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.
After hoisting champagne glasses to cheer the end of their two-month regular session Thursday night, state lawmakers must reconvene at high noon Monday to actually finish their work - balancing a $2.8 billion gap in the state's budget.
The deadline looms, Thursday marks the end of the legislative session. But if nothing is resolved on the budget, the governor may call a special session. And it's not free, it'll cost us all more money.
Can you imagine having a rock thrown through your windshield at 70 miles an hour? It's a scary thought that's become all too real for at least three people in the Tri Cities after trouble-makers threw rocks off a Richland overpass. Thursday, three local groups teamed up to prevent it.
This is a unique year for Pendleton. Besides gearing up for the 100th anniversary in September, we have a bunch of projects we're trying to finish before Round Up.