Kyle Trompeter news

KENNEWICK - In the movie industry - the saying is lights, camera, action. For two Kamiakin students - its lights, camera, college.

The Armand Larive student newscast begins in three, two, one!

"We want to expand on the west coast. This is the first step towards that. It's logical since we're already in Pendleton to do expansion over here," said Keystone RV Manager Loren Schmucker.

New information tonight on a story Action News first brought you back in September. Pendleton was close to getting their first ever homeless shelter. A lot has changed since then.

“We make RV windows and doors,” said Kinro Vice President Marvin Givens.

There are now 58 homeless students in the Hermiston School District. That's 10 more than last year. The district keeps fighting to help each one. Luckily, last week, they got a little help.

The Stanfield water line project may actually raise your water bills - substantially.

A fire in a Hermiston school classroom last month sent kids packing to a different school. Today, the students got to come back home.

They danced for coordination. They moved side to side for balance. They play with a purpose. Using Nintendo Wii to develop essential skills.

Friday is the first Furlough Friday for Oregon state employees. Basically, it's an unpaid day off.

The band aids have been ripped off the Round Up.

Stanfield is taking its first steps to develop a larger business district.

It was back to school for the governor today.

The crews water the ground and the trucks dig up the bones of the past. It's a glance into the past that could reveal facts about the people who built the Hanford site back when FDR was president.