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KENNEWICK -- A fire at First Avenue Auto Sales in Kennewick sends a black cloud of smoke into the air. The fire was reported around 3:30 Thursday Afternoon. Full Story »
KENNEWICK -- A fire at First Avenue Auto Sales in Kennewick sends a black cloud of smoke into the air. The fire was reported around 3:30 Thursday Afternoon. Full Story »
OLYMPIA -- Washington Parks and Recreation is striking back at Republican Sen. John McCain for putting it on a list of wasteful government stimulus spending. Full Story »
PASCO -- You might notice new signs if you walk along the Sacajawea Heritage Trail in the Tri-Cities. The Columbia Center Rotary is working to install granite stones along the 23 mile walkway. Full Story »
On Wednesday night at approximately 11:30 p.m. Pasco Police investigated a stabbing that occurred at the Stonegate Apartments on Road 68. A 22-year-old man of Pasco, Henry Henning was stabbed multiple times during an altercation. Full Story »
COLFAX -- The Idaho motorist charged with striking down two pedestrians on the Washington State University campus may be suffering from "caffeine psychosis." Full Story »
WEST RICHLAND -- A West Richland police officer is awarded with the departments highest honor. Scott Oak said he was surprised after getting the Medal of Valor this week. Full Story »
OLYMPIA -- Gov. Chris Gregoire says higher taxes will be needed to pay for health care, education and welfare programs as the state tries to climb out of the long recession. Full Story »
KENNEWICK -- A bizarre accident in Kennewick, one that police said two people barely escaped with their lives. Kennewick Police said a white mini-van drifted from the east bound lane of 10th Avenue just before 2 PM. Full Story »
TACOMA -- A procession of 2,000 cars followed four flag-draped caskets to a memorial service as thousands of mourners lined the streets to honor the slain officers. Full Story »
Benton County Emergency Management, along with county law and fire agencies, want to remind residents living along the Yakima River to monitor water levels in their areas. Full Story »
PASCO -- A man on a unique trip across the country stops in Pasco for a little break this week. Lee the Horselogger is on month 40 of his journey. He's traveling America in a covered wagon pulled by horses. Full Story »
PASCO -- Pasco's controversial Planned Parenthood clinic is expected to be one step closer to opening after tonight. The Pasco City Council will be asked to approve a special permit for the building at it's meeting. Full Story »
KENNEWICK -- 68 years ago today was the infamous attack on Pearl Harbor. To honor the soldiers who fought in the war, some local veterans gathered at the Veterans Memorial at Columbia Park in Kennewick this morning. Full Story »
RICHLAND -- Hospital patients with mobility problems at Kadlec Regional Medical Center now have a new way to get rehabilitated. The new inpatient rehabilitation vehicle is designed to help patients enter vehicles, adjust mirrors and put on seat belts before they get on the road after being released. Full Story »
PASCO -- If you want to support breast cancer this weekend, a local tattoo shop can help you out. Asylum Tattoo in Pasco will be tattooing breast cancer ribbons on customers for free all day tomorrow. Full Story »
UMATILLA -- Guadalupe Armenta has been studying the English language since she was 8 years old. The Umatilla High School senior is now getting ready to graduate, but still has a lot to learn. Full Story »
KENNEWICK -- Breaching dams is the topic of discussion today in Kennewick. The Columbia Basin Badger Club had Michael Garrity from American Rivers talk about why removing dams should be considered. Full Story »
Jackass Penguins take a walk at Hakkeijima Sea Paradise in Japan. AP Photo/Itsuo Inouye
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