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The Department of Social and Health Services Secretary is traveling across Washington to discuss the current state budget crisis and how it affects her department's programs. Full Story »

Police say one car in the accident yesterday on I-182 was going 10 to 15 miles under the speed limit. Full Story »

The Benton Franklin Health District was waiting for the flood gates to open. And now it appears they finally have. Full Story »

Friends, teachers and relatives of 16-year-old Joevani Olivera are still in shock after his sudden death in a car crash yesterday. Full Story »

A Tri-Cities physicians is in jail after police find out he had purchased drugs. Full Story »

A former marine wants to unseat the longtime congressman in the Mid Columbia. Full Story »

Toyota recently recalled nearly 4-million floor mats because they're potentially dangerous, but new numbers show they may be more deadly than first thought. Full Story »

The Franklin County Sheriff's Department found out the budget is taking half a million dollar hit due to the recession and a lack of tax revenue income Full Story »

Troopers say 16-year-old Joevani Olivera died at the scene earlier today when the car he was in hit and rolled over the I-182 bridge near the Yakima River. Full Story »

Police responded to an assault report by a Kennewick woman, only to find out her husband was threatening to pull a weapon on police. Full Story »

Last week KNDU's Morning Weather Forecaster, Jordan Youngs, claimed to have grown the world's smallest pumpkin at 2.3 ounces.  A few days later Jordan found out he wasn't even close. Full Story »

The unemployment extension as part of the 2.4 billion dollar economic stimulus bill also includes help for home buyers. Full Story »

A new bill signed into law will extend your unemployment benefits by 14 weeks and additional six weeks in states where unemployment is above 8.5 percent. Full Story »

Two fatal shootings in less than 24 hours.  It is news that has some asking--am I safe at work? Full Story »

Facebook has certainly evolved over the years and it's newest phase involves a way to  promote businesses. Full Story »

This weekend is the 31st annual Tri-Cities Wine Festival, and it's bigger than ever.  Full Story »

More than 200 teenagers in the Tri-Cities today went before the judge--and other professionals in the legal system. Full Story »

Richland city leaders are planning 20 years in advance. Full Story »

The district made the vaccine available to any OB doctor who wanted them. Up until a couple weeks ago, only two signed up, but just within the last week the numbers grew. Full Story »

Criminals are stealing gas and leaving you high and dry. Full Story »

$11,600 dollars was raised during the Octoberfest Food Drive Full Story »

Fundraiser for a new domestic violence safe house in Pasco Full Story »

Fatal tractor accident takes the life of a 65-year-old man. Full Story »

The Internal Revenue Service says they have nearly $3 million belonging to Washington residents, but they can not get the money to them. The problem: wrong addresses. Full Story »

A home in downtown Kennewick was severely damaged by a fire Thursday morning and firefighters said it may have started when the homeowner was cooking food and fell asleep. Full Story »