Holly Zuluaga news

Travelers that waited until the last minute are having a hard time flying without spending a fortune for the holidays. There's no shortage of people taking to the sky this holiday season.

Thousands of people crammed into Pasco Saturday for the state cross country meet. People from across the state helped give our local economy a boost. For one local business, they definitely got an "extra shot".

After winning the Western Division, Jake Cook competed in the Bass Master Junior World Championship in Florida. Action News sat down with Jake after he got back.

It's been a slow start to the winter steelhead run. There's lots of fish, but warm weather is keeping them from getting hooked. It's a great time to be a fisherman.

Closing the Main Institution at the Walla Walla Pen remains at the top of the list, but only if the state can come up with 41 million dollars.

The eyesore on Sinai Drive needs another cleanup. It is overgrown with weeds. The city cleaned it up back in August and put a lien on the house, but now it's a mess again.

With more people out of work, and everyone pinching pennies Action News wanted to know just how it’s hitting kids and where. Turns out more kids in Kennewick are qualifying for free and reduced lunch.

A puppy in Pasco has people concerned. The dog has been hanging around a gas station off Road 100 for about a week. The dog needs a vet, but nobody can catch her.

She's not your typical cage fighter, but that's not stopping a Walla Walla grandmother from trying. DeEtta Petersen is 49 year old. She is a mother and grandmother, but age isn't stopping her, it's pushing her.

Franklin County is growing. That means so are county and city departments. The sheriff says they've cracked down on crime, but now they’re running out of places to put the crooks. The jail is maxed out, and they need Proposition No. 1 to pass in order to expand.

Two deaths in Umatilla County are believed to be related to the H1N1 virus.

More meth is making its way into Eastern Oregon. First, the number of meth labs dropped when Oregon made stuff like Sudafed tough to get. However, cops say the bad guys are finding other ways to get the drugs.