL: Kamiakin stages 9/11 tribute tonight at Lampson
• OUTDOORS: Rogue trails cutting up Columbia River Gorge
• WILDFIRE UPDATE: Monastery spared
• Finley football game moved to Prosser due to fire
• FESTIVAL: Fall festival of art this weekend in Connell
• WILDFIRE: 9 homes, 10 buildings burn near Satus Pass
• CONCERT: African Children's Choir sings tonight in Kennewick
• UPDATE: Kennewick post office reopens, no threat found
• HEALTH: State says Burger King in Benton County undercooked patties
• HERMISTON: Potato chip plant hiring 100 workers
• FOOTBALL: Missed sections now available
• DRUGS: 45 pounds of pot seized during traffic stop, Grandview man jailed
• DROWNING: Moses Lake man dies in irrigation canal
• FIRE: Kennewick fire displaces family with 7 children
• FIRE: Wildfire closes Highway 97, forces evacuations
• COURT: Richland heroin dealer admits role in overdose deaths
• CONCERT: Gospel quartet concert comes to Tri-Cities
• UPDATE: West Richland fire death remains ‘undetermined’
• FIRE: Mother, child escape Finley mobile home blaze
• CRIME: 6 teens arrested in gang-related incidents in Sunnyside
• RUSSIAN PLANE CRASH: Former WHL great among dead
• LIVE BLOG: NWL division series, Dust Devils at Boise Hawks, Game 2
• ROLLOVER: DUI driver causes crash on I-182, troopers say
• SOMETHING'S KIND OF FISHY: Wash. trooper shovels fish heads off freeway
• WRECK: 2 crashes snarl I-182
• CRIME: Two jailed in Kennewick assault, robbery
• SPORTS: WSU holds Family Football Weekend on Saturday
• HOMICIDE: Walla Walla woman, 18, stabbed during fight
• CRIME: Car prowler arrested in Kennewick in stolen SUV
• BRIDGE: Overpass repair to close Hwy 395 at Court St. in Pasco
• LIVE BLOG: NWL division series, Dust Devils at Boise Hawks, Game 1
• DEATH: Man dies after fall at Moses Lake Sand Dunes
• UPDATE: Climber dies after fall near Snoqualmie Pass
• AIRPORT: Man rushes jet exit door in Seattle
• WEATHER: Red flag warning issued for Mid-Columbia
• CRIME: 2 dead in Spokane after shooting
• QUAKES: Small temblors hit near Richland
• CONCERT: Tickets on sale now for Pat Metheny concert in Yakima
• DATABASE: Tri-City school weapons incidents
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Salem-Keizer Volcanoes, Game 5
• UPDATE: Crews contain blaze near Yakima River in Richland
• VIDEO: Herald sports staff recaps prep football Week 1
• CAUTION: Natural gas line break closes Richland road
• SEATTLE: US Attorney says she was robbed
• VIDEO: Highlights from tonight's high school football
• Sept. 2 Mid-Columbia football box scores
• LIVE: Richland at Pasco high school football
• LIVE: Streaming video of Hanford-Chiawana football
• LIVE: High school football live chat
• CRIME: Benton County deputies harvest 901 marijuana plants
• SCHOOL: Student brought bullets to Highlands Middle School
• UPDATE: Coroner identifies Moses Lake man shot dead
• WSU campus, library closed for long weekend
• UN-CAPED CRUSADER: Okanogan sheriff fights crime like Batman
• VALLEY: Nearly 10,000 pot plants seized near Wapato, Wash.
• VALLEY: Former cowboy lassos dogs in Yakima Valley canal
• REGION: E. Ore. prison ends lockdown caused by fighting
• CRIME: Burglary suspect linked to 6 business break-ins
• UPDATE: Capt. Smiley booksigning later today
• COURTROOM SHOOTING: Shots fired in Union Gap City Hall
• CRIME: Shooting leaves 1 dead near Moses Lake
• WEATHER: September in Tri-Cities could be warmer than usual
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 1 scoreboard
• OUTDOORS: Umatilla refuge islands closed to public
• POLITICS: McMorris Rodgers faces divided crowd in Spokane meeting
• POLITICS: WA state senator’s husband accused of groping
• WILDLIFE: Complicated seabird problem at mouth of Columbia
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Salem-Keizer Volcanoes, Game 2
• VIDEO: A preview of Mid-Columbia high school football
• MISSING YOUR FOOT? 11 feet have washed ashore in B.C., WA since 2007
• ANNEXATION: More than 100 residents attend Franklin Co. meeting
• SWAT: Police surround home in downtown Kennewick
• BOOKS: Blind Army hero Scott Smiley signing books today in Kennewick
• BOOKS: Blind Army hero Scott Smiley to sign books Thursday in Kennewick
• BRUSH FIRE: Strike force teams head to Woodward Canyon area
• FIGHTS: Night of Champions cage fight event is Sept. 17
• FESTIVAL:Taste of the Harvest festival Sept. 17 in Wenatchee
• CONTAMINATION: Basin City boil water order ends
• FESTIVAL: Grandview Grape Stomp is Sept. 10
• EDUCATION: 6,300 new engineering internships being added
• VISIT: Obama headed to Seattle area
• COURT: Lawyer says client's rights violated, confession illegal in homicide case
• CRASH: Moses Lake man injured in 1-car accident near Mesa
• REGION: Spokane cop on leave during bounty hunter probe
• NORTHWEST: OR Human Services department sued over teen death
• CRITTERS: Girl, 9, raises $1,000 to rehab Sunriver eagle
• NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION: Update evacuation plans near nuclear plants
• INNOCENT PLEA: Trial dates set for Walla Walla man in rape cases
• LIVE: Dust Devils vs. Salem-Keizer Volcanoes
• CRIME: Pasco searching for suspect involved in afternoon shooting
• COURT: Trial set in 2009 bludgeoning of Pasco man
• FILM: Scarface special filming at Kennewick theater
• MUSIC: Red Hot Chili Peppers music video tonight at Tri-City theater
• GANGS: Woman wounded in head in Pasco shooting
• WHAT NOT TO DO: Lynden man lights gas-soaked beehive
• CELEBRITY: Richland High grad Hope Solo to dance with the stars
• OPEN: Basin City elementary kids back in school Tuesday
• PAVEMENT: Markings to be added on Hwy 240 near Richland
• MARKINGS: Crews to work on I-182 near Pasco today
• ROADS: Work continues on Hwy 224 in West Richland
• EVENT: Cirque du Soleil presents Michael Jackson: The Immortal World Tour
• HEAT: Pasco library closed today over cooling issue
• PASCO: New chief hired for Pasco Police Department
• HANFORD: B Reactor legislation being written
• CRIME: Hermiston man jailed for ramming 2 patrol cars
• PARKS: Boat launch closed at Steamboat Rock State Park
• CONVICTED: Craigslist killer found guilty on all counts
• FACEBOOK: WA prisons ask Facebook to disable inmate accounts
• REGION: Facebook boast leads to arrest
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• CLOSED: Classes canceled Monday at Basin City Elementary
• WEATHER: Powerful storm with high winds, lightning moving through Mid-Columbia
• FIRE UPDATE: Smoldering trash at Kennewick Waste Management station
• BAD HAIR BANDIT: Suspect also worked as school nurse during spree
• CRIME: Early-morning Kennewick shooting leaves one wounded
• CRASH: Kennewick trucker crashes into I-182 median, spilling corn
• FIRES: Wildfires threaten homes on Oregon reservation
• PENDLETON: County rules Oregon wind farm’s noise not a problem
• MILTON-FREEWATER: Without arraignment, sex-crimes suspect released
• GAY MARRIAGE: State lawmakers wonder if votes are there
• CRIME: Kennewick man, 18, arrested for loaded gun in car
• BABY AIDEN: Car wash, raffle in W. Richland to help pay medical bills
• EVENTS: Stuff to do Saturday
• ADVISORY: Basin City residents told to boil water
• RESIGNS: Pasco Chamber director takes new job
• FIRE: Blaze burns trailer, grass near Reata Road (w/panoramic photos)
• PANORAMA: 360-degree view of sheep barn at B-F Fair
• UPDATE: I-82 reopens after oversize load blocks road
• REGION: At least 4 arrested at Moscow megaloads protest
• TIME LAPSE: Kenny Rogers concert at Benton Franklin Fair
• UPDATE: Richland boy’s death ruled homicide
• WALLA WALLA: Quick thinking by witness leads to robbery arrest
• CRIME: Robbery attempted in downtown Walla Walla
• WEATHER: Warning issued for possible lightning in Mid-Columbia
• EVENTS: Stuff to do Aug. 26
• HANFORD: Watch new DOE video on contaminated ground water
• TIME LAPSE: Horse Heaven Round-Up in Kennewick
• REGION: Spokane Red Cross strained by fires
• NORTHWEST: 120-plus evacuated after Oregon hotel explosion
• NORTHWEST: Custody dispute involves mom who killed her kids
• DAMS: Critics say Elwha hatchery will hurt salmon recovery
• DEATH: Tri-City advocate, former Herald reporter Bob Woehler dies
• FAIR: Barbecue Cook-off Thursday
• WEATHER: Storms expected to bring lightning to Tri-Cities tonight
• KID: Copper to kill algae in Tri-City canals
• CRIME: Richland cops arrest Prosser man after cell phone robbery
• CRIME: Pot found in Sunnyside home, 2 gang members arrested
• ENERGY NORTHWEST: Draft study finds no concerns
• HERMISTON: Town puts chief on leave, asks for review
• Back to School for Kennewick - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Spokane Indians, Game 3
• Free parenting event in Richland tonight
• HANFORD: Marijuana found at Hanford, workers being tested
• QUAKE: National Mall monuments closed after earthquake
• FAIR: What's happening at the fair this week
• ASSAULT: Kennewick man jailed in hammer attack on girlfriend
• FIRE: Crews battling brush fire along Canal Drive in Kennewick
• CRIME: Teen robbed near Walla Walla park
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Spokane Indians, Game 2
• REGIONAL CHAMBER: Members to enjoy baseball, barbecue Aug. 23
• CRIME: 3 arrested for vehicle prowl in Kennewick
• CRIME: Kennewick man jailed for assaulting girlfriend
• BUST: More than 25,000 pot plants seized near Dayton in state's largest pot bust this year
• CRIME: Gunfire in Pasco leads to arrest of 13-year-old, others
• FATAL ACCIDENT: Five-year-old boy dies at motorcycle race
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Spokane Indians, Game 1
• REPORT: Yakima County’s drug court works
• FATALITY: Entiat man dies in Hermiston crash
• WEATHER: Wind, fire warning in Tri-City forecast Monday
• OREGON CONCERT: Officials taking precautions after Indiana concert
• AGRICULTURE: Late cherry harvest worries apple growers
• LIVE Updates: Dust Devils vs. Yakima Bears
• OREGON MARIJUANA: Voters could decide legalizing pot, union rights
• GUILTY PLEA: Former Idaho county clerk pleads guilty to grand theft
• ARREST: Bend, Ore., police arrest man on 66 sex-related charges
• ABSENT MAYOR: Sodaville, Ore., mayor out after repeat absences
• STATE EMPLOYMENT: Executive branch employment down 10%
• WALLA WALLA: One Council race tightens; one settled
• GRUMPS: No exemption for cancer patient’s garage sales in Oregon
• IDAHO: Stun gun death due to heart attack, police say
• COURT: Coyote Ridge smudge-pot attack leads to attempted murder charge
• FEDERAL: WSU fined for campus safety
• ALBERTSONS: Pasco store playing host to chili roasting event Aug. 19-21
• ALBERTSONS: Pasco store hosting chili roasting event Aug. 19-21
• HEALTH: West Nile virus detected near Mabton
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Yakima Bears, Game 1
• BIKE VS. SEMI: WSP seeking witnesses to Aug. 16 accident
• CRIME: Kennewick man arrested after stand-off
• SHOOTING: 4 Richland police officers cleared of wrong-doing in shooting
• HANFORD: DOE approves up to 1,100 additional layoffs
• FIRE: Candle may have caused Richland house fire
• PNNL: DOE authorizes five more years for Battelle contract
• FATAL: Woman killed on railroad tracks at Seattle park
• BENEFIT: Refugee benefit concert Thursday
• TRAFFIC: Delays expected on I-182 in Pasco
• TRAFFIC: Delays expected on I-182 in Pasco
• CONCERT: Miranda Cosgrove officially cancels Kennewick concert
• ELECTIONS: Benton County opens special filing period Monday
• COURT: Sex offender allegedly exposed self in KGH waiting room
• ROBBERY: Bad Hair Bandit busted in California
• FIRE: Blaze chars 5 acres in Pasco
• CHEFS: New event added to Parade of Homes in Tri-Cities
• WEATHER: Lower Mid-Columbia warned of fire danger
• LOCKE: Photo of bag-carrying US ambassador charms China
• ELECTION: Richland School Board preliminary results
• PRIMARY: Benton County results
• PEOPLE: Ex-Tri-Citian has Kevin Federline's fifth child
• ELECTION: Primary results here tonight
• WARNING: Toxic algae found at Potholes Reservoir
• HERMISTON: Police complain about chief who applied for Richland job
• RESCUE: Pasco lifeguard recognized for saving 3-year-old
• DELAYS: Traffic delays expected on I-182 near Pasco
• DELAYS: Traffic delays expected on I-182 near Pasco
• WEATHER: Mid-Columbia under a fire weather watch
• WRECK: Kennewick motorcyclist crashes near Pasco
• RUNAWAY: Missing 11-year-old Pasco girl found
• FLAGS:Gov. Gregoire directs flags lowered to honor soldier
• DELAYS: Work being done on Highway 395
• DELAYS: Van Giesen street construction work
• DELAYS: Expect lane closures along I-82, Hwy 395
• DELAYS: Van Giesen Street roadwork Tuesday night
• DONATE: Blood drives during the next week
• OPEN HOUSE: Tours today of Kennewick’s new housing for veterans
• MISSING: Pasco police looking for runaway girl, 11
• GUILTY: Man convicted of attacking, raping woman in Richland apartment
• BARRIERS: Construction to occur on Hwy 395 near Connell
• HEALTH: Kadlec to build free-standing ER in Kennewick
• ROADS: Nightime closures planned on Hwy 395 in Kennewick
• PAVING: Closures to continue on Hwy 224 in West Richland
• OREGON: Van falls on trooper trying to get spare tire
• FATAL: Motorcyclist killed near Wallula Junction
• FIRE: Suspicious fire burns bathroom and showers in Sacajawea State Park
• ABANDONED DOGS: Rescue group in Yakima seeks help for hungry dogs
• TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS: No serious injuries in pair of I-90 wrecks
• FIRES: Blazes in Spokane keep firefighters busy
• DONATIONS: North Idaho tribe declines to make donations public
• CRASH: Boy dies Saturday in crash on reservation
• FIRE: Garbage fire almost completely destroys West Pasco home
• SHOOTING: Man shot in Pasco after allegedly smashing car window
• FIRE: Friday's wildfires south of Finley declared suspicious
• HUNT HALT: Groups ask court to halt Montana, Idaho wolf hunts
• Woman’s body found in Spokane alley
• CRIME: Benton City man sought by 3 law enforcement agencies
• TODAY: Go to the police vs firefighters charity baseball game
• TONIGHT: Watch night sky for meteor shower
• SPORTS: Tiger Woods misses cut in PGA Championship
• CANCER: Pink Pasta Dinner Aug. 18 to raise research funds
• SEARCH: Washington state employee pay
• CRASH: Driver collides into side of semi-truck in Hermiston
• EVENTS: Things to do Aug. 12
• HANFORD: New acting head of DOE cleanup program plans visit
• CRASH: Richland woman injured in Columbia Center Boulevard rollover
• POSTPONED: iCarly star in bus accident, Tri-City show delayed
• GESA: Credit union to donate $100K to nonprofits, scholarships each year
• COURT: Prosser man charged with cruelty to cows
• CHILL OUT: Figure skating competition on Aug. 13-14
• WILDFIRE: Blaze near Wallula 100 percent controlled
• CRASH: Handcuffed prisoner steals car in Grant County
• OUTAGE: Power restored to 3,000 Kennewick customers
• MUSIC: Gospel concert Saturday in Grandview
• KID MUSIC: Wiggle like a Fish concert Saturday
• CRIME: Kennewick police investigating homicide of infant
• CRIME: Kennewick police seeking car theft suspect
• CONSTRUCTION: White Pass set to close Tuesday night
• CONCERT: Loretta Lynn ticket refund info
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Boise Hawks, Game 3
• United Way of Benton and Franklin Counties News - August 9, 2011
• U.S. CELLULAR: Free smartphone workshop Aug. 11
• UPDATE: Crews still battling wildfire near Wallula
• VETERANS: Benefit fair today in Kennewick
• VETERANS: Benefit fair in Kennewick on Wednesday
• FUNDRAISER: Jazz in the Cellar this weekend
• AG BURNS: Smoke north of Pasco
• HANFORD: Nagasaki remembers A-bomb, US sends representative
• HANFORD: C Tank Farm evacuated as precaution
• JOBS: Sen. Patty Murray promotes jobs bill in Richland today
• DEATH: Accused Richland heroin dealer charged in 3rd death
• PNNL: DOE names new Office of Science manager in Richland
• BRIDGE: Keene Road over I-182 reopens today
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Boise Hawks, Game 2
• WILDFIRE: Blaze near Wallula burns 10,000 acres
• MUSIC: Loretta Lynn concert canceled
• BUSINESS: Oil companies seek to move megaloads in Washington state
• WEIRD: Orange goo near remote Alaska village ID’d as eggs
• STATE: Gregoire asks agencies to prepare cuts up to 10 percent
• HANFORD: No 100 degree temps yet this summer a record
• CRASH: Grandview man flown to Seattle hospital after suspected DUI wreck
• THEATER: Sesame Street Live hits town this week
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• CONSTRUCTION: Roadwork continues near West Richland
• CONSTRUCTION: Work will close I-182 Pasco, Richland lanes
• CRIME: Kennewick police use Taser on Seattle man
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Boise Hawks, Game 1
• BLAZE: Finley fire burns 80 acres
• WARRANTS: Woman arrested for Benton County charges in Oregon
• EVENTS: What's happening today
• TRAIN: Two men killed by trains within 24 hours
• TURTLES: Endangered reptile to be released into the Columbia River Gorge
• ACCIDENT: Pasco man injured in one-car accident in Kittitas County
• CHASE: Richland man caught in Pasco backyard after vehicle pursuit
• PRISON: Assault causes Walla Walla prison to put unit on lockdown
• WAR: 30 killed in deadliest single U.S. loss in Afghanistan
• BANK OF WHITMAN: Kennewick, Pasco branches permanently closed Aug. 5
• MUSIC: Knitting Factory nightclub comes to Toyota Arena
• COMEDY: Bill Cosby comes to Yakima
• TONIGHT: Watch for Northern Lights over Tri-Cities
• MUSIC: Massy Ferguson tonight at Tagaris
• Wenatchee fire that killed 2 boys 'suspicious'
• SETTLEMENT: Cascade Natural Gas agrees to $425,000 fine
• THEFT: 3,000 gallons of diesel stolen from Richland fueling station
• HEALTH: Free cardiac screening for teen athletes Wednesday in Pasco
• RICHLAND: Keene Road/I-182 bridge reopens Tuesday
• DEPOT: Overfilled chemical weapons containers being drained
• OUTDOOR MOVIE: Family movie night at the dam
• MUSIC: Wylie and Wild West tonight in West Richland
• CONCERT: Lorrie Morgan concert in Toppenish
• COMEDY: YB Stag Improv in Richland
• MUSIC: Chris Isaak concert tonight
• EVENTS: What's happening Aug. 6
• TRAFFIC: Oversize turbine loads from Tri-Cities to Pomeroy to end
• Sedro-Woolley man skins 16-foot road kill python
• REGION: Man hit 6 times in shootout with Yakima police
• SCARE: Bomb squad clears suspicious package in Spokane
• VIT PLANT: 19-ton piping module installed (w/ video, gallery)
• TRAFFIC: Hwy 12 to close near Burbank Friday night
• CRIME: Kennewick man busted transporting marijuana in Oregon
• DRUGS: Hermiston cops find meth stash worth $82,000
• DA: New DA picked for Umatilla County
• HOCKEY: Ams trade Owsley to Prince George
• MEN'S BASKETBALL: WSU to play Oklahoma near Disneyland
• CELL PHONES: Are police using cellphone data to track crooks?
• VALLEY: Police shoot man who fired at officers in Yakima
• ARREST: 1 arrested in blue bridge chase, flip
• CONCERT UPDATE: Watch the Throne Tour reschedule
• CONSTRUCTION: Eastbound I-82 ramp in Kennewick closes tonight
• CLOSURE: Eastbound I-82 ramp in Kennewick closing tonight, Thursday
• HANFORD: Public meeting tonight on new occupational med contract
• EVENT: Bestselling author Patricia Briggs to visit Kennewick library on Thursday
• CRIME: Pasco police seek suspect in stabbing
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• FACEBOOK: Give Tri-City Herald another ‘like’ on Facebook
• OUTAGE: Semi-truck causes Kennewick power outage
• TONIGHT: BLM plans Juniper Dunes, Horse Heaven Hills meeting
• TRAFFIC: WSP investigation slows I-182 drivers in Pasco
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities had 6th month of below normal temps
• HANFORD: Small wildfire contained
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• SEAHAWKS: Tri-Cities Day tickets on sale today
• EVENT: Neighbors meeting tonight for National Night Out
• CRASH: Kennewick motorcyclist dead after hitting tree
• CRASH: Woman dies after being thrown from minivan in Kennewick
• NATION: Debt plan wins early backing from WA state delegation
• FBI: ’Credible lead’ surfaces in D.B. Cooper case
• REGION: Stolen trumpet returned to Oregon jazz player
• CONTEST: Space Needle wants to send a person to suborbit
• CONSTRUCTION: Eastbound Highway 12 will close for 2 nights
• CONSTRUCTION: I-82, Highway 395 ramp to close today
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• BUDGET: President and congress finally agree on something
• TIME LAPSE: A day on the Columbia River
• HYDROS: Villwock wins 46th Columbia Cup
• MUSIC: Jay-Z, Kanye add dates to tour
• ASSAULT: Richland man arrested for vehicular assault
• FAIR ENTRIES: Deadline fast approaching on fair entries
• SCHEDULE: Lamb Weston Columbia Cup/Hapo Over the River Air Show
• TICKETS: How to see the Water Follies
• WATER FOLLIES: Fans well-behaved, police say
• EVENTS: Things to do today
• HYDROS: Sunday live chat from Lampson Pits
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Vancouver Canadians, Game 4
• TIME LAPSE: A day in the hydro pits
• INVESTIGATION: Human skull found in Umatilla forest
• CRASH: Police say Grandview teen dozed off
• CRIME: Driver attempted to grab teen in Kennewick
• OREGON: Man accused of stealing 400 library books
• HEALTH: Latinos warned of phony emergency birth control
• LOTTERY: Ticket sold in Richland yet to be claimed
• PARADE: Pet event set for today in Pasco
• HYDROS: Saturday live chat from the Lampson Pits
• SCHEDULE: Lamb Weston Columbia Cup/Hapo Over the River Air Show
• EVENTS: What's happening today
• LIVE updates from Dust Devils vs. Vancouver Canadians
• FOLLIES: 2 swimmers rescued from Columbia River (w/photos)
• HANFORD: Washington state files new lawsuit on Yucca Mountain
• FRYDAY: Get free fries today at area restaurants, help food bank
• FACEBOOK: Herald page mysteriously disappears from Facebook
• EVENTS: What's happening July 29
• CONTAMINATION: Boil water order issued for Burbank-area system
• GANGS: Shots fired during chase in Walla Walla
• HYDROS: Friday live chat from the Lampson Pits
• TICKETS: How to see the Water Follies
• SCHEDULE: Lamb Weston Columbia Cup/Hapo Over the River Air Show
• MURDER: Moses Lake man, 18, shot, killed; 2 stabbed
• MOLESTATION: Man arrested at Kennewick library
• FIRE: Smoke billows from Pasco controlled burn
• BASKETBALL: WSU plays Pepperdine in Cougar Hardwood Classic
• SEAHAWKS: Tri-Cities Day tickets on sale Aug. 2
• BARGAINS: August book sale benefits Richland library
• PARADE: Pet parade set for Saturday at the races
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Vancouver Canadians, Game 1
• POLITICS: Unanimous Senate confirms Locke as U.S. envoy to China
• HERALD: Executive editor retires after 35 years, replacement named
• WINE: Pasco among 10 farmers markets in state to offer samples
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• ELECTIONS: Kennewick candidates forum tonight
• FOLLIES: Biofuels, boats and Butch today at WSU Tri-Cities
• BRUSH FIRE: Slowing traffic on 240 near Columbia Park
• OREGON: Hermiston man pulled from coast surf, dies
• CRIME: West Richland man bolts from Benton County courtroom
• UPDATE: Cops catch Moses Lake kidnap, rape suspect
• CRIME: Suspect sought in kidnap, rape in Moses Lake
• TRAFFIC: Hwy. 395 work to reduce lanes to 1 in each direction
• TRAFFIC: Drivers can expect delays for Keene work
• OBIT: Tri-City outdoors community loses former leader
• WEATHER: Thunderstorm, red flag fire warning for Mid-Columbia today
• CRIME: Kennewick police investigating gang graffiti spree
• GOVERNMENT: Dems, education leaders to sue over WA tax limits
• RICHLAND: Green Recognition Awards applications due Friday
• HANFORD: Memorial service today for Hanford Advisory Board member
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• PUGET SOUND: 2 weekend shootings injure 20
• CRASH: Truck strikes 2 Prosser motorcyclists, driver arrested
• CRIME: Peeping Tom spotted in Richland store dressing room
• UPDATE: SWAT team arrests wanted Kennewick man
• CELEBRATION: Cowboy block party Saturday in Kennewick
• REGION: Yakima man killed by hantavirus
• OUTDOORS: Oregon closes fishing on Imnaha River
• REGION: No suspects in Yakima shooting that injured girl
• CRITTERS: Pygmy rabbits breeding in Columbia Basin
• POLITiCS: Richland Rep. Haler gets higher ed appointment
• ASSAULT: Franklin County migrant worker stabbed, 1 arrested
• UPDATE: Finley brush fire intentionally set, officials say
• WEATHER: Watch for blowing dust in the Tri-Cities today
• SHOOTING: Girl, 6, struck by gunfire in Yakima
• AG: Drought disaster area declared in Benton County
• ROLLOVER: Semi-truck tips on 395 near blue bridge in Kennewick
• MISS TRI-CITIES: Pageants set for Friday, Saturday
• WILDFIRE: Crews battling Finley blaze
• UPDATE: Kennewick brush fire threatened apartments
• CRASH: 4 hurt in suspected DUI wreck north of Pasco
• COURT: Woman faces charges in Lower Valley kidnapping
• STATE: Jobs figures show mixed signals
• FIREWORKS: 2 truckloads of fireworks found in Aberdeen home
• CRIME: Suspected shooter identified in east Pasco assault
• UPDATE: Wind helps crews contain wildfire south of Kennewick (w/pic)
• PARADE: Kiddies Parade is today in Pasco
• PARADE: Kiddies Parade is Wednesday in Pasco
• CRASH: Head-on wreck backs up traffic in south Richland
• FIRE: Blaze in West Richland field sparked by fireworks
• DOG PARK: More volunteers needed to lay sod in Richland
• UMATILLA: Chemical depot closure means job cuts in east Ore.
• CRIME: Cops release more images of Richland bank robbery suspect
• UPDATE: Pasco woman, 20, sought in Monday’s shooting
• GOING GREEN: Washington Closure transitions to solar lights today
• LIBRARY OF CONGRESS: Record your story with StoryCorps in August
• ROBBERY: Woman sought in Richland bank heist
• FIRE: Firefighters fighting blaze in Richland
• SHOOTING: Man wounded in Pasco shooting
• ZOO: Critics call quest for baby elephant in Seattle cruel
• CRIME: Richland traffic stop leads to drug, warrant arrests
• WINE: Wenatchee opens new tasting center
• BOARDMAN: Free concert on July 18
• VISITOR GUIDE: Deadline is Sept. 30 for 2012 edition
• SOCCER: Japan defeats U.S. in shootout to win Women's World Cup
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• EVENTS: Stuff to do today
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Eugene Emeralds, Game 4
• JULY 21 SEMINAR: Teaches managers people skills
• FOOTBALL: Fever vs. Sioux Falls in IFL United Bowl final
• EVENTS: Stuff to do Saturday
• ROLLER DERBY: Atomic City Girls to compete at Benton Franklin Fair
• TODAY: Sweet onion festival in Walla Walla
• CELEBRATION: Paul Liddell Park event today in Richland
• VALLEY: Arrests made in '97 stabbing death in Selah
• ARREST: Fugitive arrested in Hermiston shooting
• CRASH: Pasco teen, 3 passengers injured in suspected DUI rollover
• COURT: Man jailed for lewd conduct at Prosser rest stop
• PNNL: Richland lab back online after cyberattack
• MUSIC: Vocal Trash returns for First Night Tri-Cities
• ROBBERY: Kennewick cops arrest 2 suspects in Zintel Canyon
• Tonight events: Live @ 5
• CANCEL: Ronnie Dunn concert in Yakima canceled
• TRAVEL: Toll considered on I-5 express lanes in Seattle
• LAWSUIT: U.S. settles with some Hanford downwinders
• OBIT: Prosser sports legend Bruns, dead at 60
• YUCCA MOUNTAIN: More funding for license included in Inslee bill
• EVENT: Meet Hanford book author, win Nook at library event today
• BOOKS: Author of “Made in Hanford” speaks in Kennewick today
• HANFORD: Injuries in commute rollover not serious
• CRIME: Walla Walla man jailed for spitting, kicking police officer
• HANFORD: Park service recommends B Reactor for national park
• CRASH: Pasco teacher killed in Mexico car wreck
• EVENTS: Teen video game tourney Saturday
• SOCCER: U.S. women beat France 3-1 to reach World Cup finals
• PATROLS: Tri-City cops to catch speeders
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• TRAVEL: Charging stations along I-5 in Wash. due this year
• STATE: Aberdeen embezzler sentenced to carry guilty sign
• TODAY: Richland's Hope Solo competes in World Cup semifinals
• HANFORD: Commute crash injures two
• DETOUR: Hwy 395/I-182 ramp closed near Pasco
• CRIME: Baby found in trash at Olympia hospital
• TONIGHT: Forum for Richland, W. Richland elections
• ENVIRONMENT: Bellingham bans disposable plastic bags
• OREGON: Youth authority to close 3 sex offender units
• COFFEE: New Dutch Bros. to open in Kennewick
• CRIME: Police zap Walla Walla man with Taser for resisting arrest
• DEATH: Man found in Walla Walla creek had internal injuries, police say
• DEATH: Man reportedly burned self at Vantage home
• MOUNT ST. HELENS: Forest Service reports road closures
• REGION: Man has heart attack, dies after running from Portland police
• BIKE CRASH: STP bicyclist falls, gets hit by pickup in Centralia
• ROADS: Work to occur on Hwy. 224 in West Richland
• HYDROS: Villwock takes Gold Cup, sets record with 63 career wins
• SOCCER: USA women beat Brazil on Solo's shootout save (w/ gallery)
• WALLA WALLA: Body found in creek near Garrison Middle School
• FATAL: Worker killed during Kennewick road construction identified (w/gallery)
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• Fatal accident closes northbound Highway 395 in Kennewick
• RICHLAND: Friday's 'Electric Slide' flashmob
• JUST FOR FUN: Today is rare “Odd Day”
• STATE: Convicted former sheriff gets gun rights back
• REGION: Thirtymile Fire deaths to be remembered Sunday
• FEDERAL COURT: Ex-inmate's civil lawsuit sent to Spokane
• TODAY: Music, comedy, LIGO tour
• CRIME: Kennewick man faces new charges after Richland stand-off
• HANFORD: Ines Triay steps down, DOE reorganizes
• RESCUE: Men stranded 5 days at sea found near Ore. coast
• FOOD: University study uncovers false salmon labeling
• HIKING: Olympic Park visitors urged not to pee near trails
• CRIME: Kennewick cops arrest 2 metal theft suspects
• WASHINGTON: Legal pot initiative won't make ballot
• WEATHER: High winds, blowing dust advisory
• COURT: Lusk sentenced to jail for molesting Prosser boy
• ENVIRONMENT: Umatilla burn ban
• ENVIRONMENT: Full water supply for Yakima Basin
• YELLOWSTONE: No search planned for bear that killed hiker
• TONIGHT: <i>Hairspray</i>, Kennewick ArtWalk and more
• FLORIDA: Casey Anthony to be free next Wednesday
• REGION: Bag of cocaine thrown into Airway Heights prison
• HEIDELBERG: Old brewery building burns in Tacoma
• HEALTH: Mosquitoes spraying tonight
• AGRICULTURE: Mexican trucking tariffs to end
• REGION: Big raccoon dining at Walla Walla aviary
• FIRE: Walla Walla man critical after house fire
• VALLEY: Woman faces Sunnyside kidnapping charges
• ACCIDENT: Prosser man critically injured in crash
• REGION: Notorious sex offender moving to College Place
• CLOSURE: Night work to close Hwy 395 lanes in Kennewick
• COURT: Pasco murder suspect gets 2nd mental evaluation
• GOVERNMENT: Benton County's Bowman appointed to statewide transportation group
• TRUCK: Fields of Grace needs help to win Toyota pickup
• FLORIDA: Casey Anthony acquitted of murder
• FATAL: Grandview teen setting fireworks killed by car
• HANFORD: Bechtel considers relocation of East Coast office
• PNNL: Cyberattack still being fought at national lab
• TOUR DE FRANCE: Wenatchee's Farrar wins 3rd stage (w/ gallery)
• METH BUST: Richland cops chase, arrest man in Pasco
• FIRE: Kennewick 12-plex damaged Sunday
• DROWNING: Grandview toddler dies in wading pool
• NOW: Pasco police investigating shooting
• MURDER: Accused Ore. teen asked to reveal girl’s location
• WEEDS: N. Idaho plan to fight milfoil with weevils dumped
• SEATTLE: Suspect in 1957 slaying accused of molestation
• EVENT: Prosser Tea Party stages gathering today
• DAM CROSSING: Only 1 Snake River dam open Monday
• PREPS: Kamiakin wins 3A all-sports state title
• EVENT: Atomic Bowl holds Pearl Jam-themed party
• EVENTS: What's happening today
• TV: Vicci Martinez on The Voice
• EVENTS for July 2
• EVENTS: 4th of July events
• LIVE updates from the Dust Devils vs. Spokane Indians
• OUTAGE: Squirrel causes Kennewick outage
• DUI: Emphasis patrols in Tri-Cities focus on impaired drivers
• PNNL: Lab shuts down email in response to cyberattack
• From now on, it'll cost you to visit Wash. parks
• HANFORD: DOE agrees to safety board recommendations, but questions findings
• LICENSE: Washington business licensing goes to Dept. of Revenue
• WEATHER: Cool streak in Tri-Cities predicted to end this month
• YUCCA: Federal court rules for DOE, against Washington state
• REGION: Party crashers stab two in Spokane
• LIVE updates from the Dust Devils vs. Boise Hawks
• FATAL: Hermiston man, 25, killed in motorcycle crash
• PARADE: Pasco police chief named grand marshall
• COURT: Ex-UW hoops player Overton pleads not guilty
• WIND POWER: Umatilla County sets new rules
• U of WASHINGTON: 20 percent tuition hike approved
• UPDATE: Body of missing man found in Moses Lake
• STATE: Man stung by scorpion on plane from Seattle
• REGION: Yakima police captain in sex scandal reinstated
• TRAFFIC: Brush fire backs up traffic on Hwy 240
• PROSSER FIRES: Illegal fireworks cause one of two fires
• HANFORD: Acting contractor manager to lead New York project
• FIRE: Brush fire closes part of Hwy 22 near Prosser
• TRAVEL: Windy conditions restrict mobile home travel on I-82
• FIRE: Firefighters respond to reports of fire at Costco
• STATE: Inmate killed during escape attempt at Clallam Bay prison
• TRAFFIC: Kennewick fog sealing tonight
• SHOOTING: Reward offer for death of ram near Boardman
• WEATHER: Watch out for blowing dust this afternoon
• MISSING: Moses Lake man, 25, disappeared early Saturday
• TONIGHT: Kennewick police meet at Layton Park
• COLLEGE: UW regents look at 20-22 percent tuition hike
• REGION: Man, woman, dog on motorcycle crash in Spokane
• REGION: Unusually large avalanches on Mount Rainier
• DEATH: Milton-Freewater boy, 12, dies in pellet gun accident
• MUSEUM: Richland's Reach center gets Army Corps approval
• COURT: 67-year sentence given in 2008 Pasco shooting
• WEATHER: Isolated thundershowers possible in Mid-Columbia
• FIRE SEASON: Fires, outdoor smoking banned on Mid-Columbia refuges
• TOUR BOAT: Meet new owners at 4:30 p.m. today
• CRIME: 2 more arrests made in Prosser High vandalism
• STATE: Workers decline productivity prize
• REGION: Widows of 2 slain WA officers file claim
• SIRENS: Umatilla, Benton counties face tests today
• RICHLAND TOT: Police continue to investigate death
• FLOODING: Local Amtrak trains affected by floods
• CONTAMINATED FOOD: Mid-Columbians fell ill after eating sprouts
• AIRPLANE: Student pilot crashes in Moses Lake wheat field (w/pics)
• CRASH: Irrigon man, 27, killed in Hermiston wreck
• AAA: Average gas price in Washington $3.83
• Washington state abandons all tourism marketing
• CRIME: 2 men caught shoplifting, prowling cars in Richland, police say
• STATE: Health Dept. monitoring prescriptions for abuse, deaths
• TRAVEL: Delays, closures on Snoqualmie Pass through Wednesday
• ROAD: Roadwork to close Hwy 240 lanes in Kennewick
• BOATER: Body of missing Yakima woman found in Montana river
• ROLLOVER: Driver loses control while passing on Grant Co. highway
• CRASH: Prosser woman, teen drive off I-90 after blown tire
• RIVER: Boat sinks near Columbia Point, 2 men rescued
• FIRE: Cigarettes put out in potting soil likely caused Richland house fire
• CHASE: Kennewick man jailed for shooting pellet gun at teen’s car
• COURT: Grandview man accused of shooting gang rival in leg
• OUTBREAK: Alfalfa sprouts may be Inland NW's salmonella source
• TURBINES: State council OKs Umatilla Co. wind farm despite concerns
• WINE: Ste. Michelle opens Eastern Washington tasting room
• TODAY: Renaissance Faire, live music, wine and more
• KENNEWICK: Mom, teen, step-dad arrested after shots fired
• POLITICS: Former Tri-City Rep. Inslee to announce governor's run Monday
• ARRESTS: Warrant sweep nets 174 wanted E. Wash felons
• UPDATE: Family addresses death of Richland toddler
• CRASH: Sunnyside man drowns in rollover into canal
• WASHINGTON: Unemployment checks going up at least $3
• DRUGS: Pasco man gets 17-year prison sentence for meth
• 9/11 DISASTER: World Trade Center artifact heading to Kennewick
• FRIDAY: Author Debbie Macomber to visit Tri-Cities
• STATE: Inslee to run for WA governor, says AP
• TRAVEL: Chinook Pass finally opens for the season
• TODAY: Hogs & Dogs roars into West Richland
• DEATH: Richland boy, 1, dies from head injury
• UPDATE: Drowning victim's body found in Finley
• 'Weird Washington' author returns to Kennewick
• HOGS & DOGS: Volunteers needed on June 23
• THEFTS: Stolen vehicles down in Tri-Cities, up in state
• CRIME: 2 Kennewick men arrested after baseball bat attack
• COAST: Lawmakers seek oil drilling ban for Oregon Coast
• REGION: Spokane fourth in nation in auto theft rate
• REGION: 'Bad Hair Bandit' makes it on national FBI website
• SEXUAL MISCONDUCT: State revoking Yakima teacher's license
• FIRES: Pasco crews fighting 3 blazes
• THEATER: Sesame Street comes to town
• WANTED: Counterfeit suspect sought by Richland cops
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Everett AquaSox, Game 5
• STABBING: Homeless man stabbed at Walla Walla park
• FATAL: Motorcyclist killed in Irrigon crash
• COURT: Mental evaluation ordered in brutal Pasco slaying
• TONIGHT: Tacoma singer on NBC’s 'The Voice'
• SPORTS: Bellingham man biking to all 30 major ballparks
• MUSIC: Rev. Horton Heat comes to Ray's in August
• TODAY: What's happening around town
• CONCERT: Chicago comes to Toyota Center
• Man accused of mistreating 106-year-old woman
• SENSORS: WSDOT work on road sensors to close I-82 lanes near Prosser
• FEVER: Running playoff game updates vs. West Texas
• TURN: WSDOT to construct right turn at Hwy 240 and Swift intersection
• PROSSER: 2 teens arrested in Prosser High break-in
• RAID: Sex assault suspect arrested; dozens of guns, drugs seized in Prosser
• IMMIGRATION: Hastings unsure if he will support new E-Verify bill
• WEATHER: Hotter week ahead in Tri-Cities
• CRIME: Prosser man tries jumping Kennewick canal in his car
• RACKETEERING: Ore. man gets 8 months in prison for deer poaching
• SALMON: Hatchery to restock Elwha River after dams removed
• SEATTLE: Trooper uses Taser on fleeing driver
• EDUCATION: CWU may cut up to 20 jobs
• REGION: 2 wounded in Yakima gang shooting
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Everett AquaSox, Game 3
• AUDITIONS: Movie auditions in Toppenish
• FIRE: Travel trailer destroyed in fire
• JUNETEENTH: Kamiakin girl crowned
• ARREST: Man held in death of Yakima teaching assistant
• REGION:Despite misconduct, Fife officers still certified
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Everett AquaSox, Game 2
• ALERT: Road delays on Snoqualmie Pass
• FISH: Pollutant in Hermiston runoff could threaten them
• FIREWORKS NIGHT AT GESA STADIUM: Dust Devils vs. AquaSox, 7:15 p.m.
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Everett AquaSox, Opening Day
• WHAT'S HAPPENING: Find something to do today
• TONIGHT: What's happening around town
• HANFORD: Fluor agrees to pay $4 million over P-card, kickback allegations
• MUSEUM: Children’s museum to close in Pasco
• OREGON: Man guilty in wrestling death of 2-year-old
• STATE: Washougal mayor charged with impersonating cop
• ASSAULT: Stanwood teen burned in graduation party bonfire
• PIERCING: WA regulators looking at new jewelry implants
• REGION: Treatment OK’d for WA contractor’s war injury
• United Way of Benton and Franklin County News - June 15, 2011
• RICHLAND: Police say Grandview man fired first at officers
• STATE: Suspicious package at Murray’s office deemed harmless
• UPDATE: Interstate 84 now open to eastbound traffic near Pendleton
• STATE: Slow economy leads to lower WA revenue forecast
• COURT: Pasco judge cuts 2 years from murderer's term
• AMS: Kolzig returns to Caps as associate coach
• WILDLIFE: Oregon doe gives birth to 3 fawns near hospital
• CAUGHT: Olympic prison escapee captured near Forks
• PESTS: Traps hung to contain gypsy moths in WA
• CONSTRUCTION: Road work planned today on Quinault, Steptoe
• UPDATE: N.C. man killed in I-82 semi-truck crash
• COURT: Pasco murder suspect will be evaluated in jail
• HANFORD: House proposes $20 million budget cut
• GANGS: Kennewick man, 18, arrested in gang shooting
• HOCKEY: Ams' Rankin invited to Team Canada's U-18 tryouts
• RAINIER: Search suspended for stricken climber
• TRAFFIC: Highway 395 lane closed today in Pasco
• FIRE: Firefighters fighting blaze in Kennewick
• CRIME: Pasco man charged in brutal death of younger sister
• FIRE: Second Kennewick fire has firefighters scrambling
• HANFORD: Work starts to grout in massive U Canyon’s cells
• VALLEY: 10-year sentence for escaping Sunnyside jail
• PETS: Edmonds man steps on escaped snake in yard
• TRAVEL: Ore. Senate votes to remove cell phone exemption
• RESCUE: Climber rescue under way at Mount Rainier
• CELEBRITY: 'Deadliest Catch' captain to visit Yoke's in West Richland
• Washington Gov. Gregoire not seeking re-election
• UPDATE: Walla Walla shooting victim dies
• INVESTIGATION: Names released of 5 officers involved in Richland shooting
• TV: Moses Lake dancer in next season So You Think You Can Dance
• HANFORD: DOE film wins Northwest Emmy
• SHOOTING: Walla Walla man, 25, shot outside home
• CRIME: 3 suspects swipe smoking pipes from Kennewick store
• DEATH: Chelan County firefighter dies at Wenatchee home
• DRUGS: Benton City couple jailed on meth charge
• AAA: Average price of gas in Washington $3.88
• DONATION: Pasco boy gives birthday money to animal shelter
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• UPDATE: Wreckage of missing plane found near Ukiah
• TRAFFIC: Rock blasting to cause delays on Snoqualmie Pass
• SHOOTING: Yakima woman, 24, killed in Taco Bell parking lot
• CONSTRUCTION: Nighttime work set for Highway 395 in Kennewick
• DATABASE: Search for revoked 501(c)3 status
• AUTOPSY: Pasco woman bludgeoned to death
• CRIME: Prosser man runs over cows, 2 killed
• TONIGHT: Tip-A-Cop at Applebee’s in Richland, Pasco
• MONEY: New Olympic National Park quarter to launch
• DRUGS: Driver sentenced in Seattle Pike Market crash
• CHELAN COUNTY: Mudslides strand 30 people
• VANDALISM: Anarchists hit Washington newspaper, photographer
• EVENTS: What's happening today
• DEATH: Pasco brother called 911 after killing sister
• NEW REPORT: NRC chief withheld information on Yucca Mountain
• BIKES: Bike safety rodeo is today in Kennewick
• CIRCUS: Jordan Circus comes to TRAC this weekend
• COURT: Seattle attorney admits ’keying’ parked cars
• OUTDOORS: Fish for free this weekend in Washington
• CRIME: Craigslist car sale leads to $4,000 robbery
• ODD: Crows attacking cops in Everett
• EDUCATION: UW considers 20 percent tuition increase
• EVENTS: What's happening today
• UPDATE: Woman killed in east Pasco, one arrested
• UPDATE: Fire-damaged Ranch & Home to reopen Friday
• CRIME: Richland police seek man who led them on high-speed chase
• STATE: Last furlough for state employees is Friday
• RESCUE: Injured climber helped off Mount Hood
• NORTHWEST: Ore. cat recovering from bubonic plague
• CRIME: Police warn against open garages
• DETOUR: 2-month Keene bridge closure begins today
• WRECK: Richland motorcyclist dies in crash
• TRIAL: Garcia-Morales guilty in shooting of Pasco couple
• BASEBALL: Yankees draft Southridge's Spencer O'Neil in 33rd round
• TRIAL: Defense calls no witnesses in Pasco murder case
• UPDATE: Kennewick boyfriend jailed after woman hit by truck
• ODD: Man with dead weasel accused of Hoquiam assault
• TALENT: Auditions set for Tri-Cities talent show tonight
• ELECTION: McKenna expected to announce run for governor
• STATE: ACLU pushes for Latino legislative district in WA
• POLICE SHOOTING: Investigators find second gun inside car
• ACCIDENT: 9 soldiers injured at Yakima Training Center
• SHRED: Shred documents for free today in Richland
• AWARDS: Hanford High wins big at 5th Avenue Awards
• MUSIC: Dave Matthews lineup announced
• POLITICS: GOP’s McKenna expected to enter governor’s race
• DRIVE-BY: Kennewick police make more arrests in drive-by shooting
• HALF-STAFF: Flags lowered to honor soldier
• CHARITY: Vote online today to help Developmental Center
• HORSES: Oregon agrees virus outbreak is over
• CRIME: Open Kennewick garages leading to burglaries
• COLUMBIA PARK: Kennewick to transfer money to pay settlement
• WEATHER: Wind gusts up to 39 mph in forecast today
• TIME LAPSE: Five graduations in Toyota Center
• UPDATE: 5 Richland officers involved in shooting
• GOVERNMENT: Redistricting meeting Tuesday in Pasco
• DEATH: Autopsy today for Richland shooting victim
• TRIAL: Paralyzed wife testifies in Pasco murder case
• SUNCADIA RESORT: Help name new signature brew
• ART: Port of Pasco art unveiling June 9
• TICKET ON SALE: Dave Matthews Gorge concert
• STATE: Fatal logging accident near Mount St. Helens
• LEGISLATURE: Delvin ranks No. 2 in missed votes
• CRIME: Richland police shoot, kill man
• Longtime Pasco School Board member will not run again
• IRRIGATION: Water begins flowing again to KID canals
• AUDITIONS: Movie auditions in Toppenish
• COURT: Former police officer to remain in Benton County jail
• PINK WHISTLES: Seattle-area referees suing WIAA
• PHOTOS: Send us your graduation photos
• EVENTS: June 4 happenings
• WRECK: No injuries reported in Pasco school bus accident
• EVENTS: Looking for something to do?
• BEDBUGS: Portland nonprofit develops bedbug resistant bed
• COAST: Tsunami towers planned on WA coast
• VALLEY: 2 of 5 people injured in rollover out of hospital
• RACE: River portion of Gap2Gap to go as scheduled
• FARM: Cool, wet spring delays some Washington crops
• CRASH: Five injured in Sunnyside rollover
• CONCERT: Kiss to perform June 24 in Spokane
• LAWSUIT: Doctor, Kadlec sued over alleged groping incident
• WEST NILE: Benton Franklin Health District starts bird monitoring
• All-STATE FEEDER: Rain cancels today’s baseball game
• TRIAL: Defense asks for mistrial in Pasco murder case
• FLAGS: Gregoire orders flags lowered for soldiers
• TRAVEL: Road work to cause delays on I-90 today
• HANFORD: Cuts proposed for 2012 cleanup budget
• EQUINE HERPES: 8th horse confirmed to have virus
• TONIGHT: Law Enforcement Torch Run comes to Tri-Cities
• CRASH: 9-year-old hit by car in Kennewick
• WEATHER: Another cool month in Tri-Cities predicted
• GANGS: 4 Pasco teens arrested after drive-by shooting
• CONCERT: Jeremy Camp concert tickets on sale
• REGION: Spokane judge says don’t say 'Hells Angels'
• RIVER: Columbia River rises with rain, melting snow
• FLOOD: Yakima flooding wipes out homeless camps
• WEATHER: Thunderstorms, rain in today's forecast
• CONSTRUCTION: I-182 Queensgate exit one lane on Wednesday
• WATER: Chandler canal shuts down feed for KID
• MT. RAINIER: Superintendent leaving for Grand Canyon NP
• FOOTBALL: Ex-WSU great Leaf recovers from brain surgery
• CHARITIES: United Way gives $3.7 million to Tri-City nonprofits
• DEATH: Yakima woman leaps from bridge
• STATE: Retirees fight for cost-of-living increases
• WEATHER: Thunderstorms possible in Tri-Cities today
• PAGEANT: Kennewick's Renard crowns sister as Miss Washington Outstanding Teen
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• PANEL: CBC panel to discuss Middle East
• UPDATE: Condition of Richland man injured in Oregon fatal collision still good
• KENNEWICK: Gang shooting this morning downtown
• WITNESSES: WSP searching for those who saw I-90 bus crash
• SNOW MELT: High water warning on Columbia River issued
• STORM: National Weather Service issues warning for lower Columbia Basin
• CRASH: Car loses to Kennewick restaurant's dumpster
• OREGON CRASH: Richland woman dies on Highway 97
• UPDATE: Two Pasco residents died in soccer bus crash
• SEAT BELTS: Kennewick police to enforce use
• COLLISION: Four injured in two-motorcycle accident in Grant County
• STATE SPORTS: State championships wrap up today
• HOLIDAY: Memorial Day events planned for Monday
• HOLIDAY: Memorial Day events planned for Monday
• DITCH: Motorcyclist injured after losing control on Hwy 124
• CLICK-IT: Kennewick police up seat belt enforcement
• ELWHA RIVER: Dams power down in largest US dam removal
• TWISTER: West-side woman reports seeing tornado
• COLLEGE: WSU regents consider 16 percent tuition hike
• TO DO: Music, plays and more this weekend
• STATE SPORTS: Updates from the state tournaments
• Southridge boys lose at 3A soccer semifinals
• EVENT: Motorcyle rally rolls into Kennewick fairgrounds this weekend
• FIRE: Blaze damages Kennewick house
• EVENT: Gold Wing motorcyle rally rolls into fairgrounds this weekend
• WANTED: Murder suspect sought by FBI may be in Yakima Valley
• UPDATE: 4 people safely out of Yakima River in West Richland
• TO DO: Looking for something to do this weekend?
• CRIME: Bail hearing delayed for ex-cop accused of Kennewick sex crime
• RIVER: Sailboat with 2 teens capsizes near Pasco
• COURT: $1 million bail set in Columbia Park sex case
• OUTAGE: Tree knocks out power to part of Kennewick
• PALIN: East Coast bus tour fuels speculation she will enter presidential race
• EDUCATION: Bechtel donates $30,000 for CBC welders
• HEALTH: Free screenings start Friday in Kennewick
• STATE: Woman found in barrel near Yelm ID’d
• OUTDOORS: Oregon campers may face more snow than usual
• POWER OUTAGE: Truck accident left W. Pasco in dark
• LECTURE: CBC plans illegal immigration talk tonight
• OUTAGE: Power line reported down on Road 68
• WANTED: Copper thief drops cell phone during Kennewick break-in
• ARSON: Son charged with trying to burn parents' Kennewick home
• COURT: Kennewick woman charged with forcing girls into prostitution
• WEATHER: Breezy forecast for Tri-Cities
• PASCO: Aging air traffic tower topic of Thursday meeting
• CRASH: 2 teens hurt in school bus crash in Benton City
• UPDATE: Students return to Pasco school after gas line break
• HANFORD: Downwinder dies of thyroid cancer
• HOMICIDE: Body of Irrigon man found minutes after 911 theft report
• COURT: Pasco murder suspect vomits during hearing
• GRADS: Mid-Columbia Class of 2011 commencement schedule
• OBIT: Congressman Hastings' mother dies
• CYCLIST KILLED: Seattle woman dies on Walla Walla road
• POLICE: Pasco Capt. Mike Aldridge to retire
• STUDY: What's your degree worth? New study tells students worth of their majors
• TRAFFIC: Blue bridge work slows motorists
• DEATH: Connell inmate found hanging in cell
• GANGS: 2nd arrest made in Walla Walla death
• ALERT: 2 Kennewick girls report luring incident
• AP EXCLUSIVE: Ex-Palin aide pens tell-all book
• AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
• TRAFFIC: Roadwork may cause delays in Kennewick
• CRIME: Walla Walla deputy arrested on assault charge
• CRASH: Two Sunnyside people hurt in DUI accident near Toppenish
• DUI: Kennewick man injured in 395 crash
• STATE: 2 die in separate Puget Sound dive accidents
• TRAVEL: Discover Yakima Valley website launches today
• BLAZE: Firefighters put out garage fire in Richland
• AWARD: League of Women Voters honor former Franklin Co. auditor
• SPORTS: Tri-City teams advance in high school post-season play
• FATAL: Grandview toddler killed in driveway accident
• NUCLEAR: Richland plant outage extended
• SHOOTING: Walla Walla police arrest teen in Tuesday gang murder
• OREGON: Heppner water safe to drink again
• DRIVE-BY: Sunnyside teen killed in shooting
• VOTE: Cast vote today to help Blue Mountain Wildlife win free van
• COLUMBIA PARK: More rattlesnakes possible in grass
• CRIME: Kennewick police investigate 2 BB shootings
• West Richland police shoot charging calf
• EVENT:Ameri-Canine Idol in Columbia Park
• WRECK: Collision slows traffic on Richland bypass highway
• COURT: Lusk pleads guilty to sex crime with Prosser teen
• TODAY: Armed Forces Day event in Kennewick
• SPORTS: 65 pickleball players in town for tournament in Kennewick
• STUFF TO DO: May 21
• STUFF TO DO: May 20
• AUTOPSY: Man who died in fatal Pasco bus-car crash had seizure
• SALMON: Humane Society challenges NW sea lion killing
• STATE: Budget agreement may be days away
• PUBLIC MEETING: KID'S water rates consultant
• MILITARY: 3rd Stryker Brigade training at Yakima
• VALLEY: One drive-by suspect arrested in Sunnyside
• CANCELED: Pasco meeting canceled
• SCAM: State issues warning for driveway paving in Tri-Cities
• FURLOUGH: Oregon state offices closed today
• FLOOD: Send us your photos from Yakima River flooding
• RATTLESNAKE: Rattlesnake found in Columbia Park in Kennewick
• DRUGS: Large meth lab found in Walla Walla motel
• WANTED: Kennewick driver wanted for hitting bicyclist
• HEPPNER: City water supply contaminated
• REGION: SWAT officer kills man at Selah
• COCKFIGHTING: Prosser men plead innocent, remained jailed
• MEMORIAL: Richland High to hold service for fire victim
• UPDATE: Police identify victim in Pasco bus collision
• MUSIC: Naughty by Nature performs May 25 in Kennewick
• THEATER: Tri-City high schools earn theater nominations
• APOCALYPSE SATURDAY: End of the world? How about a party instead?
• FLOOD: River water flooding Van Giesen St.
• FLOOD: School bus routes changed in West Richland
• HANFORD: Portland hearing on radioactive waste plan
• HOMICIDE: Walla Walla man killed in gang shooting
• UPDATE: Electrical short sparked Sunnyside blaze
• VOLCANO: 31st anniversary of Mount St. Helens eruption
• COLLISION: Pickup rams parked semi in Kennewick
• SMOKING: Delvin-backed cigar room bill moves to House
• MISSING: Crews search in North Cascades for WA trooper
• TRAINING: $3 million for aerospace training in Washington
• DISEASE: Contagious horse herpes case in Washington
• COMEDY: Daniel Tosh comes to Toyota Center in August
• FLOODING: Yakima River hits flood stage, sandbags available in W Richland
• BASEBALL: Idaho-born Hall of Famer Killebrew dies at 74
• FLOODING: Yakima River to reach flood stage at Benton City
• SHOPLIFT: Kennewick man jailed in women’s underwear theft
• ACCIDENT: Search continues for capsized boat near Umatilla
• UPDATE: Benton City girl died of smoke inhalation
• ELECTIONS: Wash. moves primary elections up by 2 weeks
• UPDATE: Major flooding predicted in parts of Benton County
• MISSING: Off-duty WA trooper missing near Wenatchee
• RAIN: Have a photo from Saturday's storm?
• CONSERVATION: Qwest Center holds 10th annual Green Festival this weekend
• FLOOD: Yakima River predicted to flood at Kiona Tuesday
• MT. RAINIER: Snow-plagued Paradise Inn to open Friday
• CONCERTS: Tickets on sale for Riverfront series
• CHEM SPILL: Pasco train derailment dumps hydrochloric acid
• TRAFFIC: Boulder on I-82 near Selah causes accident
• UPDATE: Storm breaks 2 records in 2 days at Sea-Tac
• ROAD CLOSED: Standing water closes part of Gage Boulevard
• WEATHER: Severe storm warning issued for Benton Co.
• FATAL: 16-year-old girl dies in Benton City fire
• EVENTS: Happening today
• CRIME: Richland police seeking suspect who threw brick through car window
• ART SHOW: Asian Art & Culture Show this month
• KIDS: Wienermobile in the Tri-Cities today
• TODAY: Wienermobile visits the Tri-Cities
• EVENTS: What to do on Friday the 13th?
• MANHUNT: Pasco man escapes from custody
• CONCERT: <i>iCarly</i> star to perform in Columbia Park
• FESTIVAL: Walla Walla Balloon Stampede lifts off
• MUSIC: Cale Moon concert Saturday
• ZOO: Contest to name Seattle's 100-pound python
• IDAHO: Cougar captured near grocery store
• REGION: 2 drown trying to save swimmer near Granger
• CRIME: SWAT finds 6 pounds of pot at WW home
• FIRE: Blaze damages Mexican restaurant in Richland
• GUILTY: Umatilla DA resigns after misconduct charge
• STABBING: Man dies in Wapato street fight
• TV: Toppenish fake pregnancy teen on 'Today Show'
• SNUB: Obama burger removed from Bridgeport diner's menu
• OREGON: Umatilla DA found guilty of official misconduct
• HANFORD: Historic locomotive hauled to B Reactor (w/video)
• UMATILLA COUNTY: Negotiations begin for DA accused of misconduct
• TRAFFIC: Rock blasting to temporarily close Snoqualmie Pass
• GANGS: Pasco teen arrested in flea market assault
• WEATHER: Tri-City temperatures might reach 80 today
• EMERGENCY LANDING: Loss of oil pressure prompts Horizon flight to stop in Yakima
• United Way Announces 2010 Achievements at The Live United Celebration
• HANFORD: Locomotives set to arrive at B Reactor (w/ gallery)
• AWARD: Tri-City Herald reporter wins national honor
• SCHOOLS: Finley to pick new superintendent Thursday
• WEATHER: 80 degree heat, rising water coming in Tri-Cities
• MT. RAINIER: Climber dies in crevasse
• FIRE: Pasco fire crews battle smokey railcar blaze
• ARSON: Cadillac intentionally torched in Sunnyside
• CRIME: Sunnyside car fire called arson
• STATE: WA unemployed to get Robocall messages
• GANGS: Shots hit Pasco apartment where kids slept
• COURT: July trial set in Pasco murder case
• YAKIMA: Officer shoots armed man at Bank of America
• STATE: President Obama bypasses Bridgeport for speech
• ESCAPE: Plucky dog escapes Oregon vet’s office
• AGRICULTURE: Scientists, farmers to study climate change
• SCHOOLS: Award-winning principal to speak in Pasco
• TRAFFIC: Portion of Leslie Road to close today through Wednesday
• CLASS: Hanford archaeology talk offered
• ANIMALS: Rooster fighting lands 2 Prosser men in jail
• CONGRESS: Hastings hospitalized in Tri-Cities for diverticulitis
• Richland's Solo makes roster for Women's World Cup
• CRIME: Vandals knock out water to 2 Richland parks
• CRIME: Marijuana found during Richland traffic stop
• RICHLAND: Human trafficking talk tonight
• CRIME: 2 out-of-town teens accused of car prowls
• DEATH: Benton City sex offender arrested in stabbing
• MASS KILLINGS: Ex-Tieton resident accused of 250 murders in Mexico
• TRAFFIC: Portion of Leslie Road to close Monday through Wednesday
• BODY: Burbank woman found in Snake River drowned
• FIRE: No one injured in Hermiston blaze
• FESTIVAL: Cinco de Mayo celebration today in Pasco
• EVENTS: Looking for something to do today?
• SOCCER PLAYOFFS: Kamiakin beats Kennewick after part of shootout replayed
• UPDATE: Unidentified body found in Snake River near Burbank
• RICHLAND: Hillsboro's Skinner named new police chief
• TRAVEL: Expect delays on I-90 east of Snoqualmie this weekend
• CONCERT: Rock musician Chris Isaak coming to Kennewick
• WRECK: 3 hurt when Kennewick driver falls asleep
• COURT: Pasco daughter's murder case delayed again
• SCHOOLS: Richland High principal to take Goodwill post
• HERALD: Publisher Rufus Friday leaving Tri-Cities for Lexington, Ky.
• UPDATE: Police looking for suspect in Sunday's Pasco gang clash
• WATER: Yakima basin water supply looking good
• DEPOT: Chemical weapon stockpile down to 1,000 containers
• WEATHER: May in Tri-Cities likely to be cooler than normal
• FIRE: Lethal carbon monoxide levels found in W. Richland mother
• VALLEY: Why did man shoot in air near Sunnyside police?
• OUTDOORS: New snowmobile plan issued for Yellowstone
• MEMORIAL: Service for Vancouver K-9 killed on duty
• REGION: Fiery train derailment in Portland
• COMMUTING: Coalition promotes Bike-to-Work Challenge
• ROAD CONSTRUCTION: Portion of Leslie Road to close for 3 days
• CRIME: Walla Walla man arrested on multiple drug charges
• HOCKEY: Nachbaur named WHL's top coach for 3rd time
• WHITE HOUSE: Death photo of bin Laden won't be released
• REGION: Open casket for Marine at White Swan High
• WANTED: Kennewick cops seeking ID on two theft suspects
• ALERT: Lanes restricted on blue bridge today
• GUNSHOTS: Kennewick police probe shots fired
• EVENT: Free Information Technology Day is today in Kennewick
• WOLVES: Feds plan to kill 2 from N.E. Oregon pack
• OREGON: House to vote on tightening cell-phone law
• THEFT: 2 diamond rings worth $22K stolen in Oregon
• TORNADOES: 2 more Tri-Citians to help storm victims
• DRILL: Cleanup crews practicing spill cleanup in Richland
• MUSIC: Pasco youth choir to perform Saturday
• CRIME: Man jailed on suspicion of drunken driving in school zone in Richland
• REGION: Breastfeeding Umatilla prison guard fired
• YAKIMA: Bird nest on fireplace vent starts fire
• VALLEY: Man killed in Sunnyside shootout had DUI record
• PROTEST: EWU students protest spending cuts in tents
• RACE: Spokane's Bloomsday results
• BIN LADEN: Ephrata man ends 9/11 vow to not shave
• ARRESTS: Benton County jail records May 2
• STATE: Vandals try to plug Olympia City Hall toilets
• WILDLIFE: State beefs up grouse population in Eastern Wash.
• ANIMALS: Boise man arrested after dognapping
• WARNING: Another text messaging scam circulating in Tri-Cities
• WEATHER: Wind to pick up in Tri-Cities this afternoon
• RALLY: Hundreds rally for equal rights during Yakima march
• HONOR: Flags at half-staff Tuesday in honor of Marine
• COMMUTING: Coalition promotes Bike-to-Work Challenge
• POLICE: Gunman shot Sunday in Sunnyside by officers
• QUAKE: Some feel trembler north of Richland
• CRIME: Sunnyside gunman shot and killed by police
• FEVER: Leads Timberwolves 14-7 after first quarter
• WEATHER: May to start in Tri-Cities with freezing temperatures
• CRIME: Wounded man found after Pasco suspected gang fight
• POLICE: Suspected driver in store crash identified
• FIRES: Crews respond to Pasco, Richland homes
• UPDATE: Gregoire vetoes parts of medical marijuana bill
• THEATER: Santino Fontana in Broadway hit
• CANCELED: Carson Kolzig document shredding event rescheduled
• WEATHER: April Hanford temps 3rd coldest on record
• FIRE: Kennewick mobile home burns
• STUFF TO DO: Friday events
• EVENTS: April 30 happenings
• NASA: Endeavour launch scrubbed at least 2 days
• REGION: Milton-Freewater ambulance service shifted to Athena, Walla Walla
• VALLEY: Teen girl killed in Outlook gang shooting
• MEDICAL: Gov. to announce plan on medical marijuana bill
• HEALTH: Washington student survey finds same obesity rates
• CRIME: Man died of drug overdose after Moses Lake crash
• VIDEO: Highlights of royal wedding
• NFL DRAFT: UW's Jake Locker picked eighth by Tennessee Titans
• ARREST: Hermiston teen busted yet again for car prowling
• EVENT: Tonight's LitFest features prolific, popular author
• ROBBERY: 'Bad Hair Bandit' hits Ellensburg, Moses Lake
• TRAVEL: Expect delays this weekend on Snoqualmie Pass
• SHOOTING: Police found car used in Pasco drive-by
• HUNTING: Milton-Freewater man shot in the back
• FISH: Yakama Nation to release sturgeon in the Columbia
• CRIME: Kennewick sex offender accused of sending explicit Facebook messages
• HANFORD: Three former patrol employees charged with theft
• COAST: Oregon crab season improves after delayed start
• CRIME: Wash. parents plead innocent to caging 2 boys
• YAKIMA: Autopsy inconclusive in Yakima man’s death
• REGION: Crater Lake snow pushes past 600 inches
• CONCERT: PHISH tickets on sale
• MUSIC: KISS comes to Spokane
• BROADWAY: Spam-a-Lot coming to Tri-Cities
• FAIRGROUNDS: B-F Fair & Rodeo creates new concert seating
• LIBRARIES: All Mid-Columbia branches to close Thursday
• LEGISLATURE: Haler laid off from Hanford job
• SHOOTING: SWAT team finds man dead in Franklin Co. home
• LEGISLATURE: Wash. House gets amendment to limit state’s debt
• STATE: Woman pulled from attic of burning Wash. home dies
• WILDLIFE: Trail cam snaps photos of wolverines in NE Oregon (w/photos)
• CRIME: Woodland police say burglar left license behind
• REGION: Oregon coffee chain publishes comic book
• HIGHER ED: WSU will continue to increase enrollment
• SCAM: 4 Tri-Citians lose money in texting scam
• TRAVEL: Sea-Tac rental car complex to open next spring
• ELECTIONS: Prosser, Pasco school ballots due today
• COURT: Ex-Columbia Park golf operator settles for $2.4M
• WEATHER: Another spring windstorm moving into the Tri-Cities
• DEATHS: Autopsies today for Tri-City crash victims
• HIGHER ED: UW names new president
• RIVER: Governors to spell out Columbia bridge design
• TRAVEL: Oregon highway construction boom ending
• WEATHER: Wind, rain, snow in Washington forecast
• BRUSH FIRE: Damage limited to Kennewick home, shed
• FIRE: Kennewick home, property damaged by wind-whipped flames
• FIRE: 4 Mattawa teens escape burning car after rollover
• STATE PATROL: Wrong driver blamed for Snake River bridge crash
• UPDATE: Passenger killed in late Saturday rollover east of Kennewick
• EVENTS: Stuff to do today
• CORONER: Pasco man died from skull fracture
• CRASH: Injury rollover blocks lane of I-82 near Kennewick
• FEVER: Beats Ice 48-42
• FEVER: Trail Colorado Ice 24-17 at halftime
• ROLLOVER: West Richland man dies on I-182/82 interchange
• EARTH DAY: Lowe’s giving away free trees today
• DEADLINE: Time is up to remove studded tires
• CORONER: Injuries from police chase kill Pasco man
• EVENTS: Stuff to do today
• ACCIDENT: Crash on Snake River bridge
• OLYMPIA: WA Legislature adjourns without budget deal
• STATE: Special legislative session begins next week
• COURT: Bail cut for ex-cop in Kennewick sex crime case
• SPOKANE: Documents in MLK bomb case to remain sealed
• HIGHER ED: UW to name new president Monday
• CONCERT: Country musician Randy Travis coming to Kennewick
• EVENTS: Stuff to do today
• FISHING: Youth invited to free Saturday event
• CENSUS: Hermiston surpasses Pendleton in population
• VOTE: Are the proposed 'Up Your Butt' billboards appropriate?
• CRIME: 7 Park Middle School kids caught in pot bust
• LEGISLATURE: Wash. bills ending tax breaks to get 1st hearing
• STATE: Wash. Legislature passes marijuana dispensary bill
• FIRE: Blaze damages Richland apartments
• TRAVEL: Still snowing in Washington mountains
• STATE: Man shot on bus in Kent in critical condition
• AGRICULTURE: 2 Valley farms named in human trafficking suit
• BOOKSIGNING: Author to sign books April 22
• THINK GREEN: April Earth Month activities, events
• TORTURE: Prostitute saved from Tacoma sadist
• TODAY: Voter information session tonight in Pasco
• WHALE: Gray whale carcass to be buried on beach
• MUSEUM: Initial approval given to Hanford Reach center site
• HOCKEY: Victoria owners buy team from ex-Ams owners
• TACOMA: Complaints force bar to end goldfish racing
• STATE: Sultan principal victim of fake Facebook page
• DRUGS: Mexican drug cartel suspect grew up near Yakima
• CHASE: 2 arrested after trying to outrun Richland cop
• FATAL: Charges filed in West Richland motorcycle crash
• ARREST: Kennewick man jailed after gun incident
• TRAFFIC: Highway repairs to slow I-182 travel today
• MILITARY: Donations for troops to be collected Saturday
• Game 6: Tri-City at Spokane
• WANTED: Kennewick cops seek fugitive on drug, bail jumping charges
• WEATHER: Tri-City freeze warning extended
• WRECKAGE: Hikers find site of old air crash in Oregon
• DERAILMENT: Sideswiped BNSF freight car derails in Seattle
• YAKIMA: Man found dead after Yakima bar fight
• HIGHER ED: Report says WA needs lots more college graduates
• ODD: Lost goat wanders into Idaho music store
• WSU: Author Patricia Briggs speaking today in Richland
• MOVIES: 'Atlas Shrugged' to open Friday at Carmike in Kennewick
• WIND: Google invests $100 million in wind energy in Gorge
• UPDATE: Moses Lake shooting victim ID’d
• TAX DAY: Read Obama and Biden's 2010 tax returns (w/PDF)
• ROAD WORK: Leslie-Clearwater intersection closing Wednesday night
• SEATTLE: Space Needle celebration kicks off yearlong series
• REGION: Suspicious shooting death in Moses Lake
• TRAVEL: 2 DC airports offer free Internet for travelers
• MARS: Boeing engineer practices Mars trip in Utah
• CHILD PORN: Benton City man pleads guilty, awaits sentencing
• CRAIGSLIST SCAM: W. Richland man allegedly resold stolen laptop
• LECTURES: Jane Goodall comes to Yakima
• Game 5: Spokane at Tri-City
• WEATHER: Freeze warning issued for Tri-Cities
• WINDOWS: Sunnyside police get tint meters
• THEATER: Rosie the Riveter comes to Tri-Cities
• FIRE: 2 victims of Ellensburg blaze identified
• FUNDRAISER: Poker run to benefit Richland teen with stage 4 cancer
• ARTS: Tri-Citian named to state Arts Alliance board
• EVENT: Poetry party tonight
• TUITION: Competing proposals increase it at state schools
• FIRE: 3 dead in Ellensburg
• OIL SPILL: Hydraulic oil spills into Potholes East Canal
• AUTOPSY: Smoke inhalation killed Finley woman
• YAKIMA VALLEY: Wineries hold open house April 15-17
• TODAY: 5th annual shred day in Kennewick and Richland
• TODAY: Shred documents to prevent ID theft
• POLICE: Cougar shot, killed in south Richland home
• YAKIMA: Tribal members sentenced for selling eagle parts
• GUARD: Oregon soldiers mistreated at military hospital
• 'STUPID': Wenatchee inmate’s escape a big mistake
• WILDFIRES: Despite rain, Washington’s season begins
• SEATTLE: Cop killer released from mental hospital
• MARIJUANA: Gov. says she won’t sign medical pot changes
• TODAY: Tea Party to rally in Richland
• EVENTS: Stuff to do April 15
• VALLEY: Grandview shooter’s conviction amended on appeal
• TOURISM: Dayton being developed for food tourism
• SCAM: Wash. L&I warns homeowners about paving scam
• CRIME: Employee kills burglary suspect in Seattle
• CONGRESS: How officials representing Mid-Columbia voted on budget
• Game 4: Spokane at Tri-City
• UPDATE: Victim in fatal Finley fire identified
• FIRE: Elderly woman dies in Finley fire
• STATE: Bill OK'd for beer, wine tasting at farmers markets
• GOLF COURSE: Kennewick council weighs $3M settlement
• EVERETT: Accused Bosnian war criminal arrested
• SPORTS: Bonds convicted of obstruction of justice in steroid scandal
• HIGHER ED: Forum on college tuition Thursday at WSU
• HIGHER ED: WSU forum tonight on paying for college
• LEGISLATURE: Gov. says Senate cut too much from schools
• WENATCHEE: Murder charge upgraded in teen slaying
• YAKIMA: Whirlpool closes call center, 160 jobs lost
• WSU: Defense secretary to speak at commencement
• STATE: Couple accused of keeping children in cage
• EDUCATION: Richland schools to use new report cards
• STATE: Gas hits $4 per gallon in Bellingham
• KILLED: Bear stuck on The Dalles Dam shot
• BORDER: ‘Ready lane’ opening at Peace Arch crossing
• WIND POWER: BPA wants to pull plug on turbines
• WEATHER: Low temperature record tied at Hanford
• UNEMPLOYMENT: State’s rate climbs to 9.2%
• VANDALISM: Reward offered to find Tri-City car vandals
• NEW LAW: Awards cut to inmates in public record lawsuits
• United Way of Benton and Franklin Counties 2011 Live United Celebration
• Game 3: Spokane at Tri-City
• TRAVEL: Studded tire deadline moved to April 25
• LOTTO: Pasco woman wins $9.6 million, plans to take grandkids to Disney
• STRANGE LIGHTS: Kennewick man reports seeing UFO
• VALLEY: Sunnyside teens get stiff sentences in drive-by
• COURT: Ex-Tri-City lawyer convicted of stealing jail phone services
• DRUGS: 4 arrested in Pasco marijuana growing operation
• RELIGION: New Catholic bishop appointed for Yakima Diocese
• REGION: Body of Calif. man killed by tsunami found in Ore.
• COYOTE RIDGE: Gregoire signs Connell prison population bill
• SIRENS: Umatilla depot's final drill set for today
• BUSTED: Traffic violations lead to Richland heroin arrests
• DUI: Kennewick man arrested after crash on Metaline Ave
• HUNGER: Mobile food bank giving free produce Wednesday in Pasco
• AGENDAS: This week's Mid-Columbia public agency schedules
• SIRENS: Umatilla depot's final drill set for Tuesday
• United Way of Benton and Franklin Counties News - April 8, 2011
• Game 2: Tri-City at Spokane
• EVENTS: Stuff to do today
• Game 1: Tri-City at Spokane
• BUDGET: State House passes proposal 53-43
• NUCLEAR PLANT: Energy NW withdraws 'unusual event' declaration
• KIDS: Kennewick Playground of Dreams closed today
• EVENTS: Stuff to do today
• LEGISLATURE: Thousands in Capitol protesting budget cuts
• OBAMA: President could speak at Wash. school graduation
• MR. MOVIE: Tri-City theaters have no plans to show 'Atlas Shrugged'
• EAGLES: See American bald eagle hatchlings
• ARREST: Irrigon man arrested for sexual abuse
• SEATTLE: Decision nears on flight museum bid for shuttle
• ZOO: Ore. zoo chick swap tricks endangered condors
• PORTLAND: Woman faces charges in home circumcision
• RICHLAND: Nuclear plant releases hydrogen gas 'puff'
• EVENTS: Stuff to do April 8
• CONCERT: Spring Music Fest comes to Tri-Cities
• TODAY: Breakdancing contest to aid victims in Japan
• UPDATE: Japan radiation levels dropping rapidly in state
• AWARD: 2 Tri-Citians honored for pulling girls from burning car
• CRASH: Road rage triggers 2 separate accidents on I-182 in Pasco
• MOVIE: Atlas Shrugged showing Sunday in Richland canceled
• LEGISLATURE: 13 arrested in Capitol budget clashes
• SNIFF TEST?: Oregon must prove drug dog reliability
• FRAUD: Cops say 84-year-old scammed churchgoers
• UPDATE: Blast near LA-area Jewish center was accidental
• AVALANCHE: Pasco couple recounts close call on Snoqualmie
• CRIME: Kennewick cops nab man suspected of stalking ex-wife
• WORKER INJURY: Pasco potato company hit with $99,000 L&I fine
• BUSINESS: 2010 apple sales could be a record for Wash.
• RESCUE: Air Force helicopter rescues stuck climber
• ESCAPE: 3 rodeo bulls escape in Idaho
• STATE FUNDS: Rattlesnake Mtn. land in budget
• SPORTS: Ex-QB Bledsoe to talk at WSU Tri-Cities
• RESCUE: Crews working to pull person off Grant County cliff
• ACCIDENT: Pasco family hurt in Snoqualmie avalanche
• HANFORD: DOE names top manager of Office of River Protection
• GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN: Work would continue at PNNL, Hanford
• LOTTERY: Tri-City stores get share of $9.6 million lottery win
• TRAVEL: Snow still falling in Washington mountains
• CRIME: Yakima bans sex offenders at city swimming pools
• REGION: Special Olympics may cut ties with Wenatchee
• RMN WRESTLING: Tickets available April 7
• LOTTERY: $9.6 million ticket sold in Tri-Cities
• JAPAN: Trace amount of radioactive iodine in Richland water
• COURT: Ex-WSU student loses vehicular homicide appeal
• CRIME: More damage reported from BB gun vandals
• SEQUIM: Lead shotgun pellets killed 5 trumpeter swans
• TACOMA: Intruder shot dead by homeowner
• FLU: Second swine flu death in Snohomish County
• ENVIRONMENT: Olympia college backs off biomass project
• ART: Guitar sculpture in Aberdeen for Kurt Cobain
• CHASE: 2 dead after Olympia car chase
• WEATHER: Columbia Basin faces threat of snow Wednesday night
• TRAVEL: Studded tire deadline extended again
• CRIME: Pipe bomb destroys mailbox in Moses Lake
• COURT: Grand Jury says officer-involved shooting justified in Milton-Freewater
• CRIME: Vandals target Kennewick vehicles
• LEGiSLATURE: House budget proposal cuts $4.4B in state spending
• SHOOTING: Sunnyside Police investigating weekend drive-by
• THEFT: Audit finds former Ben Franklin Transit employee stole $17,600
• SEXTING: Kent teacher pleads not guilty to sex charge
• LEGISLATURE: House approves new Grant County District Court judge
• MISSING: British Columbia couple last seen in Oregon
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities’ April to be cooler, damper than normal
• WASHINGTON: Bison ranchers providing buffalo meat
• MOVIES: Lohan reportedly in line for role as murdered Richland grad Sharon Tate
• SCHOOL LEVY: Pasco ballots to be mailed Tuesday
• EARTH DAY: List of events for April
• CRASH: Royal City man injured in Grant County wreck
• CRASH: Six people hurt in Garfield County collision
• MORMONS: Church stats show 14.1 million members
• OLYMPIA: Labor groups to push its agenda this week
• REACTOR: Energy NW begins planned outage at Columbia Generating Station
• FLOODING: Yakima River expected to crest today
• SPORTS: Ams to face Chiefs in 2nd round
• POWER: Energy Northwest begins planned outage at Columbia Generating Station
• WARNING: Flooding expected on Yakima River tonight
• SPOKANE: Dalmatian puppy abandoned in trash
• OREGON: 2 men arrested for holding teen girl captive
• IDAHO: Police investigating mummified hand
• MORMONS: Church announces 3 new temples
• SNOWBOUND: Super-late opening for North Cascades Highway
• ‘CHEAP’ GAS: Idaho prices average $3.50
• SPOKANE: Colville tribes protest Fox commentator’s remark
• TACOMA: Repeat DUI driver gets 12 years for fatal wreck
• PORTLAND: Teen accused of killing missing girl
• OREGON: Police chief’s wife charged with sex abuse
• Bomb threat at Moses Lake High School
• CHARITY: Haircut, tattoo fundraiser Saturday
• EVENTS: April 1 things to do
• UPDATE: Assault warrant issued in Pasco shooting
• CRIME: Man tries to escape police by jumping into river in Richland
• CHILD ABUSE: Circle of Caring awareness event tonight in Richland
• UPDATE: Pasco man shot during argument
• PUZZLE: 'Jumble' plays April Fool's joke
• CRIME: Police investigate shooting in Pasco
• CRIME: Gang sweep nets 25
• Yakima River rising, expected to near flood stage
• REGION: Low levels of radiation found in West Coast milk
• WEATHER: Blowing dust, avalanche, flooding
• REGION: 'Do not resuscitate' cut into woman’s chest
• POLICE: Justice Depart. to review Seattle police
• STATE: Report says GET program is solvent for next 50 years
• WEATHER: More wind in Tri-City forecast
• FIRE: Kennewick crews battle blaze near downtown
• ARREST: Tri-City police to announce 25 arrests
• TRAFFIC: Semi-truck fire slows Hanford traffic
• MEETING: Pasco schools bond information talk today
• Game 4: Tri-City at Vancouver
• JAPAN: PNNL employees helping with nuclear crisis
• Slow, move over for emergency vehicles or face fine
• COURT: State mental hospital says Pasco murder suspect too dangerous
• FLIGHT: Diverted flight from DC finally lands at Portland
• WIND: Gusty winds expected today in Tri-City region
• Game 3: Tri-City at Vancouver
• CRIME: Boardman man jailed, sawed-off shotgun found in car
• SEATTLE: Tunnel opponents submit referendum
• WHITE SWAN: Governor seeks wildfire disaster declaration
• SENTENCED: Walla Walla sex offender gets jail, treatment
• OREGON: Senate approves immigrant tuition bill
• UPDATE: Jury returns quick verdict in 2002 Pasco murder case
• OREGON: House adopts ‘Cowboy Ethics”
• STORM: Flooding on west side, windy here
• TSUNAMI: Debris from Japan headed for West Coast
• MURDER: Blows to head, torso killed Moses Lake woman, coroner says
• TODAY: Flags flying at half-staff in memory of Seattle soldier
• COLUMBIA PARK: Council mulls over course naming vote
• LOCKS OPEN: Columbia-Snake barging resumes
• JAIL: Benton County jail records for March 28
• STATE: Clallam couple died together
• TRAVEL: I-405 in Bellevue to be closed this weekend
• EDUCATION: Wash. appeals court upholds math curriculum
• TRIAL: Pasco brother, cousin accused of dodging subpoenas in murder case
• MURDER: Moses Lake son held in 88-year-old mom's death
• CRIME: Pasco man jailed after police chase
• OUTDOORS: Sandhill cranes, birdwatchers flock to Othello
• FURLOUGH: State agencies closed today
• REGION: Kids rescued from quicksand in Medical Lake
• VIDEO: Texting while driving a terrible mix
• SCHOOLS: State schools consider banning electronic cigarettes
• STATE: Challenge to budget cut raises government concerns
• Game 2: Vancouver at Tri-City
• CRASH: Benton Co. sheriff’s patrol car strikes telephone pole
• Game 1: Vancouver at Tri-City
• JAIL: Benton County jail records for March 25
• TRAVEL: Deadline extended for studded tire removal
• ARRESTS: Suspects held in Kennewick theft of $4,000 in baseball bats
• COURT: Bail raised in Pasco murder case, plea entered
• VIDEO: Texting while driving a terrible mix
• TRIAL: Jury hears about Pasco woman's murder
• COURT: Jesuits settle NW abuse claims for $166 million
• EXPO: Latino expo organizers hope to double draw this year
• REGION: Suspect charged in Yakima fatal drive-by
• WATER: Yakima reservoir planned near Ellensburg
• EVENT: Singing contest in Connell
• CONCERT: Randy Travis coming to Tri-Cities
• CRIME: West Richland boy, 13, accused of stealing from cars
• HERO: Portland bus driver saves bridge jumper
• RAPIST: Notorious Spokane predator loses appeal
• TUITION: One week left for lower-priced GET plan
• CRIME: Prosser man convicted of targeting Yakima home in drive-by
• REGION: Yakima public defense lawyer accused of child rape
• JAPAN: Washington cattlemen donate $18,000 to Japan
• OREGON: Man shot by officers in Umatilla Co. identified
• VOLUNTEERS: Help still needed for Saturday ShareFest
• TAXES: Businesses can take advantage of new tax amnesty program
• SHOOTING: Man with rifle wounded by officers in Umatilla Co.
• WANTED: Kennewick police seek man for bail jumping, drug charges
• DEATH: Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• GIVEAWAY: Second Harvest giving out free food today in Kennewick
• HANFORD: Yucca case heard by D.C. court
• ANIMALS: Ore. firefighters trained for pet first-aid
• RIVER: Lower Monumental lock opening again delayed
• REGION: Ellensburg man accused of killing brother-in-law
• SCAM: State warns businesses of ‘tax query’ scheme
• AGENDAS: What your elected officials are working on this week
• TONIGHT: Tri-Cities Tea Party offers talk on 'threat of Islam'
• THEFTS: 3 arrested in scrap metal thefts in Franklin Co.
• CRIME: Off-duty Kennewick cop helps catch 5 burglars
• ARREST: Kennewick man jailed after head-butting officer
• Last Game Day: Chiefs at Americans
• RADIATION: More minute quantities detected in Tri-City area
• CRIME: Armed Richland man jailed for kidnapping, eluding police
• CRIME: Kennewick man fined for poaching bull elk
• Game Day: Chilliwack at Tri-City
• TODAY: Irish Games, ballet, wood carvers, vintage car show
• RIVERS: More delays in Columbia-Snake lock openings
• HEALTH: State posting radiation levels online
• SUPERMOON: This full moon biggest, brightest in 20 years
• SHOOTING: Man shot in thigh during argument in Kennewick
• UPDATE: Mother of three dies in West Richland blaze
• FAIR TAX: Learn about Fair Tax proposal tonight in Kennewick
• WENATCHEE: 86-year-old child molester gets prison
• UPDATE: State revenues plunge another $780 million
• FIRE: Blaze damages 2 West Richland mobile homes
• COURT: Eye surgeon who worked in Tri-Cities sentenced to 20 years
• ODD: Oregon panty bandit sentenced to prison
• DEPORTED: State’s top court voids Grant guilty plea
• RAINIER: Climbing fees jump for Washington symbol
• BAREFOOT BANDIT: 5 men split $10K FBI reward
• STATE: More bad news expected for Wash. revenue
• CASINOS: Yakamas, Umatillas plan major expansions
• SHOOTING: Sunnyside girl shot in home ‘satisfactory’
• CHARITY: Dine-Out for United Way today
• OUTDOORS: State decertifies Tri-City hunter education teacher
• Game Day: Everett at Tri-City
• BLUNDER: ‘Billing mistake’ costs Soap Lake $515,000
• MARIJUANA: Former U.S. attorney favors legalizing drug
• OREGON: Umatilla DA accuses state of bullying
• GAMBLING: Group says scratch machines could raise $380M
• REGION: Not guilty plea in killing of prison guard
• OREGON: ‘Redneck’ bus driver sues to get job back
• COURT: Pasco murder suspect to get mental evaluation
• AGENDAS: See what your elected officials are working on this week
• JAPAN: KEPR-TV, Red Cross team on relief effort today
• HANFORD: Learn about Hanford, raise issues at meeting tonight
• UPDATE: Internet registration for B Reactor tours closed
• BODY: Remains found in Kennewick pond identified
• EVENT: Wildhorse casino celebrates
• CRIME: Kennewick theft suspect back in jail
• COURT: Daughter's murder case delayed a week
• FIRE: Blaze damages Kennewick house
• PRISON: Death penalty sought in Monroe guard death
• COLLEGE HOOPS: Play our March Mayhem pick-em contest
• MEETING: Learn how to plant a row for the hungry in your garden
• COLLEGE HOOPS: Play our March Mayhem pick-em contest
• VETERANS: VA asks help today with pharmacy label survey
• EVENT: Student art show at CBC
• EARTHQUAKE: Verizon offers free calls to Japan
• EVENT: Roller Derby at Toyota Arena
• AIRPORT: Port of Pasco names new airport director
• HANFORD: Meeting for former workers today
• DEATH: Quincy woman killed by train
• CRIME: Kennewick man arrested for child molestation
• AGENDAS: See what your elected officials are working on this week
• B REACTOR: Register tonight for tours of historic Hanford reactor
• SHOOTING: Sunnyside girl wounded in bed
• WIND: Gusts up to 55 mph through Tri-Cities today
• 2nd explosion at stricken Japan nuke plant
• Game Day: Cougs at Americans
• BOOM: Explosion near Moses Lake remains a mystery
• ROLLOVER: Three injured in Hwy. 395 accident
• WEATHER: Wind advisory issued for Tri-Cities, Hanford tonight
• DOG: Seattle woman wants $60K after pet's death
• BILL: Congressman wants Smithsonian to only sell U.S. made items
• Educators: Local schools part of pilot to change teacher evaluations
• Explosion at Japan nuke plant, disaster toll rises
• EVENTS: Stuff to do today
• TSUNAMI: How you can help
• TSUMANI: State official warns of scams in tsunami aid
• SPOKANE: 3 who found MLIK bomb later lost jobs
• CRIME: Copper thieves steal $87,000 in equipment
• CONCERT: Tim McGraw to perform at Gorge
• EVENTS: Stuff to do today
• TSUNAMI: West Coast under tsunami watch after Japan quake
• United Way Of Benton And Franklin Counties News - March 2011
• EVENT: Monster Truck Tour comes to Yakima
• STATE: 51 WA people die in 2010 with lethal prescription
• SPOKANE: FBI searching home of bomb suspect’s father
• BODIES: 3 missing men found dead in Kent
• UPDATE: Grant Co. deputy rolls patrol car (w/pic)
• CRIME: 1 arrested in Sunnyside drive-by shooting
• REGION: Cops make arrest in newborn’s decapitation
• YAKIMA: Officer accused of sexual assault resigns
• GOOD DOG!: Oregon pet gets help after owner’s heart attack
• ABORTION: Oregon legislators debating bills
• WEATHER: Wind advisory issued for Tri-Cities
• REGION: Pasco-bound train derailed by snow slide near Glacier
• SPORTS: UW, WSU battle tonight
• EVENT: Seattle celebrates Daffodil Day
• ENVIRONMENT: Is nitrogen the new carbon? Calculate your N-print
• PETS: POPP holds microchip clinic Sunday
• Fundraiser: Kennewick High holds fundraising dinner
• MUSIC: Student Recital on Saturday
• DANCE: Swing dance at St. Joseph's Parish
• ART: Sunnyside to feature student art show
• BOMB ARREST: Spokane MLK Day suspect tied to hate group, Fort Lewis
• UPDATE: Snoqualmie Pass reopens, still snowing
• SMOKE: Firefighters check on smoke at Pasco High
• WANTED: Pasco police seek ID on Walmart theft suspects
• STATE: Ambassador Locke seen as boost to WA business
• LEGISLATURE: Man with service snake lobbies against WA bill
• REGION: Idaho panel to vote on campus firearms bill
• CRIME: Irrigon man sought for copper wire theft
• LITFEST: Young author to speak tonight at CBC
• DEVELOPMENT: Richland orders work stopped on Bauder housing project
• SHOOTING: Murder charge filed against Pasco woman
• PRISON: Richland cop attacker asks for freedom after 28 years
• FUNDRAISER: Qullts up for auction
• TODAY: Mardi Gras, magic and basketball happening
• HANFORD: You snooze, you lose on tour seats
• CRIME: Rash of car prowls reported in Richland
• LOCKS: Columbia-Snake River shipping resuming this month
• MEETING: Prosser council to discuss controversial housing project tonight
• LEGISLATURE: Bills on DUIs, police mug shots clear House
• IMMIGRATION: Driver’s license bill voted down
• LOCKE: Former Washington governor tapped for China ambassador
• DRUGS: Pasco man arrested with 2 pounds of crystal meth
• REGION: Pendleton man killed by train identified
• LEGISLATURE: Senate passes stop to 'retire-rehire' loophole
• WRECK: WSP trooper hurt when semi hits patrol car
• HANFORD: Registration for popular site tours begins tonight
• RICHLAND: City offering community garden plots
• TONIGHT: Domestic violence expert speaks in Tri-Cities
• EVENTS: Vaudeville, circus visits Sunnyside today
• FIRE: Kennewick house damaged by fire
• LIVE BLOG: Prosser girls vs. Burlington-Edison, 2A state title game
• STATE SENATE: OKs key change in workers comp system
• HOMICIDE: Pasco woman died of gunshot wound said coroner
• Kamiakin girls finish fifth
• LIVE BLOG: Grandview boys basketball vs. West Valley (Spokane), 2A state tournament
• LIVE BLOG: Prosser girls basketball vs. W.F. West at 2A state tournament
• Chiawana girls, Kamiakin boys LIVE semifinals updates
• HANFORD: Explosions bring down towers (w/video and photos)
• Kamiakin girls semifinals LIVE updates
• UPDATE: Pasco daughter held in mother's death
• SPORTS: Mabton boys lose to Nooksack Valley at 1A state hoops tourney
• SPORTS: Grandview boys basketball beats River Ridge 54-51 at 2A state tournament
• SPORTS: Connell girls beat Seattle Christian 54-28 to earn state trophy
• CONCERT: Nelly concert time change
• MUSIC: Don Millard plays blues Tuesday at Jackson's
• SHOOTING: Pasco slaying victim named
• BASKETBALL: WSU star Thompson cited for pot possession
• EVENTS: 'The Gondoliers' by Light Opera tonight
• TRAFFIC: S. Leslie Road project to cause delays
• HANFORD: Round 2 of explosions set for today
• SPORTS: Mabton boys lose 59-44 to Cascade Christian at 1A state tournament
• Kamiakin boys, Chiawana girls advance to semifinals
• SHOOTING: Woman reported dead in Pasco home
• SPOKANE: Cops raid Hell’s Angels clubhouse
• OREGON: Bus driver suspended for Confederate flag
• CONCERT: Old Time Fiddlers concert March 10
• GREAT SKIING: Lookout Pass snowfall tops ‘on the planet’
• LEGISLATURE: Senate OKs bill to set up fed health care law
• BASKETBALL: Connell girls lose 43-29 at 1A state
• BASKETBALL: Grandview boys fall 47-37 at 2A tourney
• BASKETBALL: Kamiakin girls win in OT, reach semis
• LEGISLATURE: Senate OKs medical marijuana changes
• LEGISLATURE: Bill would help homeowners avoid foreclosure
• IDAHO: Governor claims (wrongly) few use wilderness
• MISSING: Searchers look for Crystal Mountain skier
• OREGON: Fluke accident kills truck driver on I-84
• OLYMPIA: Mom says son, 7, taped to classroom chair
• CAR THEFTS: Bandits remove roof racks in Richland
• LIQUOR CONTROL: 8 Walla Walla wineries cited for serving minors
• CRIME: Pasco police looking for cash register thief
• UPDATE: Yakima man arrested in triple homicide
• EVENT: Wenatchee mariachi group plays in Walla Walla
• RALLY: CWU Republicans hold ICE party to support raid
• THEATER: ACT performs Artistic Inspiration, a short comedy.
• ARREST: Suspect arrested in Yakima triple homicide
• TONIGHT: Swift corridor redevelopment meeting in Richland
• FIRE: Benton City mobile home burns
• ASSAULT: Guard stabbed by inmate at Walla Walla prison
• SPORTS: New football coach named for Walla Walla High
• Game Day: Winterhawks at Americans
• CONGRESS: House passes bill to prevent government shutdown
• COURT: Pasco teen admits pointing gun at cop
• OREGON: Unemployment rate better, still over 10%
• PRISON: McNeil Island closure to save $9 million a year
• SEATTLE: Suspected crack dealer held in Belltown slaying
• TACOMA: Sixth-graders expelled for fight club
• AMBER ALERT: Soldier accused of abducting son in Chehalis
• JOBS: WA’s unemployment rate drops in January
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities’ March could be cooler than usual
• TRAVEL: Snow, rain making Snoqualmie treacherous
• ANIMALS: Oregon county refuses donations for rescued horses
• REGION: YVCC teammates mourn death of student
• STATE: 'No man's land' wildfire bill clears House
• TODAY: IHOP gives free short stacks for Pancake Day
• DEATH: Hypothermia contributed to Othello-area death
• UPDATE: Snoqualmie remains closed, crews to reassess opening in early evening
• CONCERT: Rod Stewart and Stevie Nicks coming to Seattle
• THEATER: Ghosts of Celilo coming to Portland
• DEATHS: Two die in Union Gap crash
• STATE: Washington Legislature nearing half-way point
• RAILROAD: Tracks reopen after derailment in Wash.
• REGION: Wildhorse casino fuels reservation resurgence
• TRAFFIC: Expect delays on Richland's Keene Road
• WEATHER: High wind warning for Tri-Cities until 3 p.m.
• CRASH: Teens drive into Pasco well house
• WEATHER: High wind warning issued for Tri-Cities
• EVENTS: Regional Home Show wraps up today at TRAC
• BASKETBALL: State second-round scores
• LIVE UPDATE: Kamiakin boys defeat Mercer Island 60-44, going to state
• LIVE UPDATE: Kamiakin girls beat Eastmont 53-43, advance to state
• SPORTS: Chiawana girls beat Gonzaga Prep 69-65 in 2 OT, head to state
• OLYMPIA: Pro-union, pro-Walker rallies compete
• YAKIMA: Investigators seize drugs, $37K in bust
• OREGON: Unlicensed hunter sentenced for killing man
• HOARDERS: Spokane firefighters battle trash to get to fire
• REGION: Sea lions feast on Bonneville sturgeon
• OREGON: Congressman denies substance abuse problem
• CONCERT: Camerata show free tonight in Richland
• PInk Ice: T-birds at Americans
• BASKETBALL: State first-round scores
• SPORTS UPDATE: Southridge vs. Mercer Island at 3A regional
• OREGON: Travelers advised to avoid driving down Columbia Gorge
• CRIME: Walla Walla prison officer faces charges
• WEATHER: Cold and getting colder in the Pacific NW
• STATE: WA college leaders say cuts will be grim
• POWER OUTAGE: N. Richland outage affecting traffic signals
• HANFORD: Missing parts turn up in Oregon
• WEATHER: Tri-City wind chill value to drop below zero
• ECONOMY: Boeing wins air tanker contract
• UPDATE: Firefighters fighting blaze in Pasco
• WEATHER: Snow, cold temperatures plague Northwest
• HANFORD: Sitewide and B Reactor tour sign up for 2011 announced
• UPDATE: 2 semi trucks collide near Wallula Junction
• REGION: Yakima teacher accused of trying to buy Vicodin from student
• REGION: Portland council OKs fragrance-free policy
• TECH: Beaverton man gets first electric charging station
• CEREMONY: Umatilla depot to honor 6 killed in '44 blast
• COURT: Ex-Kennewick man guilty in state trooper shooting
• WEATHER: Expect snow today, through weekend
• GOVERNMENT: Former Kennewick city manager takes job in Richland
• CRIME: Sketches released of Kennewick jewelry store robbery suspects
• CRIME: Bail denied for ex-Tri-City eye surgeon in murder-for-hire case
• REGION: Answers elusive in Yakima triple homicide
• CHURCH: Former Richland priest suspended in California
• SCHOOLS: Yakima school dress code: white, gray or black
• STORM: Winter storm warning issued for Tri-City area
• Game Day: Silvertips at Americans
• WEATHER: Winter weather advisory issued for Tri-Cities
• HOCKEY: Ams game delayed until 8 p.m.
• UPDATE: Both directions now closed on Snoqualmie Pass
• COURT: Ex-Prosser mayor fires lawyer before trial
• HANFORD: Inspector general says $43 million wasted
• FIRE: House burns in Richland
• LEGISLATURE: Senate okays beer, wine tasting at farmers markets
• PIRATES: Seattle couple among 4 hostages killed, U.S. says
• HANFORD: Expansion of huge landfill completed
• WEATHER: Tri-City gusts today, slight chance of snow tonight
• ARREST: Walla Walla man jailed for strangling, beating girlfriend
• MURDER: Trio was bludgeoned to death near Yakima
• SHARPSHOOTING: Hanford Patrol captain state's top marksman
• New Year's Eve: Take 2
• DEATH: Tri-City woman’s drowning ruled accident
• RESCUE: Virginia snowboarder rescued on Mount Hood
• STATE: Washington state workers rally to support unions
• UPDATE: Autopsies done on 3 killed near Yakima
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities to be windy, then cold; snow is possible
• MISSING: Search resumes for Mt. Hood snowboarder
• STATE: Cold, chance of snow forecast for Washington
• REGION: Autopsies today on 3 killed near Yakima
• Missing Tri-City snowboarder found at Bluewood
• Grandview man shot in the leg Saturday
• THEFT: Man arrested for stealing Tri-City Herald boxes
• Game Day: Chiefs at Americans
• YAKIMA: 98 year old among triple homicide victims
• Game Day: Bruins at Ams
• EVENT: Sci-fi fans hit town for Radcon Convention
• HANFORD: Explosives bring down towers, other structures (w/video, photos)
• VALLEY: Fatal Yakima police shooting ruled justified
• REGION: Ellensburg baby who fell in cleaning bucket dies
• REGION: Obama in Oregon today for 3 hours
• TEXTING: I-90 rollover blamed on texting
• FATAL: Quincy man killed in collision
• OLYMPIA: Bill would force E. Wash. school districts to consolidate
• TEXTING: Pasco man jailed for threatening ex-wife
• TODAY: CBC dedicates $20 million tech building
• HEALTH: Moser to head Community Health Alliance
• MEETING: Pasco Planning Commission meeting canceled
• COURT: Man sentenced to 1 year for sending teen nude photos
• LEGISLATURE: Lawmaker would restrict Capitol junk food
• SCHOOLS: Oregon legislation to restrict student restraints
• LEGISLATURE: Measure would ban plastic bags in Washington
• EVENTS: Saturday happenings
• EVENTS: Weekend happenings
• BODY: Dead man in Finley park identified
• CRIME: Crime Stoppers seeks tips on Kennewick robber (w/video)
• United Way Of Benton And Franklin Counties Newsletter - February 2011
• CRIME: Crime Stoppers seeks tips on Kennewick robber (w/video)
• LOCKDOWN: Shots fired in Kennewick lead to brief school closure
• DEATH: Board calls Seattle officer shooting unjustified
• COURT: No jail time for fired Benton jailer in sex case
• REGION: Valentine comment prompts stabbing
• OREGON: Driver’s dog helps deputy bust his owner
• LEGISLATURE: Lawmakers want to dump presidential primary
• CONCERT: Sasquatch sold out
• DEATH: Body found in Finley today
• THEFT: Employees resign as Hanford thefts probed
• RICHLAND: Meeting tonight to discuss Keene trail plan
• LEGISLATURE: Fee debated to enter state parks
• THEFT: Copper thieves targeting Mid-Columbia farms
• CRIME: Crime Stoppers offers iPhone app
• SPOKANE: Defendant ordered to wear spit mask
• PORTLAND: Police chief says hospital tried to help man
• WEATHER: Rain in Tri-Cities, storms hitting across state
• SPOKANE: Man arrested 67 times in less than 5 years
• VALLEY: Officials promise to rebuild in White Swan
• TODAY: Kennewick forum to discuss immigration raid issues
• VALLEY: Chimney fire ignited White Swan, 20 homes lost
• TONIGHT: Prosser Council considers growth plan
• STATE: WA lawmakers propose harsher penalties for DUIs
• CRASH: Richland missionary believed killed in Honduras plane crash
• DEPOT: HVAC problem stops incinerator operations
• ARREST: 3 accused of smoking joint next to Richland cop
• HANFORD: Overall ’12 budget proposal is up
• WINE: Seattle company buys Walla Walla, Yakima Valley wineries
• ACCIDENT: Police look at speed in Steptoe motorbike crash
• SIRENS: Nuclear plant emergency tests today
• FATAL: Head-on crash kills Benton City motorcyclist, injures wife
• CRASH: Speeding motorcycle may be at fault in Kennewick wreck
• OREGON: Bill would relax motorcycle helmet law
• COURT: Plea deal for driver in Hermiston fatality
• OLYMPIA: Policeman's death fuels benefits debate
• FIRE: Several homes burned on Yakama Indian Reservation
• HANFORD: Should artifacts be saved?
• Constitution Party of Adams-Benton-Franklin Counties Organized
• POLICE: Kennewick's Steptoe partially closed after motorcycle, car crash
• STATE: Lawmakers consider allowing cigar, pipe smoking lounges
• WEATHER: Gusty winds forecast today in Mid-Columbia
• CLINIC: Tri-City Community Health CEO is out
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• SLAYING: Inmate admitted strangling female guard
• WSU: Football coach Wulff makes coaching changes
• SEATTLE: Property tax going up as home prices fall
• OOPS: Oregon detective forgets gun in restroom
• LEGISLATURE: Bill would require Washington bottle deposits
• OREGON: Man dies after hospital tells cops to call 911
• COURT: Vancouver pot provider acquitted
• GOVERNOR: Business tax breaks, jobless pay raise signed
• TO DO TODAY: Orchestra, opera, LIGO and bird tour
• TO DO TODAY: Music, museum and theater
• WRECK: Highway 240 blocked entering Richland
• EGYPT: Mubarak resigns, hands power to military
• WORLD: Mubarak exit sets off celebrations across Mideast
• TODAY: Labor leader to speak to Tri-City Democrats
• HONOR: CBC instructor wins top ag teacher award
• ROBBERY: Suspects invade Kennewick jeweler’s home
• VANCOUVER: Rape suspect had just been acquitted
• COURT: Kennewick loses golf course appeal
• OREGON: Snowboarder rescued from cliff
• SPOKANE: South Hill rapist Coe says evidence was inadmissible
• REGION: Gas card left inside sold sheriff’s car
• PROSSER: 13-year-old arrested in graffiti spree
• RICHLAND: WSU students, staff object to parking fees
• WORLD: Egypt army takes control, Mubarak likely on way out
• FIRE: Pasco police rescue man from early morning blaze
• BODY: Man in pond died of shot to the head
• CRIME: Machete used to fight off sword-swinging Sunnyside man
• STATE: Lawmakers push for marijuana legalization
• LEGISLATURE: Washington lawmakers may restrict tanning beds
• OREGON: 3,500 cremated remains still at Oregon hospital
• WRECK: 3 hurt in head-on crash north of Pasco
• TONIGHT: Information session today on Pasco school bond
• MEMORIAL: Thousands mourn slain state prison officer
• UPDATED: ‘Polite’ Seattle robber arrested
• SEXTING: Kelso OK’s searches of student phones
• MARYHILL: Museum plans $9.3 million expansion
• SHOT: Pasco man shoots own leg outside Richland school
• COURT: Pasco murder trial to begin next week
• LEGISLATURE: Electric car owners might face $100 fee
• IDAHO: Trooper kills 1, wounds 1 near Coeur d’Alene
• OREGON: Law would ban plastic grocery bags
• QUAKE: 3.2 magnitude quake under San Juan Islands
• DEATH: Kennewick investigation of skeletal remains resumes
• ELECTION: Prosser, Burbank school ballots due today
• BODY: Human remains reportedly found in Kennewick
• WEATHER: Wind advisory for Tri-Cities extended
• ANIMALS: Woman who tried to mail puppy won't get it back
• DEPOT: Half of chemical weapon mustard agent destroyed
• Special election deadline is Tuesday
• FIRE: Blaze destroys Kennewick travel trailer
• FIGHT: Richland man jailed after fight with his brother
• DRUGS: Idaho latest state to consider 'bath salt' ban
• FOUND: Skier’s body recovered near Snoqualmie Pass
• MURDER: New charge filed in Green River killings
• CRIME: K9 catches suspected Pasco car thief
• WEATHER: Wind advisory for Tri-Cities tonight
• OREGON: State considers shooting barred owls
• SEATTLE: Lost patient wanders street in hospital gown
• CRASH: Richland woman in Kittitas County wreck
• PRISONS: Mid-Columbia vigils planned tonight for murdered guard
• SNOQUALMIE: Skier’s body found in backcountry
• LEGISLATURE: Notario bill combats immigration fraud
• OREGON: Statewide restrictions proposed on plastic bags
• SEATTLE: Taxi crash decks Pike Place Market pig statue
• CRASHES: Two Yakima County teens die, one in pedestrian accident
• Game Day: Spokane at Tri-City
• FORGERY: Prosser woman accused of bilking winery
• PASCO: Year-round school committee needs members
• TV: Show on accused Kennewick man airs tonight
• CONCERT: Elton John tickets on sale for Spokane show
• VIDEO: Moose on the loose in Walla Walla
• WATER PARK: Court Club plans to open feature by summer
• MICROSOFT: Woman accused of bilking company of $457K
• YAKIMA: Jury considers if barista bared buttocks
• COFFEE: Students proposed Washington state drink law
• ASSAULT: Teen charged as adult in brother’s wounding
• PRISONS:DOC changes policies after guard strangled
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• OREGON: Scammers pose as cop to bilk woman
• I-5 CROSSING: Ore., Wash., governors dump bridge plans
• LEGISLATURE: Senate OK’s unemployment tax break
• IDAHO: Cell stolen? There’s an app for that.
• POT: Marijuana dispensary now in Tacoma mall
• COLUMBIA: Biologists blame sea lions for sturgeon decline
• IDAHO: Lawmaker wants to ban assisted suicide
• LEGISLATURE: Driver’s license bill called racist, anti-immigrant
• FUNDRAISER: Chiawana teammates fight lupus at tonight's game
• STORM: Red Cross seeks cash, blood for storm victims
• NUCLEAR: Energy Northwest evaluating plutonium fuel mix
• ROBBERY: Lewiston police shoot bank hold-up suspect
• CHASE: Female WSP officer shoots at Fife suspect
• SANDERS: Prosecutors want defeated justice off cases
• PLOT: Clearly Lasik co-founder convicted in murder plot
• ARREST: 2 arrested after Richland Walmart robbery
• COURT: Kennewick murder charges dropped in 1982 case
• UPDATE: Avalanche apparently buried Washington skier
• REGION: Yakima City Council votes to keep praying
• STATE: $30 annual parks fee could apply to beaches
• RULING: Ex-Prosser mayor allowed to attend daughter’s game
• Interstate 84 Eastbound closed near Pendleton
• Game Day: Oil Kings at Americans
• SPOKANE: Man accused of aiding friend’s suicide
• LEGISLATURE: Bill would ban using state funds for federal health care reform
• VOTE: Should the Richland School District ban book?
• INFECTION: Meningitis suspected for U of Idaho student
• ANCIENT ART: Display of stone etchings begins Thursday
• TUITION: State may scale back GET program
• HOCKEY: WHL names Ams' Shinnimin its player of month
• NO SHADOW: Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• EVENT: Ski Bluewood on Super Bowl
• SUPER BOWL: Super fans wanted in Tri-Cities
• HAZARD: KFD respond to gas leak
• New member of Pasco school board appointed
• NUCLEAR: USA Today looks at efforts to test bunnies, gators
• HIGHER ED: WSU sees record spring enrollment
• UPDATE: 2 children reported dead in Milton-Freewater fire
• WRECK: WSP looking for semi that flattened car near Ellensburg (w/photos)
• STATE: Wash. settles lawsuit filed by abused children
• LEGISLATURE: Should coffee be the state beverage?
• REGION: Yakima police say fatal shooting justified
• TAXES: WA starts 3-month tax amnesty for delinquent biz
• WEATHER: Colder, wetter month forecast for Tri-Cities
• TRAFFIC: Blue bridge lane to close Wednesday for repair
• TUESDAY: W. Richland ambulance starts service
• UPDATE: Airport leader Morasch still listed as 'serious'
• ASSAULT: Richland man attacked with crowbar
• CRASH: 3 killed in Ore. small plane crash
• DEATH: Suspect in prison murder has violent history with women
• VALLEY: No one hurt after shots fired in Grandview
• YAKIMA: Officer kills knife-wielding assailant
• VANDALS: Richland cars hit with pink paint
• SHOOTING: Grandview police investigating drive-by
• REGION: 76 dead animals found in Spokane Co. raid
• STATE: Union official: Prison guard killed by inmate
• LEGISLATURE: Oregon bill standardizes fees on speeding tickets
• GOVERNMENT: Ore. lawmakers to tackle budget starting this week
• ODD: Idaho library book drop vandal sentenced to jail
• CRASH: Dropped cigarette causes Grant County rollover
• TODAY: Comedy show, concerts, Family Expo
• Game Day: Hawks at Americans
• BUSINESS: Sheriff helps bank seize Walla Walla winery
• WEATHER: Chance of light snow in Tri-Cities Sunday
• POLITICS: Richland woman picked to lead redistricting commission
• PROTEST: Half-naked Yakima demonstrators stand out
• LAW: County merger bill proposed in Legislature
• LEGISLATURE: Lawmakers consider cutting own salaries
• PETS: POPP sets up booth at Walmart
• DRAMA: Kamiakin play tonight centers on courtroom
• WSU TRI-CITIES: Officials approve deal to build lab
• CONCERT Mid-Columbia Symphony concert Jan. 30
• RIVER: Barge grounded in Columbia River leaking oil
• REGION: Gang members suspected in Yakima shooting
• LEGISLATURE: Lawmaker wants to merge some WA counties
• CANCELLATION: Author booksigning canceled
• FURLOUGH: Many state agencies closed today
• TODAY: Family Expo, play, comedy
• ARTS: Walla Walla Symphony CEO resigns
• CRIME: Burglar swipes pain medications from Richland pharmacy
• BLUE BRIDGE: Flag comes down temporarily
• CRIME: Tri-Cities rated safe, but gang crackdown planned
• VETERANS: Sen. Murray named first woman to head vets committee
• STATE: Wash. supreme court throws out murder conviction
• TAXES: Online survey seeks ideas for simpler WA tax code
• DEATH: Accused Kennewick firefighter dies
• CRIME: Transient arrested in Richland skate park stabbing
• BASEBALL: Dust Devils name new radio broadcaster
• UPDATE: Airport director's condition improving
• MARIJUANA: New initiative proposal to legalize pot in Wash.
• COOL SCIENCE: Astronomers claim earliest galaxy yet from Hubble
• FORECAST: Fog, stagnant air to continue in Tri-Cities
• COURT: Judge overturns Richland's land use decision
• SHOW TICKETS: Riverdance and CATS tickets on sale
• MANHUNT: No sign of Oregon cop shooter
• TESTS: State’s students slightly above nation in science
• SENATOR: Make sales tax deduction permanent
• SPEECH: Murray, Cantwell sitting with Republicans tonight
• GOVERNOR: Hurry up unemployment tax cut
• WRECK: Serious accident reported north of Pasco
• EVENT: Seniors, parents invited to College Night at CBC
• AGENDAS: See what your elected officials are working on this week
• LEGISLATURE: WA House approves budget cuts, 1st vote of session
• SCHOOLS: Mukilteo schools consider cell phone searches
• FIRE: Probe surrounding Kennewick blaze continues
• FOOTBALL: WSU adds ex-Husky as linebackers coach
• STATE: Funding crisis leaves state parks in doubt
• REGION: 3 weekend gang shootings in Yakima
• Game Day: Rockets at Americans
• HOME FIRE: Kennewick home burns
• FATAL: one killed in West Richland car crash
• FOUND: Two 8-year-old girls found
• TRAVEL: Blue bridge lane closes today for repair
• TODAY: Sportsmen Show, music, concert
• OUTAGE: Wind blamed for Benton City power outage
• PLUNGE: Jump into river today for a good cause
• CRIME: Teens accused of stealing Kennewick car left running
• WEATHER: Wind warning issued for Tri-Cities
• PROSSER: Phone line problems reported in Prosser
• SPORTS: Walla Walla football coach steps down
• CRIME: Franklin Co. chase ends with car stuck near Snake River
• CRIME: Man tries to lure Walla Walla students into car
• STATE: New Wash. law increases punishment for pimps
• FLOOD: Yakima River falls below flood stage
• OUTDOORS: Sportsmen show begins today at TRAC
• POT: Legislators debate changes for medical marijuana
• WSU: Everett seeking WSU branch, giving up on UW
• OREGON: Barista feared for life when he shot robber
• COLLEGE: Washington low in spots available for students
• APPEAL: Cop killer’s associate to stay in prison for now
• SNOW: Snow falling to north, rain expected for Tri-Cities
• FAT CATS: Bellingham animal shelter offers chubs at $1 per pound
• HUNGER: Oregon food stamp use at record level
• RIVER: Yakima River cresting in W. Richland, Richland
• LIFE: Ruiz goes to prison for 1987 slayings
• Game Day: Blazers at Americans
• HANFORD: More than 1,600 layoffs planned
• UPDATE: 2 more held in Kennewick homicide
• JAIL: Accused Kennewick firefighter attempts suicide
• CRIME: Stolen truck crashes into Pasco house
• HANFORD: New groundwater treatment system goes on line
• FLOOD: Yakima River expected to crest a foot lower
• SENIORS: New book club begins Jan. 19 in Kennewick
• CRIME: Luring incident reported near Walla Walla grade school
• TERRORIST: Bomb found on Spokane's MLK parade route
• TONIGHT: Connell council meeting canceled
• UPDATE: Benton Co. declares flood emergency
• STOLEN: Kennewick car thieves target Hondas, Acuras
• HANFORD: High temperature record set for 2nd day
• REGION: Swollen rivers wash away Ore. houses, Wash. cabin
• FLOODING: Yakima River warning in effect tonight
• SEARCH: Divers look for car in river near Benton City
• WEATHER: Wind to keep blowing in Tri-Cities
• CRIME: Walla Walla man arrested in baseball bat attack
• WEATHER: Hanford sets temperature record Sunday
• TODAY: MLK events set for Pasco, College Place
• FLOODING: Warning issued for W. Richland, Benton City
• WEATHER UPDATE: Gusts near 70 mph could hit Tri-Cities
• WARNING: Yakima River may flood in Benton City, W. Richland
• CRIME: Kennewick man nabbed trying to steal Richland cop car
• Game Day: Vancouver at Tri-City
• UPDATE: Lanes still closed on Hwy 395 near damaged Pasco overpass
• TO DO: Cage fights, shows and music
• REGION: Yakima Valley man gets 19 years in gang shooting
• Game Day: kamloops at Tri-City
• UPDATE: Truck hauling backhoe hits Pasco overpass
• ARREST: Finley man jailed after Richland 100 mph chase
• HANFORD: Lift of iconic reactor dome postponed
• CRIME: 4 drive-bys occur last night in Yakima Valley
• POTATOES: Pasco spud eater wins Potato Man of Year Award
• ROADS: Franklin Co. road restrictions start today
• Mariners Caravan rolls into Tri-Cities today
• EVENT: WSU Tri-Cities plans event tonight in honor of civil rights activist
• CONCERT: Nelly and Blizzard Tour coming to Tri-Cities
• ROADS: Franklin Co. road restrictions start Friday
• UPDATE: Highway 730 open
• HANFORD: Iconic reactor dome soon to be history
• UPDATE: Wallula paper plant incident under control
• WEATHER: Days of rain in Tri-City forecast
• REGION: Rain, rapid snowmelt causing woes
• MEDICAL: WSU wants meningitis boosters for Pullman students
• COURT: Yakima newspaper wins Supreme Court records case
• INTERNET: Vancouver teen accused of threat to Yakima school
• COURT: Oregon man gets 6 years after crash killed son
• REGION: Shooting wounds 13-year-old Sunnyside girl
• DEPOT: Ore. chemical weapons depot disposal to increase
• CRASH: Kennewick man’s clothes ignite while driving
• CRIME: Second arrest related to Kennewick shooting death
• WEATHER: Rain in Tri-City forecast
• CRASH: State trooper car hit near Pasco, minor injuries caused
• YUCCA: DC appeals court sets date in lawsuit
• COURT: Judge delays appointing prosecutor in Pasco murder case
• HACKED: Kadlec notifying patients of computer server breach
• HANFORD: Bad weather cancels some vit plant work today
• TRAVEL: Storm canceling some Tri-City flights
• STATE: Rain following snow across Washington
• AGENDAS: What your elected officials are working on this week
• Game Day: T-birds at Americans
• UPDATE: Shooting victim is Kennewick man, age 20
• COURT: Judge refuses to dismiss Pasco murder case
• ELECTIONS: Federal judge upholds state’s 'top two' primary
• COMEDY: Paula Poundstone to perform in Yakima
• TRAVEL: Storm canceling some Tri-City flights
• CRIME: Stolen backhoe found near Prescott
• DEATH: Shooting in Kennewick home leaves one dead
• REGION: Umatilla Co. DA pleads not guilty to contempt
• CONCERT: Marty Stuart coming to Wildhorse
• WEATHER: Tri-City snow before 10 p.m.
• FUNERAL: Service for Kennewick's first paid firefighter today
• AGENDAS: See what your elected officials are working on this week
• CONCERT: Disturbed and Korn come to Sundome
• LEGISLATURE: Eyman files tax initiative, just in case
• WEATHER: Storm to arrive in Tri-Cities Tuesday night
• NATION: Flags at half-staff after Arizona shooting
• STATE: Snow forecast across Washington Tuesday-Wednesday
• Eastbound Snoqualmie Pass temporarily closed tonight
• Man shot in Grandview Saturday
• Pendleton man convicted of 11 sex crimes
• TODAY: Bridal show at TRAC in Pasco
• Game Day: Lethbridge at Tri-City
• HEALTH: Health, fitness featured at expo today
• TODAY: Motorcross, opera and theater
• EARTHQUAKE: Minor shake hits Puget Sound area
• WEATHER: Snow forecast next week in Tri-Cities
• CRIME: Tires slashed across Walla Walla
• REGION: Icy roads close Grant County schools
• DRIVING: Lawmaker says people should vote on traffic cameras
• WINNER: Richland winery tops California competition
• ELECTIONS: Secretary of State wants earlier primary, ballot returns
• CRIME: Kennewick man accused of attacking girlfriend
• EVENT: Dollar Night at Pasco children's museum is tonight
• WEATHER: Slick roads causing wrecks around Tri-Cities
• UPDATE: Grant County man claims jackpot winnings
• ARRESTS: 3 arrested in Tri-City business break-ins
• LOTTERY: Ephrata Mega winner comes forward
• REGION: Yakima Co. sued over jail inmate suicide
• COMEDY: Comic Dov Davidoff performs next week at Joker's
• WEATHER: Air stagnation alert to stick around this week
• COURT: Pasco murder trial delayed to April 6
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities air stagnation advisory extended
• DUI: 145 drunk drivers arrested in Tri-Cities over holidays
• CRIME: Kennewick 'cologne' robber arrested
• WINNER: 1 Mega Millions ticket sold in Ephrata
• Game Day: Seattle at Tri-City
• DUI: Driver in 3-death crash was drunk, WSP reports
• WEATHER: Snow, sleet in Tri-City forecast today
• TAXES: IRS extends April deadline by 3 days
• ARREST: Walla Walla woman jailed after chase
• WEATHER: Light snow possible tonight in Tri-Cities
• COURT: Former prosecutor will continue in Pasco murder case
• EDUCATION: Prosser bond election deadline approaching
• RECALL: Recall issued for sprouts sold in area groceries
• REGION: 29 killings in Yakima County in 2010
• COURT: Judge allows for child rape charge for ex-Prosser mayor
• HOCKEY: Ams' postponed New Year's Eve game rescheduled
• ELECTION: 3 new Franklin Co. officials take office
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities under air stagnation advisory
• WEATHER: January Tri-City temperatures expected near normal
• ROBBERY: Tip jar stolen from Richland Starbucks
• OFFICIALS: Franklin County elected officials to take oath of office
• FIRE: Family uninjured in Hermiston house fire
• MILITARY: Spending decreases in Washington state
• HUNTING: Washington state holds drawing for special hunting permits
• FIRE: Dog killed in Richland duplex fire
• BAN: Burn ban starts in Walla Walla County
• Game Day: Spokane at Tri-City
• ROAD CLOSED: I-84 closed by derailment
• TO DO: Comedy, music and skating tonight
• TONIGHT: Tri-Cities First Night fun starts at 2:30
• POLL: Who will win Chiefs vs. Ams on New Year's Eve?
• REGION: Storm drops 9 inches of snow in Spokane
• OREGON: 3 snowboarders rescued at Mount Hood
• REGION: Loss of rental beds forces 33 Yakima jail layoffs
• Game Day: Portland at Tri-City
• BODY: Death of woman in canal still under investigation
• UPDATE: Judge rejects request to stop wage increase
• UPDATE: I-84 at Pendleton reopens
• WEATHER: Snow storms skirting Tri-Cities
• CRIME: 2 jailed after stolen license plate spotted
• REGION: Yakima officer won’t face charges
• REGION: Snow, then bitter cold for Spokane, Palouse
• STATE: Judge to hear arguments on WA minimum wage
• DEATH: Body found in Kennewick canal identified
• CRIME: DNA results lead to arrest of Walla Walla man on burglary, voyeurism charges
• SWAT: Kennewick standoff ends in 1 arrest
• ARREST: Kennewick bank robbery suspect caught
• UPDATE: Police seeking suspect in Kennewick bank robbery
• CRIME: JC Penney cologne thief wanted (w/photos)
• CRASH: Kennewick man dies, woman hurt in Egyptian bus crash
• POLICE: Body found in Kennewick canal
• WEATHER: Blast of snow on the way for Northwest mountains
• CRIME: Kennewick man jailed after Richland park attack
• TREES: How to dispose of your Christmas tree
• CRIME: Fugitive arrested after Kennewick foot chase
• CRIME: Man jailed over espresso bean argument
• Storms in Midwest, South hold up air travel
• SANTA'S COMING: NORAD tracks his progress
• HOMICIDE: Probe continues in Boardman teen's death
• REGION: Spokane man stabs two attackers
• REGION: Toppenish house hit in drive-by shooting
• HEART-WARMING: Veteran reunited with dogs given up for adoption
• REGION: Yakima woman charged with police car arson
• PURSUIT: Richland cops chase car to Pasco
• CRASH: Two-car accident kills horse, injures 6 near Othello
• CRIME: Skull likely was Green River Killer victim
• BOOK: New shipment of 'Tri-Cities Memories' available today
• HANFORD: Wall Street Journal features 'nuclear' bunny
• FESTIVAL: Nordic Fest comes to Seattle
• HIGHER ED: UW alumni group wants more say in Olympia
• TONIGHT: Last night for the Living Nativity
• RUIZ: A look back at past coverage
• UPDATE: Ruiz guilty in slayings; Defense attorney vows appeal
• NATION: 2 Washington women at Obama signing ceremony
• TRIAL: Jury reaches verdict in '87 Pasco slayings
• WEATHER: Freezing rain, fog hitting Tri-Cities
• COURT: Ruiz jury adjourns for the day
• AIRPORT: Fog grounds flights at Pasco
• WHITE PASS: 14 skiers get lost out of bounds
• SHOOTING: Portland man drinking Four Loko shoots girlfriend
• COMEDY: Lily Tomlin to perform at 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle
• MUSIC: Tickets on sale Jan. 4 for Lionel Hampton Jazz Fest
• HIGHER ED: WSU gets $2.5M donation for scholarships
• HOMICIDE: Boardman police seek information in death of teen
• CRIME: Suspect driver arrested in fatal Hermiston crash
• CENSUS: WA will get 10th House seat
• STATE: WA waits to see if it will gain congressional seat
• CRIME: Family shoplifting ring busted at Tacoma Mall
• UPDATE: 1 dead, 3 injured in Idaho hammer attack
• TRIAL: Deliberating jurors in 1987 body shop murders go home
• SURVIVES: Man pulled from Willapa Bay OK
• LOST PET: Python shows up at Walla Walla home
• PRISON: 2 Yakama Indians sentenced for killing eagles
• SEATTLE: Nonprofit hospital execs raking in the pay
• DOGS: Dogs who mauled Seattle boy returned to owner
• DEATH: Leader of Spokane world’s fair dies
• TRIAL: Jurors deliberating case of 1987 Pasco body shop slayings
• FATAL: Unidentified man dies in head-on crash near Hermiston
• REGION: Police shootings raise notion of inquests
• WILDLIFE: Biologist sheds light on wolf behavior
• CHRISTMAS: Living Nativity show continues tonight
• TONIGHT: Home for Christmas concert to spread cheer, charity
• RACE: Cable Bridge Run results
• SPORTS: Snow leads to postponed high school events
• CRASH: Sunnyside man hurt in wreck that killed driver
• POLITICS: Senate votes to overturn military gay ban
• REGION: High winds knock out power in Northwest
• WEATHER: Eastbound lanes of I-84 closed near Baker City
• Game Day: Giants at Ams
• CRIME: Richland police nab man who tried to escape by jumping in river
• STUFF TO DO THIS WEEKEND
• TONIGHT: Richland church's Living Nativity opens
• TAXES: Obama to sign bill, including WA sales tax deduction
• HANFORD: Sec. Chu announces federal contractor pay freeze
• CRIME: Gregoire blocks release of Richland convict
• MILITARY: Rep. Adam Smith to head military committee
• CRIME: Former cop jailed for allegedly offering girls money for sex acts in Columbia Park
• DOGS KILLED: Teen kills pets after fight with mother
• FIRED: Snohomish deputy had sex in patrol car
• SLAYING: 2nd arrest in slaying of Wenatchee teen
• SPOKANE: Preschooler dies in toy box
• BASEBALL: Rockies name Tri-Cities coaching staff
• HANFORD: Vit plant retaliation complaint expanded
• WILDLIFE: Lawmaker says Washington has enough wolves
• WEATHER: Freezing fog, snow coming in Tri-Cities
• VIGIL: Agencies gather today to raise awareness about budget cut effects
• TRIAL: Ruiz chooses not to testify, defense wraps up its case
• CRASH: Driver dies in crash at Grandview vineyard
• REGION: Microsoft data center in Quincy challenged
• HOCKEY: Ams new forward makes Team Canada final roster
• EDUCATION: Oregon students can use spell check on tests
• STATE: Gov. Gregoire proposes deep cuts to WA programs
• WEATHER: Gusts reached 49 mph in Kennewick
• CRIME: Suspects sought in baseball bat heist
• WIND: Gusts of up to 34 mph expected today in Tri-Cities
• JOBS: Wash jobless rate 9.2 percent in November
• STATE: Gregoire wants to cut some public pension benefits
• VALLEY: Hop plant worker on the mend after explosion
• CRASH: Pilot survives crash near College Place
• WRECK: Accident clogs Interstate 182 in Richland
• BASKETBALL: WSU's Thompson wins Pac-10 award again
• WRECK: Truck crashes into fallen rock near Tri-Cities
• FLOODS: Western Washington rivers cresting
• REGION: Evaluation ordered in Hermiston woman’s murder trial
• ENVIRONMENT: Feds say wolverines need protection
• CRASH: Kennewick police car hit, officer not hurt
• REGION: Possible severe flooding on some W. Wash rivers
• REGION: Railroad crews cleaning slides, Amtrak halted
• HOLIDAY: Send us photos of your decorated home
• UPDATE: Snow wipes out many prep basketball games
• WEATHER: Tri-City roads getting slick, winery event canceled
• REGION: Driver accused of leaving friend to die in wreck
• REGION: Prison for man who exploited children overseas
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities under freezing rain advisory
• EVENTS: Weekend happenings in Tri-Cities
• HOLIDAY: Send us photos of your decorated home
• Game Day: Thunderbirds at Americans
• EXPLOSION: Yakima hops plant blast hurts 4
• EVENTS: Weekend happenings in Tri-Cities
• PROSSER: District court services restored
• UPDATE: Southridge High locked down briefly
• ANIMALS: Wildlife using Idaho highway underpass
• HOCKEY: Ams trade for NHL first-rounder Ashton
• OUTDOORS: BMX bike park to be built in Portland
• STATE: WA lawmakers head into special session Saturday
• ENVIRONMENT: Sunnyside to hire consultant to study soil contamination
• EVENT: Llghted boat parade tonight, Saturday
• United Way Of Benton And Franklin Counties Newsletter - December 2010
• STATE: Wash. lawmakers to start special session Saturday
• WEATHER: Heavy snow forecast in Washington Cascades
• STURGEON: Sea lions killing thousands of Columbia big fish
• TRIAL: Judge denies mistrial in body shop slayings case
• EVENT: Llghted boat parade is Friday, Saturday
• STATE: Deadline for WA lawmakers to set special session
• ANIMALS: Ore. pit bull mix rescues blind dog
• REGION: Yakima eye doctor said to be involved in scams
• BANK BOMB: Father, son convicted in police deaths near Salem
• TRIAL: Lone survivor in Pasco body shop slayings testifies today
• POLICE SHOOTING: Man in Seattle will survive, officials say
• NEW STORM: Snow forecast for Cascades by Friday
• TAX INCREASE: Unemployment taxes to rise
• FIRE: Manufactured home in Benton City burns
• FOOTBALL: WSU says Wulff will return next season as coach
• FATAL: Pedestrian in roadway struck and killed near Harrah
• CRIME: Man critical after shooting
• 3A STATE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP: Bellevue hammers Kamiakin 38-0
• LIVE: Connell plays in Gridiron Classic at Tacoma Dome
• WHEAT: Fields dying in Umatilla, Morrow counties
• To-do: Lots of holiday activities today
• TODAY: Hazardous household waste to be collected
• WEATHER: More fog, rain, snow forecast for Tri-Cities
• TONIGHT: Lighted Christmas parade in Sunnyside
• WSU: Budget cuts not too bad for Tri-Cities
• LIVE: Gridiron Classic at the Tacoma Dome
• OUTDOORS: Ski Bluewood opens today
• APPLE CUP: Cougar v. Husky jokes
• WEATHER: Freezing fog forecast in E. Washington
• REGION: Homeless man found frozen in Wenatchee
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities warned of freezing fog
• RADIO: Media company to acquire more Tri-City stations
• TRIAL: Convicted killer keeps quiet about Pasco slayings
• ELECTION: Recount begins today in Benton judge race
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities to get rain, not snow today
• IDAHO: KKK snowman with noose appalls neighbors
• HIGHER ED: Paul Allen gives $26M to WSU
• Game Day: Tigers vs. Americans
• CRIME: Pasco mini mart robbed at gunpoint
• WEATHER: New snow storm advisory issued for Tri-Cities
• WSU: Washington State to announce major donation
• EVENT: Girls Night Out in downtown Kennewick
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities' December to be wet
• ICE STORM: Weather prompts closures throughout Tri-Cities
• CONCERT: Avenged Sevenfold coming to Tri-Cities
• DEPOT: Operator of chemical weapons incinerator fined by state
• STUDY: Oregon trailing nation in personal income
• DEATH: Former Sen. Jeanette Hayner dies
• EARLY RELEASE: PNNL workers sent home
• HANFORD: Screening of new film canceled
• WEATHER: Ice storm warning issued for Tri-Cities
• HANFORD: Workers going home early
• CANCELED: Ki-Be donkey basketball game canceled
• ROADS: Freezing rain, sleet make roads slippery
• ODD: Marysville church sheltering honeybees
• DEFICIT: Obama freezing federal employee pay
• FIRE: Kennewick home burns in early morning blaze
• WEATHER: Patchy freezing fog possible in Tri-Cities today
• WEATHER: Another storm to hit Tri-Cities tonight
• FATAL: Names released of I-82 crash victims
• FOUR-WHEELER: Two injured in Mesa accident
• ROLL-OVER: Pasco man injured in accident near Walla Walla
• PICKUP: Driver dies after one vehicle roll-over near Pendleton
• Game Day: Winterhawks at Americans
• UPDATE: Kamiakin football advances to state title game
• UNEMPLOYMENT: Checks delayed
• FOOTBALL: Waitsburg-Prescott's semifinal moved to Monday
• FATALITY: Moses Lake man dies after Friday collision near Ephrata
• Game Day: Ice at Americans
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 13 scoreboard
• FIRE: Richland firefighters put out blaze in duplex
• ICE STORM: Afternoon snow, freezing rain expected
• REWARD: Poacher sent taunting letter from Everett
• SNOW SLIDE VIDEO: Avalanche information to go onto social media
• FATAL: Seattle fire kills independent 91-year-old
• COMMUTING: Traffic congestion lessens in Washington
• BUSTED: Cops find bank robbery suspect in their station
• ESSAY: Death, like birth, can be a beautiful thing
• FUN RUN: Turkey Trot this morning will help the needy
• TRAVEL: Traffic backed up on Snoqualmie Pass
• MUSICAL: Wizard of Oz comes to Toyota Center
• BALLET: Nutcracker tickets on sale
• HOLIDAY: Clover Island Inn serving the needy today
• CRIME: Purse thieves wanted by Crime Stoppers
• COLD: Record low 14 degrees at Sea-Tac Airport
• COURT: Umatilla County DA pleads not guilty to misconduct
• CLOSURE: Kennewick schools to close Wednesday
• SEARCH: Kennewick looking for hit-and-run driver
• TRIAL: Ruiz defense attorney fined during trial
• TRASH: Weather delays garbage in Kennewick
• CANCELED: Kennewick cancels meeting tonight
• WEST NILE: Grant County has first 2010 virus case
• RED CROSS: Weather forces Tri-City blood drive changes
• ARREST: 2 arrested after Kennewick hit & run
• WRECK: State patrol car hit, south Hwy 395 lanes closed
• COLD: Get pets, plants, pipes ready for tonight
• WEATHER: No more snow today in Tri-Cities, but bitter cold
• POLL: Should all school classes have been canceled today?
• CLOSURES: Pasco, Kennewick K-8 schools closed Tuesday, Richland on two-hour delay
• LOCKDOWN: Fight forces 2nd Walla Walla prison lockdown
• CLOSURES: Richland closes library, community center early tonight
• ARREST: Former OSP trooper charged with theft
• HANFORD: Workers sent home early because of snow
• FOOTBALL: Prosser's Moore finalist for Maxwell, O'Brien awards
• CLOSED: Evening classes canceled at CBC
• WEATHER: Othello and areas north of Connell under blizzard warning
• ACCIDENTS: 911 dispatchers flooded with calls about crashes
• FIGHT: Brawl breaks out at Walla Walla bar
• UPDATE: Autopsy confirms Prosser man was shot
• COLLISIONS: Multiple wrecks clogging Tri-City highways
• CRIME: Conoco in Othello robbed
• CRIME: Autopsy planned today in Prosser shooting
• TRAFFIC: Highway 240 slowed by wrecks
• SCHOOLS: Oregon school delays
• WEATHER: More snow today in Tri-Cities
• PICS: Take a photo of the snow and send it to us
• UPDATES: Mid-Columbia school delays, closures
• COMEDY: Hypno-comic Ron Stubbs comes to town
• CRIME: Update on body found in Prosser
• Game Day: Silvertips at Americans
• SPORTS: WWCC women win NWAACC soccer title
• LIVE BLOG: WWCC women's soccer at NWAACC championship
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities under winter storm warning
• CRIME: Kennewick police investigate mulitple burglaries
• ACCIDENT: Mattawa woman hurt in car crash
• Game Day: Ams vs. Chiefs
• PREP FOOTBALL: Connell moves on to semifinals
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 12 scoreboard
• SOCCER: WWCC women earn spot in NWAACC finale
• FOOTBALL: Chiawana falls 13-7 in quarterfinals
• SOCCER: Southridge girls take 3rd at state
• MUSIC: Sasquatch tickets on sale today
• PLAYOFFS: Big day in Tri-Cities for high school football
• WEATHER: Get ready to chill out
• WEATHER: 40 percent chance of rain or snow tonight
• OUTBREAK: 25 cases of whooping cough reported in Grant County
• TONIGHT: Live music event to honor Pasco music producer
• SPORTS: Southridge girls soccer loses at 3A state semifinals
• LIVE BLOG: Southridge girls soccer at 3A state semifinals
• POLL: Mr. Movie on latest 'Harry Potter'
• POLITICS: Murray being recruited to head campaign committee
• WRECK: Walla Walla man dies after hitting parked train
• FOOD: Trader Joe’s opening store in Spokane next year
• SEATTLE: Self-styled superheroes hit Seattle streets
• ANIMALS: Police dog bites Tumwater officer in groin
• REGION: Yakima city workers asked to take pay cut to avoid layoffs
• STATE: $1.2 billion shortfall looms in WA
• WEATHER: Cold temperatures, chance of snow in Washington
• ROBBERY: Kennewick K-9 unit trying to nab shoe store robber
• FOOTBALL: WSU will play Oregon State at Qwest in 2011
• COURT: Teachers can’t have sex with any students
• WRECK: Richland man arrested after head-on collision
• BASEBALL: M's Hernandez wins AL Cy Young award
• STATE: WA tax collections plummet again, deficit swells
• ODD: Heated paint can rockets out of Portland oven
• NORTHWEST: Bail set for fake plastic surgeon
• CRIME: Oregon man gets poodle, Beetle back
• REGION: 'Barefoot Bandit' pleads not guilty
• TRAFFIC: 125-ton vit plant melter to arrive in town today
• WINTER: Snow flurries possible in Tri-Cities this weekend
• ANIMALS: Point Defiance tiger cub remains critical
• STATE: Prison lockdown goes smoothly
• STUDY: WA anti-tobacco program saves lives
• TRIAL: Defense says police got wrong man in body shop slayings
• HANFORD: Highly radioactive soil found in river corridor
• REGION: Ex-Tri-City attorney jailed over inmates' free calls
• STATE: WA governor to lead National Governors Assoc.
• STATE: Washington refuses indoor Capitol Nativity scene
• EDUCATION: Wash. higher ed panel says budget a 'disaster'
• TRAFFIC: Expect delays due to vit plant melter
• COURT: Juror removed from Ruiz case after saying death penalty should be used more
• UPDATE: Enterprise dentist killed in small plane crash
• TRAVEL: Chinook and Cayuse Passes close for the winter
• UPDATE: Gusting winds to continue today in Tri-Cities
• STATE: Quake rattles south Puget Sound today
• ANIMALS: Parrot barks like dog, sounds fire alert in Ore.
• POLITICS: Murray re-elected to Democratic caucus post
• WIND: Gusty winds cut power to thousands in Washington
• TRAVEL: Heavy snow forecast for Olympics, Cascades
• UPDATE: Wreckage of plane, body of pilot found in Oregon
• SHOOTING: Mattawa man shot and killed
• EVENT: Harlem Globetrotters come to Toyota Center
• WEATHER: Tri-Cities under wind warning tonight
• PRISON: Part of Walla Walla prison locked down after fight
• COMEDY: Pasco high grad makes noise in comedy
• COMEDY: Beards of Comedy Tour comes to town
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 11 scoreboard
• ACCUSED: Cop reportedly had sex while on duty
• HOMELESS: Valley winter shelters shuttered
• STING: Tacoma contractor nails burglar
• ARREST: Warrant issued for man in fatal Outlook shooting
• BOOKS: Literacy event today at Barnes & Noble
• BUSINESS: Harley dealership to reopen in Kennewick
• ARREST: Suspect held in brutal Richland home invasion
• WRECK: 5-car I-82 crash injures 3 from Prosser
• COURT: Possible juror sounds off at Ruiz murder trial
• FIRE: Arson suspected in 2 vehicle fires in Walla Walla
• CRIME: 2 Walla Walla brothers accused of raping teen girls
• ELECTION: Kathren still leading Benton Co. judge race
• ELECTION: Wiggins leads Sanders in WA Supreme Court race
• ANIMALS: Homes found for all 24 rescued dogs
• TO DO TODAY: Check out your options here!
• TRAVEL: Alaska Airlines adds Portland-Kona flights
• Defending champ Mead advances
• CRIME: Hermiston cops arrest ex-employee for arson at irrigation district
• WANTED: Pasco man sought on escape warrant
• REGION: Umatilla County DA denies misconduct
• United Way Of Benton And Franklin Counties Newsletter - November 2010
• CONGRESS: Hastings readies for new House role
• REGION: Police identify Sunnyside homicide suspect
• NORTHWEST: Deportations drop in the Northwest for second year
• REGION: 'Grinding' cancels winter dance in Portland
• ELECTION: Judge race nearing end
• DEATH: Voice of the Mariners, Dave Niehaus, dies at 75
• HOLIDAY: Veterans Day events
• CRIME: Man taken to Toppenish hospital was fatally shot
• CHARGES: Umatilla Co. prosecutor charged with misconduct
• COURT: Special prosecutor says ‘honest mistake’ made in Pasco murder investigation
• FIRE: Burned Richland man now facing drug charges
• CRIME: Convicted Kennewick child molester may have other victims
• BAN: Washington bans alcoholic energy drinks
• DRUGS: Scent of burning pot leads to Richland arrest
• CONCERT: Toby Mac concert coming to Tri-Cities
• AUDITOR: Beaton's lead widens in Franklin County race
• BALLOTS: Franklin County to count more ballots Wednesday
• SQUEAKER: Benton judge race narrows to one vote
• CONCERT: BB King comes to Tri-Cities
• CRIME: Vehicle prowling jumps in Kennewick
• WINTER: Get ready for a La Nina winter
• EMPLOYMENT: Wash. warns thousands about shorter unemployment
• ELECTION: Justice Sanders could lose lead after next update
• ODD: Port Townsend cat starts toaster oven fire
• ZOO: Cougar cub to meet the public at Oregon Zoo
• PROSTITUTION: Puget Sound teens rescued in pimp sting
• TRIAL: 114 jurors appear for Pasco murder case
• FATAL: Truck driver killed in crash near Mattawa
• FOUND: Kennewick police investigate bone in concrete
• NORTHWEST: Washington prisoners saving Oregon frogs
• OREGON: Pedestrian fatals nearly double this year
• TODAY: Free film on love, hate and change in small town America
• CRIME: Kennewick teen shot in Pasco
• ELECTION: Democratic Rep. Larsen wins re-election
• OREGON: Sick sea lions can infect people, pets
• IMMIGRATION: Washington getting tougher on driver’s licenses
• FIRE: Richland family escapes early-morning house fire
• Game Day: Red Deer at Tri-City
• FUN: Looking for something to do this weekend?
• THEFT: Giant playground eggs found in Spokane Valley
• REGION: Granger man stabbed to death outside own home
• WEST RICHLAND: Today’s parade to show off new ambulance
• Prep football scoreboard for Week 10
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 10 live chat
• LIVE: Southridge at Kamiakin football
• CRIME: Pasco perp pursued in Pik-a-Pop pilferage
• ELECTIONS: Four votes separate Franklin Auditor candidates
• CONDOMS: Oregon trick-or-treaters get surprises
• CRASH: Seven people injured in Othello wreck
• REGION: Woman sets sweater on fire in Yakima police car
• SCHOOLS: Acquitted teacher faces state investigation
• EVACUATION: Hanford High sprinkler floods science room
• HANFORD: Giant melter arrives at vitrification plant
• LIVE: Gonzaga Prep vs. Richland football
• LIVE: Central Valley at Chiawana football
• ENVIRONMENT: 3 condors raised at Ore. zoo released
• COAST: More parking due for Cannon Beach
• DELAY: Giant melter has flat tire on way to Hanford
• XMAS: Ticket lottery opens for Christmas Tree lighting
• TOYS: Cards, Game of Life enter Toy Hall of Fame in NY
• ROBBERY: Gunmen rob Pasco teen
• DEATH: Jogger killed by car in Milton-Freewater
• COURT: Special prosecutor needed for Pasco murder case
• ELECTION: Rossi concedes Senate race to Murray
• ELECTION: Benitz trailing challenger for Benton Co. commission
• HANFORD: Vit plant melter convoy should cross Oregon today (w/photo)
• ELECTION: Tri-City voters say no to taxes
• OUTDOORS: New gondola cable being installed at Silver Mountain
• ELECTION: Hastings winning re-election to Congress
• REGION: Walla Walla County OKs furloughs
• VOTE: 2010 General Election results
• COURT: Kennewick woman sent to prison for life for murder
• ELECTION: Chilton leading in Benton auditor race
• ELECTION: Franklin PUD incumbent losing his seat
• ELECTION: Tight race for Benton Co. coroner
• ELECTION: Franklin prosecutor trailing challenger
• ELECTION: Incumbent Republicans winning in 8th District
• ELECTION: Voters send Walsh back to Olympia
• ELECTION: Franklin Co. auditor race could end in recount
• ELECTION: Voters say keep Benton Co. seat in Prosser
• ELECTION: Sen. Patty Murray has early lead over Rossi
• CRIME: Good Samaritans robbed in north Franklin County
• WRECK: Othello motorcyclist killed in collision with semi
• ELECTION: Prosser fire service consolidation failing
• ELECTION: Kathren, Burrowes leading in judicial races
• ELECTION: Wagner holds lead for Benton Co. auditor
• SPORTS: Giants win first World Series title since 1954
• OUTDOORS: Fish & Game releases sturgeon in Snake River
• REGION: 2 Walla Walla city, county agencies merging
• BUSINESS: Walla Walla purple octopus fine up to $2,000
• VALLEY: Higher utility bills proposed in Sunnyside
• CRIME: Yakima deputy faces 4 charges in sexual assault case
• ELECTION: Where to drop off your ballot
• SHOOTING UPDATE:Police name person of interest
• TRAVEL: Updates on Cayuse, Chinook and Snoqualmie passes
• WEATHER: Cooler temperatures and fog forecast for Tri-Cities
• ELECTION: Live chat tonight on tricityherald.com
• TRAVEL: Studded tire season opens
• REGION: Woman acquitted after baby found in toilet
• VALLEY: Masked robbers shoot Yakima store clerk
• VOTE: 66% voter turnout expected in Wash.
• WEATHER: November to be wet in Tri-Cities
• ROLLOVER: Two adults, child die in early-morning Richland crash
• WHOOPING COUGH: Outbreak declared in Grant County
• PHOTO: Send us your Halloween pumpkin photos
• HALLOWEEN: Trick-or-Treating and more
• Game day: Prince George at Tri-City
• LIVE: Kennewick at Pasco football
• LIVE: Chiawana at Wenatchee football
• LIVE: Richland at Moses Lake football
• LIVE: Eastmont at Kamiakin football
• LIVE: Tonight's high school football chat
• HANFORD: Today is National Day of Remembrance
• CRASH: Mattawa man hurt in collision near Othello
• KIDS: Radiothon raises $92,000 for Kadlec neonatal unit
• HALLOWEEN: Trick-or-Treating and more
• PREP FOOTBALL: Week 9 scoreboard
• CRIME: Man accused of killing wife in Hermiston
• REGION: Yakima deputy accused of sexual assault at gunpoint
• BUSINESS: Russian company orders 50 Boeing 737s
• CHARGES: Kennewick man drank whiskey shots before hitting mom, baby
• WEATHER: Trick or treaters will need coats
• PREP FOOTBALL: Live streaming coverage of 4 CBBN games tonight
• RESCUE: Distressed hunter found safe in Umatilla County
• CRIME: Kennewick woman identified in hit-and-run
• CRIME: Moses Lake police investigate another explosive device
• PHOTO: Send us your Halloween pumpkin photos
• TRAVEL: Improved baggage screening at Portland airport
• ODD: Poodles chase deer into stopped car
• REGION: Car thieves target Hondas in Spokane
• OUTDOORS: Former Mount Rainier ranger dies in Tibet fall
• UPDATE: Woman dies 9 days after Kennewick FedEx truck crash
• ACCIDENT: Walla Walla girl hit riding bike to school
• SLAYING: Hermiston cops arrest man in woman’s death
• ELECTION: Big money being spent in WA initiative campaigns
• CANCELED: Fire cleanup closes Tri-Tech Skills Center today
• CONSUMER: NW grocery chain pulls Four Loko drinks off shelves
• MEDIA: L.A. Times looks at Murray, Rossi and Hanford
• UPDATE: Traffic starting to clear on Highway 240 in Kennewick
• ODD: Infant hospitalized after home circumcision
• VALLEY: Victim, 20, identified in Sunnyside shooting
• FOUND: Hiker missing since Saturday is OK
• OREGON: Unemployment over 15 percent in 6 Oregon counties
• SEARCH: Snow hampers search for missing hiker
• ELECTION: Republicans question missing Franklin Co. ballots
• WRECK: Potato truck crash blocks I-82 ramp
• WATER: Proposal would water more acres from Columbia River
• DRIVING: Heavy snow closes Chinook and Cayuse passes
• COURT: Kennewick woman pleads innocent in fatal wreck
• CRIME: Kennewick pedestrian injured in hit and run Sunday
• UPDATE: Witnesses needed to FedEx truck collision
• STATE: Wash. compiles list of chemicals toxic to children
• VOTE: Registration deadline today for Nov. 2 election
• REGION: Man killed, teen wounded in Yakima shootings
• SHOOTING: Spokane Valley officer kills man in confrontation
• POLITICS: Michelle Obama raising money for Patty Murray in Bellevue today
• HOSPITALS: KGH hires new chief financial officer
• CRIME: Sunnyside police offer reward for shooting information
• WEATHER: Wind to persist, temperature to drop in Tri-Cities
• TRANSPORTATION: Washington allows studded tires early
• ARREST: Kennewick man jailed after hitting mom, baby in Denny's lot
• VOLUNTEER: Help wanted to improve Richland park today
• OUTDOORS: Fun on the Columbia River today in Richland
• HALLOWEEN: Fun stuff to do this month
• TONIGHT: Tri-City roller derby girls exhibition
• LIVE: Kamiakin at Hanford football
• LIVE: Kennewick at Southridge football
• UPDATE: Elderly driver also dies following Burbank collision
• REGION: Homeowner fights off armed robbers in Moses Lake
• DRIVING: Cascades will feel first shiver of wintry weather
• STATE: Some question racial comments by 2 Wash. justices
• THREAT: Selah man sentenced for threat to Sen. Murray
• FIRE: Kennewick crews quickly douse kitchen fire
• PASCO: Pedestrian, 54, hit crossing street today
• TONIGHT: Rally against domestic violence
• ACCIDENT: Traffic slowed by Richland wreck
• UPDATE: 90-year-old dead in Hwy. 12 collision this morning
• WANTED: Kennewick bank robber suspected in other robberies (w/pic)
• OREGON: Pedestrian killed, I-84 blocked near The Dalles
• COURT: Convicted Tri-City child rapist to remain in prison during appeal
• MISSING: Mushroom picker, 93, missing at Mount Adams
• EDUCATION: Wash.’s public universities talking money again
• COURT: Jurors return a guilty verdict in Columbia Park slaying case
• WRECK: FedEx truck, 2 vehicles collide on Hwy 395
• RECORD: Cat bred in Hermiston breaks Guinness record
• The boys are back in town
• ECONOMY: Wash. jobless rate steady at 9 percent in Sept.
• GUILTY: Man admits trying to get meth through Pasco airport
• SEMI: Two injured after car hits semi near Burbank
• ACCIDENT: Red Mountain winemaker hurt today
• HEALTH: Lourdes taking appointments for free mammograms on Tuesday
• FIRE: 3 dogs die in Kennewick fire
• GANGS: Walla Walla officer uses Taser to break up fight
• POLL: Who will you vote for in the Hastings-Clough race?
• FILM: Suzanne Somers film comes to Tri-Cities
• MUSIC: BB King to perform in Spokane
• STATE: Tacoma closing medical marijuana dispensaries
• CRIME: 2 wounded at Yakima convenience store
• BUSINESS: Small businesses have big disagreements on initiatives
• POLL: Should Kennewick ban smoking in public housing facility?
• BUSINESS: Give me Venti brew; Seattle Starbucks serves beer
• TRIAL: Testimony wraps up in Columbia Park murder case
• COURT: Pasco driver faces vehicular assault charge
• REGION: Man, 72, arrested at Rossi demonstration in Walla Walla
• POLL: Who will you vote for in Murray-Rossi race?
• ROLLOVER: Two men injured in Hwy 395 crash
• POLITICS: Prosser Tea Party rally planned for today
• SCOUTING: Scouts Centennial celebration is today
• LIVE: Walla Walla at Richland football
• LIVE: Southridge at Pasco football
• LIVE: West Valley at Kennewick football
• POLL: Should high school ban cancer bracelet?
• EVENTS: Looking for some fall fun?
• TO DO: Concerts, music and plays this weekend
• WRECK: Connell woman hurt in collision with semi
• COURT: Defense attorney renews request for mistrial in Columbia Park murder case
• ARREST: Wife accused in plotting husband's death mistakenly rearrested today
• FIRE: Crews quickly douse Finley fire
• REGION: State trooper’s death focus of Ann Rule book
• ENVIRONMENT: Clean air agency may enact new dairy rules
• LIVE: Sunnyside at Kamiakin football
• HEALTH: 4 whooping cough cases reported in Othello
• BRIDGE: Road 100 no longer in running for new bridge
• OUTDOORS: Bluewood Ski Resort is being sold
• HOCKEY: Ams trade for Calgary defensemen, then release Brown, Pechurskiy
• FATAL: Pedestrian hit, killed by truck near Othello
• FLUNKED: Woman stabbed by anger management classmate
• COUNTY SEAT DEBATE: Group posts 'don't move' silent film spoof
• FIRE: Bird's nest blamed for Kennewick attic fire
• REGION: Inmate wants $1.3 million for handcuff injury
• TONIGHT: Murray and Rossi to debate in Spokane
• REGION: Strip club lawsuit filed against city of Yakima
• SHOOTING: Vancouver gunman shoots pregnant sister, deputy, then himself
• POLITICS: Obama-Kitzhaber rally next Wednesday in Portland
• TONIGHT: Learn more about proposed new bridge
• COURT: Psychologist testifies Columbia Park murder suspect believes she's pregnant now
• CANCELLATION: Liza Minnelli concert canceled
• YOUTH: Prosser Boys & Girls Club grand opening is today
• EDUCATION: Artist, author to talk about impotance of education in Pasco today
• POLITICS: Murray, Rossi to debate Thursday in Spokane
• CRIME: Central Washington Univ. begins party investigation
• COURT: Judge refuses to appoint guardian for Pasco murder suspect
• THEFT: Chevy Caprice stolen before Kennewick auction
• CRASH: Head-on collision closes Dallas Road
• VIDEO: Explosives bring down old Hanford buildings
• MUSIC: Arturo Sandoval comes to Spokane
• MEDICAL: Lourdes offering free mammogram exams
• FIRE: Pasco casino may reopen today
• REGION: Search for missing Portland boy focuses on island
• TRIAL: Kennewick murder suspect's uncle recounts her childhood abuse
• CRIME: Kennewick teen arrested in Wal-Mart car prowls
• PAGEANT: Kennewick teen crowned Miss Washington Teen USA (w/photo)
• CONCERT: Ozzy Osbourne comes to Tacoma Dome
• HANFORD: Explosives bring down three structures
• HIT AND RUN: Pedestrian injured at Kennewick Costco
• WINNERS: Results of Tri-Cities Rotary duck race
• Prep football scoreboard for Week 6
• FAMILY: Corn mazes, fall festivals start this weekend
• TO DO: Looking for something to do today? Check our list
• LIVE: Sunnyside at Pasco football
• LIVE: Wenatchee at Richland football
• LIVE: Kamiakin at Southridge football
• OREGON: Feds backing big wind farm near Arlington
• FURLOUGHS: Washington agencies closing Monday
• ARREST: Dad turns self in after seeing Amber Alert
• ECONOMY: WA retail sales down 1 percent in 2nd quarter
• WANTED: Morrow Co. reserve deputy sought in murder case (w/photo)
• JOBS: Ore. index signals dim prospects for jobseekers
• POLITICS: Vice President Joe Biden campaigns for Murray
• FESTIVAL: Richland celebrates "Rivers of Ink" on Saturday
• UPDATE: Morrow Co. reserve deputy arrested on murder charges
• WSU: Regents give Floyd 4-year contract extension
• CRASH: Moses Lake woman admits texting before collision
• HEALTH: Washington Health Department says flu vaccine here
• OLDTIMER: Oregon gas station worker thumps robber
• ENVIRONMENT: Richland announces 2010 Green Recognition Awards
• REGION: Vancouver band assistant accused of student sex
• CRIME: 2 Kennewick men jailed in Les Schwab break-in
• CRASH: Connell man hurt in collision with potato truck
• TONIGHT: Shuttle astronaut to speak at CBC
• LIVE: Hanford at Kennewick football
• CANCELED: Rare tours of Rattlesnake Mountain called off
• DEATH: Hermiston toddler dies in farm equipment accident
• SIRENS: Nuclear plant emergency tests today
• FIRE: Child suspected of starting Portland house fire
• DRUGS: Charges dropped in cocaine ring
• CRIME: Yakima Jail bans envelopes in mail
• CRIME: Anti-wolf activist arrested in Idaho poaching case
• INVESTIGATION: Hermiston woman’s death said ‘suspicious’
• VOTE: State mailing 3.3 million voters pamphlets
• HANFORD: Consent decree filed in court to hold DOE accountable
• UPDATE: Moses Lake school bomb a hoax
• WRESTLING: WWE superstars coming to town
• ODD: Disoriented ‘superhero’ arrested in Centralia
• OREGON: Prison inmates donate to missing boy fund
• DANG IT!: Oregon school bans cursing
• ELECTION: Candidate forum scheduled today at CBC
• KENNEWICK: Paving work to shut 27th, Columbia Drive
• CRIME: Richland child rape suspect caught in Spokane
• ELECTION: Deadline today for mail, online voter registration
• BLASTS: 300 Area Test explosions this morning
• ARSON: Suspected firebombers lead Pasco, Franklin County cops on 100 mph chase
• SHARK ATTACK: Great white knocks Oregon man off surfboard
• MAIL TOLL: Tacoma bridge tolls to be mailed; fines dropped
• WILD COAST: Cougars, bears on prowl on Olympia Peninsula
• CRIME: Security officers foil Les Schwab burglary in Kennewick
• COURT: Sisouvanh Synhavong living in fantasy world, lawyer says
• REGION: Yakima animal control officer attacked by dog
• NORTHWEST: 2 teens shot in Mount Vernon
• WANTED: Richland police searching for suspected child rapist
• ENVIRONMENT: Western lawmakers turn sights on endangered wolves
• ATTACK: Battle Ground woman hurt by homemade bomb
• ROBBERY: Gunman holds up US Bank on Columbia Center
• LIVE: Friday night football chat
• FOOTBALL: Live video of tonight's Richland-Chiawana game
• FOOTBALL: Live video of tonight's Southridge-Hanford game
• UPDATE: Shots fired on Canal Drive today
• REGION: Yakima animal control officer attacked by dog
• STIMULUS: Construction underway for St. Helens amphitheater
• INFESTED: Bedbugs make their way into federal office in DC
• EVENT: Local best-selling author signing books in Kennewick tonight
• CREHST: Women's suffrage featured today
• SALE: Big book sale today and Sunday
• CRIME: Kennewick housekeeper arrested in attempt to pawn $10,000 ring
• WEATHER: Tri-City temperatures to cool next week
• WEATHER: Warmer than usual month predicted in Tri-Cities
• MONUMENT: Public tours of Rattlesnake Mountain scheduled
• ECONOMY: Spokane lays off 116 employees
• REGION: State to close Larch prison for budget woes
• MISSING: Bellingham search intensifies for missing student
• POLICE: Kennewick officer returns to duty after shooting
• UPDATED: 1 dead in 3-vehicle collision near Burbank
• SPIRITS: 2 distilleries open this week in Benton County
• COURT: Jurors chosen in Columbia Park baby stealing murder case
• STATE: Wash. details deep cuts to social services
• BIRTH: Puyallup cop helps mom deliver baby in car
• WRECK: Truck hauling diesel crashes, leaking fuel in west Kennewick
• EDUCATION: Today is UW President Emmert's last day
• CRIME: Pasco man arrested hours after jail release
• ELECTION: Monday deadline to register to vote in Washington
• REGION: West-side judge arrested in DUI investigation
• ELECTION: Former Pres. Clinton plans Murray campaign stop
• COURT: Ex-marine, fire captain sentenced to 23 yrs in prison
• NORTHWEST: Feds deny protection to tiny rabbit
• REGION: Jack in the Box workers busted in Sunnyside after drug deal
• I-90: Interstate reopens near Moses Lake after propane truck crash
• COURT: Convicted Pasco killer agrees to delay his resentencing
• SCAM: Tri-City businesses being targeted
• COURT: Kennewick man's murder trial delayed
• FATAL: Woman, 76, killed in Sunnyside collision with semi
• IDAHO: Nuclear cleanup workers exposed to radiation
• REGION: 4 wounded in 2 shootings in Yakima
• ROAD: Irrigation repair closes Franklin Co. road
• REGION: Walla Walla man rebuilds life after hit by drunk driver
• COURT: Pasco man's murder trial moved to February
• TRIAL: Jury questioning begins in Columbia Park murder case
• FLU SHOTS: Health district offering drop-in vaccination clinics this week
• COURT: Kennewick woman held on $350,000 bail in fatal car crash
• FATAL: Mattawa woman dies in crash near Othello
• Kennewick Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Game 2: Ams vs. Thunderbirds
• FOOTBALL: Prosser's Moore leads Boise St. over Oregon St.
• LIVE: Streaming video of Kamiakin-Kennewick football
• LIVE: Streaming video of Hanford-Pasco football
• LIVE: Streaming video of Davis-Richland football
• BUSTED: Roundabout hit-and-run suspect caught
• INK: Tattoo convention this weekend in Kennewick
• TODAY: Prosser Balloon Rally lifts off
• FESTIVAL: Sacajawea Heritage Days offers music, fun in Pasco
• RICHLAND: Buddy Walk to raise awareness for Down Syndrome
• EVENTS: Looking for something to do this weekend?
• FATAL: Man killed in Pasco car crash this morning
• DRUGS: 5 arrested in Kennewick drug bust
• UPDATE: Drunk driving suspected in Pasco head-on
• MOLD: Washtucna post office closed by mold
• REGION: Blunt colon cancer billboards shock Yakima
• LOCKDOWN: Pasco school shut after weapon report
• PREP FOOTBALL: Busiest night so far for SportsTriCities.com
• TONIGHT: Kennewick street work to close roundabout
• ACCIDENT: Freightliner rear ends car in Othello
• LIVE: Streaming video of Eastmont-Southridge game
• CANCELED: Tonight's charity baseball game called off
• STOLEN: Thieves rip off rare Red Mountain wine grapes
• OREGON: Transit driver fired for using Kindle on job
• REGION: Car wreckage removed from Crater Lake
• ODD: Montana woman fends off bear attack with zucchini
• RECALL: Department of Health warns WIC recipients about Similac
• HEALTH: Ore. health insurer drops child-only coverage
• CRIME: Deer poachers foiled when truck rolls
• WATER WARS: Feds release Yakima groundwater study
• REMINDER: Kennewick streets to close for grinding work
• HIGHER ED: WSU president meets with Biden about reinvestment funds
• CRIME: Walla Walla officer displays Taser to keep angry gang members under control
• WEST NILE: Pelican, duck test positive near Moses Lake
• CONTEST: Haikus about Hanford sought for contest
• UPDATE: Driver ID’d in Kennewick stolen car crash
• BURBANK: Many residents told to drink bottled water for 4 weeks
• ASSAULT: Connell inmate hospitalized after fight
• VALLEY: Thief steals Grandview car with boy inside
• REGION: Moses Lake man shoots himself during traffic stop
• DRIVING: More Washington drivers buckling up
• ARREST: Girl, 15, stabs W. Richland girl
• COURT: Pasco murder suspect gets new judge
• WILDLIFE: Ore. lawmakers to hear report on cougar study
• MILITARY: Ore. National Guard unit to train, deploy to Iraq
• TRAVEL: Alaska Air starting Portland-Honolulu flights
• RICHLAND: City government launches new website
• CRIME: Eltopia sex offender arrested for rape
• BUSINESS: Ore. minimum wage to rise to $8.50
• CRASH: Stolen car hits Kennewick home, cops searching for suspect
• CRIME: SWAT officers surround Kennewick home after gun threat
• CRASH: Car found upside down in Pasco canal
• HANFORD: Have a say today on future land use
• WEATHER: Hail could fall tonight as thunderstorms move in
• COURT: Special courts divert Wash. veterans from jail
• CRIME: 2 indoor marijuana grows discovered in Finley
• CRIME: Gun pulled during fight at north Prosser market
• PRISON: DNA tests ordered in Wash. death row case
• FIRE: Lightning may have sparked Finley house fire
• CANCELED: Rain cancels cops vs. firefighters charity baseball game
• HEALTH: Cancer patient inspires Ore. tumor bank
• STOWAWAY: Kitten travels at 70 meows per hour to Moses Lake
• DEATH: Longtime Yakima Co. coroner dies
• TONIGHT: Prosser movie, dinner event today
• TO DO TODAY: Sausage Fest, Harvest Fest, antique show, concerts, fights -- all the details here!
• LIVE: Pasco at Kamiakin football
• LIVE: Eisenhower at Chiawana football
• Tonight's Mid-Columbia high school football live chat
• STABBING: Chiawana student assaulted after school
• AWARDS: 2 Herald photographers win AP photo awards
• UPDATE: Pasco football player stabbed, student arrested
• REGION: Store employee in Pendleton saves toddler
• REPORT: US West Coast not prepared for tsunami
• AGRICULTURE: Washington, Oregon, Idaho get millions from USDA
• REGION: Son spends night on mountain after father dies
• TRIAL: Spokane jurors will hear 1987 Pasco slayings case
• NORTHWEST: Woman stabs man over feet insult
• TRAVEL: Harbor History Museum to reopen in Gig Harbor
• BUST: 7-foot pot plants found in Kennewick backyard
• AWARDS: Herald staff writers win 4 regional reporting awards
• OREGON: New emergency phones at Oregon State Univ.
• CRASH: Car tumbles into Oregon’s Crater Lake
• REGION: Man dies in tractor rollover in Ellensburg
• STATE: WA budget deficit $520M, spending cuts on the way
• VALLEY: Investigation continues into fire that killed troopers
• NEGLECT: Woman accused of abandoning nearly 60 cats in Finley home
• HIT-AND-RUN: Kennewick man denies injuring pedestrian
• CRASH: Kennewick man reports car stolen after hit-and-run
• HOMICIDE: Suspects likely fled Burbank to Calif.
• ANIMALS: Oregon rescuers dig camel 'Moses' out of sinkhole
• WANTED: Gang-involved fugitives ID’d by Crime Stoppers
• CRIME: Burbank man pleads guilty in police chase
• GANGS: Pasco teen gets prison in gang-related shooting
• OUTSTANDING CBC ALUMNA: West Richland Chamber director honored
• SCHOLARS: 11 Mid-Columbia students National Merit semifinalists
• REGION: Obama political parade float called offensive (w/video)
• POLITICS: Rossi rails against health care policies
• WALLA WALLA: Shooting kills toddler
• COURT: Mom's bail lowered in Pasco murder plot case
• CONCERT: Gordon Lightfoot concert comes to Tri-Cities
• COURT: Suspect in death of Pasco father won't talk to lawyers, judge
• HERMISTON: Schools fail to meet state reading improvement targets
• CRIME: Pasco man wanted by Crime Stoppers
• LOCKDOWN: Richland student busted for bringing gun to school
• KIDS DAY: Get your dollar ready to help kids today
• NORTHWEST: Washington may have a third breeding wolf pack
• DEATH: California man held in Burbank shooting
• MISCONDUCT: State suspends former Richland anesthesiologist in groping incidents
• BLUE BRIDGE: State inspection to close bridge lanes this week
• HOCKEY: Ams extend Tory's contract as GM
• United Way of Benton and Franklin Counties News - September 9, 2010
• Ams vs. Ice, Take 2
• CRIME: Burglary in Kennewick
• TEA PARTY RALLY: More than 200 attend
• ACCIDENT: Two injured on Interstate 82
• Ams vs. Ice, preseason adventure
• RALLY: Tea Party plans rally today
• Ams vs. Spokane, but it's just preseason
• VALLEY: Sunnyside police investigate shooting
• CRASH: 3 hurt in Richland collision
• DOGS: All-breed agility trials begin today near Benton City
• TODAY: Connell celebrates 100th anniversary
• FESTIVAL: Bed races highlight Benton City Daze
• 9/11: Tri-City events today pay tribute
• EXTORTION: Couple arrested in Kennewick sex tape case
• HANFORD: Vit plant whistleblower plans lawsuit
• LIVE: Streaming video of Richland-Hanford football
• LIVE: Streaming video of Chiawana-Pasco football
• LIVE: Friday night high school football chat
• 6,000-ACRE FIRE: Grant County declares emergency
• ROAD WORK: Blue bridge lanes closed Tuesday for inspection
• FUN RUN: Howl 'N Scream Scram kids race is Oct. 23
• MUSIC: Navy Banc Northwest comes to Hanford High
• CRIME: Kennewick police seek burglary suspect (w/photos)
• ARREST: Stabbing suspect arrested in Walla Walla
• CONTEST: Join our NFL "Pigskin Payoff" contest
• HANFORD: Plan dropped to switch to one-way traffic
• DROWNING: Hermiston pool death victim identified
• COMEDY: Police Academy comic comes to Jokers
• AWARDS: WSU Tri-Cities students receive 118 scholarships
• WANTED: Sunnyside police looking for driver who hit a toddler
• ROAD WORK: I-182 ramp closure in Pasco rescheduled for Tuesday
• COURT: Officials struggle to find new county for Pasco murder trial
• REGION: Yakima council denies strip club license
• PROSSER: Prosser schools may seek bond
• VALLEY: Man gets head stuck in Sunnyside accident
• NORTHWEST: Tips climb to 100 in acid-throwing case
• CRIME: 'Mrs. Doubtfire' robs 6 Seattle banks
• WRECK: Accident slows Highway 395 in Pasco
• CRASH: Kennewick police officer injured in motorcycle accident
• PRISON: Walla Walla penitentiary unit on lockdown after fight
• DRIVING: WSP stops over 700 drivers on I-182
• CRASH: Pasco woman killed near Hayden Lake
• MARIJUANA: Ore. sheriff says no medical marijuana in jail
• EDUCATION: Ore. writing test will allow spell check
• FURLOUGH: Many Washington agencies closed today
• MUSICAL: Oklahoma! tickets on sale
• Kennewick police release rendering of truck used in hit-and-run of child (w/ photo)
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Spokane Indians, Game 3
• HURRICANE: Live video of Hurricane Earl
• POLICE: Account set up to help family of injured Kennewick officer
• BOMB: Pipe bombs found in home near Grandview
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Spokane Indians, Game 2
• CRIME: Kennewick woman hurt by hit-and-run driver
• Live Friday night high school football chat
• LIVE: Wenatchee at Southridge football
• LIVE: Prosser at Kamiakin football
• Football: Live stream of tonight's Pasco-Richland game
• UPDATE: Kennewick man arrested in hit-and-run
• WSU TRI-CITIES: Big donation to benefit biofuel research
• BURNED: Kennewick police officer injured in car fire
• DUSTY DAY: Wind, dust forecast for Saturday
• TRAFFIC: Crash causes delays on westbound I-82 outside Benton City
• WWE: World Wresting comes to Toyota Center
• FIRE: Suspicious Kennewick fire under investigation
• PRISON: Gang-fight reported at Connell prison
• PATROLS: Troopers will be out in force over long holiday weekend
• CONCERT: Tumbleweed Festival concert schedule
• CRASH: School bus, car collide in Kennewick
• WRECK: Woman injured in wreck near Connell
• SCHOOLS: Pasco reports 14,570 students enroll
• FIRE: Church's playground equipment on fire in Kennewick
• ACCIDENT: Car hits 2 Walla Walla students in crosswalk
• COURT: Detective testifies murder suspect was frantic
• CRIME: Kennewick police release more details about hit-and-run suspect
• CORONER: Body identified as Pasco man who's been missing since July
• ART: Norman Rockwell exhibit comes to Tacoma museum
• HURRICANE: Live video of Hurricane Earl
• ROAD WORK: Lee Boulevard closed tonight in Richland
• MUSIC: Annual Rocktoberfest tickets on sale Sept. 4
• TRAVEL: More travelers expected this Labor Day weekend
• REGION: Murder charge filed in Sunnyside boy’s death
• PRISON: Walla Walla unit locked down after assault
• COAST: Ore. adopts uniform tsunami warning
• WSU: Grizzlies kill 2-year-old bear at WSU center
• REGION: Yakima Co. revises concealed gun ordinance
• REGION: Yakima teacher in sex case wants job back
• MUSIC: In The Mood music revue returns to Mid-Columbia
• PROSSER: Water pipe break closes Benton Co. Courthouse
• HIT AND RUN: Canyon View student hit while crossing street in Kennewick
• CRASH: Semi-truck wreck blocks I-182 overpass to Pasco
• MUSIC: Primus to play Oddity Faire in Portland
• EDUCATION: Superintendent to name failing WA schools
• ZOO: Red wolf exhibit opening at Tacoma zoo
• COURT: Pasco robbery suspects plead innocent
• CRIME: 2 Kennewick men now suspects in 5 break-ins
• COURT: Trial delayed to December in Pasco murder plot
• COURT: Defense still questions Pasco murder suspect’s sanity
• FESTIVAL: Tomato Fare comes to Quincy
• ACCIDENT: Overturned car on 240 backs up morning commute
• CRIME: Bomb threat limits access to Grant Co. courthouse
• BUSTED: Mid-Columbia gang sweep nets 86 fugitives
• CRIME: College Place woman arrested in hit-and-run at bus stop
• TONIGHT: Fall sports rally at Ki-Be High
• COUNTY SEAT: Cost to move from Prosser to Kennewick is $3.5 million
• NUISANCE: Group wants smoking banned in apartments in Pierce Co., statewide
• FIRE: Road into Tucannon River recreation area reopens
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Yakima Bears, Game 2
• OREGON: Seat belt safety blitz through Sept. 12
• AGRICULTURE: Researchers trace apple’s roots to Kazakhstan
• STATE: Ballot measures target budget
• FORECAST: Unusually heavy rain due in W. Washington
• CRIME: Kennewick thieves targeting boat motors
• FILM: Pendleton Round-Up documentary to be shown
• FIRE: Flames, smoke spread across Pasco property near cable bridge
• FIRE: Portion of road closed into Tucannon River recreation area
• FAIR: Send us your photos from this week's county fair
• CRIME: Franklin corn crop destroyed by illegal dumping of 50 tires
• NORTHWEST BACKROADS: Tourism film to feature Dayton
• BENTON FRANKLIN FAIR: Today's highlights
• CONCERT: Fair language goes foul at Nugent concert (w/poll)
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Boise Hawks, Game 3
• BUSINESS: Boeing again delays delivery of 787
• REGION: Umatilla prosecutor under investigation for sex crime
• MUSIC: Get ready for Tumbleweed Festival Labor Day weekend
• FIRES: Cooler weather helps control Washington wildfires
• CRIME: Tips help police catch sex offender in Richland
• BASEBALL: Rockies, Dust Devils agree on 2-year extension
• BENTON FRANKLIN FAIR: Today's highlights
• TRAFFIC: WSP procession will disrupt I-82 traffic
• FIRES: Firefighters busy with Mid-Columbia blazes
• CONCERT: Collective Soul to perform at Spokane fair
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Boise Hawks, Game 2
• FAIR: Send us your photos from this week's county fair
• BENTON FRANKLIN FAIR: Today's highlights
• VALLEY: Procession to WSP memorial will disrupt traffic
• REGION: Driver dies in fiery crash on I-84
• SEARCH: Climbers trying to recover body on Mount Hood
• FIRE: Several brush fires burning near I-82 south of Kennewick
• VALLEY: Prosser pool to get makeover
• COURT: Former Prosser mayor records to be released
• LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Boise Hawks, Game 1
• HOMICIDE: Police investigating death of Sunnyside toddler
• FIRE: Crews working to control fire near Finley (w/photo)
• WIND: High winds, dust blowing through region today
• REGION: Moses Lake teen exchanges gunfire with deputies
• HANFORD: Prep work nearly done for plan to clean up 618-10 burial site
• BENTON FRANKLIN FAIR: Today's highlights
• MEMORIAL: Motorcade planned for WSP employees
• FAIR: Send us your photos from this week's county fair
• OREGON: Homeless man arrested after fire burns homes
• BODY: Human remains found near Wallula
• REGION: Witnesses approved for Walla Walla execution
• VETERANS: Murray talks jobs for veterans in Kennewick
• FISHING: Record-setting season extended for pikeminnow
• REGION: WA inmates get free phone call Wednesday
• BOOKS: Scotty Smiley launches book at Toyota Center
• FOUND: Climbers to retrieve bodies on Mount Hood
• IRAQ: Lewis-McChord soldier killed in Iraq
• REGION: Spokane man wants monument to teen aviator
• COURT: Prosecutor attacked in Grays Harbor Co. court
• DEATH: DNA confirms identity of Finley victim
• CRIME: Walla Walla man charged with poaching four deer
• CONCERT: Bobby Vee to headline Spokane fair
• CONCERT: Christian singer Melanie Steenkamp performs in Tri-Cities
• DEPOT: Umatilla Chemical Depot drill is today
• BENTON FRANKLIN FAIR: Today's highlights
• Clint Black headlines Spokane fair
• CONCERT: Musician Jack Johnson comes to the Gorge
• HIGHER ED: WSU Tri-Cities breaks enrollment record
• CONCERT: English vocalist to perform in Walla Walla
• HIGHER ED: WSU Tri-Cities gets $450,000 to expand engineering department
• HANFORD: MSA names first chief operations officer
• Shinedown to video Tri-City concert
• Tickets stil available for Demolition Derby
• FIRE: Lightning ignites hillside fire in Kennewick
• Historic quilts to make appearance in Tri-Cities
• Classic film Raging Bull to show in Prosser
• West Richland Harvest Festival set for Sept. 18
• Kennewick police seek hit and run driver
• Bob Zany and Tim Cavanaugh comedy comes to TRAC
• All ages dance show in Pasco Aug. 22
• FUN: Pasco church plans free fun day today
• REGION: Hop over to Muddy Frog Country Classic Festival
• COURT: Woman had reported for work crew, lawyer says
• FIRE: Crews battle Kennewick hillside fire
• RICHLAND: Veritas National Trunk Show comes to Tri-Cities
• TODAY: Herb Leonhard to show work at winery
• Cody Beebe plays acoustic rock at Tagaris Winery
• Columbia Chorale welcomes new singers
• UPDATE: Didier holds off Rossi endorsement
• ROAD WORK: Richland's Lee Boulevard reopens tonight
• CRIME: Rifle used in Pasco armed robbery
• FIRE: Power line likely cause of Hanford blaze
• MEETINGS: This week's Mid-Columbia agendas
• PRIMARY: Election results
• BEN FRANKLIN TRANSIT: computer glitch fixed
• FIRE: Hanford fire burned 1,300 acres
• TRAVEL: Crews blasting out better I-90 on Snoqualmie Pass
• UPDATE: Smoke inhalation blamed for WSP deaths
• REGION: $2 million damage in Yakima warehouse fire
• AIRPORT: Full-body scanners coming to Sea-Tac Airport
• MEMORIAL: Memorial service set for 3 WSP employees
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