When heading east on 240 toward the Blue Bridge, drivers go from 60 mph down to 35 and then back up to 55 over the bridge. We wanted to know, is the 35 mile per hour limit here to stay?
A man was in stable condition and several victims shaken up Wednesday after a major wreck on Court Street the day before. Pasco Police believe street racing caused the crash. We wanted to know, was that a fluke or part of a larger problem with racing in Pasco?
People aren't just dumping dogs at the Tri-Cities Animal Shelter. They're now going so far as to smuggle them in to drop them off. Some of that is even caught on tape.
Giving a boost to eastern Washington, state lawmakers on Wednesday passed a temporary sales-tax break for companies that build and operate server farms in rural areas.
Someone's a multi-millionaire and they might not even know it. A lotto ticket bought in Richland hit the jackpot. Someone from the store on George Washington Way bought the winning ticket worth $8.8 million.
A bad wreck on Court street and police say all because two drivers were racing. One of them took off. The crash happened around 3:30 p.m. Tuesday on Court Street and Road 48.
The Benton County Sheriff’s Office says the stray bullet that hit a young boy at Hover Park this weekend—came from a property owned by the very hospital that treated him: Kennewick General Hospital.
It's a different kind of rodeo. Kennewick city staff is corralling all the parts and pieces for the Kennewick carousel. The city has already spent hundreds of thousands on the project and before it goes any further, they need to get all the horses under one roof.
A seven year old boy was shot at Hover Park this weekend. Today that bullet was removed from his leg. The Benton County Sheriff's Office says they had a similiar incident in November of 2008.
More gang violence in Walla Walla.
Two people are behind bars after a gang brawl broke out this weekend, but is this an isolated incident or part of a bigger problem?
A clinical psychologist from Eastern State testified that Phiengchai Sisouvanh was competent to stand trial. Prosecutors say Phiengchai Sisouvanh killed a local mom in Columbia Park two summers ago and then ripped the baby out of her womb.
Cutting crime at rental homes.
Walla Walla has a program that's helping to make things safer for families.
The training teaches what's legal and what's not when it comes to landlords and tenants.