Walla Walla High football coach resigns
Updated:
Walla Walla High School Head Football Coach, Marc Yonts, is resigning after 14 years of service.
|
"Christmas Memories" show in Kennewick this weekend
Updated:
You can make some early holiday memories at the annual "Christmas Memories" show in Kennewick this weekend.
|
Bell ringers hit the storefronts
Updated:
The Salvation Army is ringing in the holiday season and donations with its annual kettle drive.
|
Scam targets businesses in Walla Walla
Updated:
Police in Walla Walla say a scammer is hitting businesses in the Walla Walla area, claiming to be selling advertising space for a Walla Walla High School athletic poster.
|
New information on renters living in mini-storage units
Updated:
Follow-up on people living in mini storage units.
|
Woeful state revenue forecast worries local colleges
Updated:
Class is in session at the auto body program at Columbia Basin College. But come next spring, the program is no more-- cut because the college is coping with smaller budgets, leaving teachers without their students.
|
Getting prepared for Sarah Palin's visit
Updated:
Republican party icon Sarah Palin is just days away from coming to the Tri-Cities.
|
Donations down, need up. KNDU/KNDO's Family Food Drive coming up
Updated:
KNDU and KNDO's Family Food Drive is coming up on Saturday, December 5.
|
Several schools in Oregon close for the day
Updated:
Due to power outages, several Morrow County schools and the Ione School District have closed and sent students home.
|
Bridge to Bridge brainstorm meeting
Updated:
The City of Kennewick is working with neighbors to plan for a more sustainable community where people can live, work and play.
|
City of Richland looking at plans for massive new community
Updated:
The area right off I-82 could eventually add five thousand new homes, new schools and shopping.
|
H1N1 shipping trash; the ice packs cometh
Updated:
Thousands of doses of the H1N1 vaccine are coming into the health district, along with boxes, coolers and hundreds of ice packs to keep the vaccine cold.
|
Cars for Cash for Clunkers get one more spin
Updated:
Pasco Auto Wrecking donated a clunker to CBC for their auto body program. Now students are learning how to tear apart the car; but it's also for a cause.
|
Eye doctor in court
Updated:
The man accused of a murder-for-hire plot pleaded not guilty in a Seattle courtroom Wednesday.
|
Construction ending on 4th Avenue in Kennewick
Updated:
Starting Thursday, crews will be paving Fourth from Edison to Union, smoothing out years of damaged road.
|
Don't believe everything you hear about the flu
Updated:
We've heard some interesting rumors about the H1N1 virus and the seasonal flu, but don't believe everything you hear.
|
Kadlec begins hyperbaric therapy
Updated:
Kadlec Regional Medical Center has begun hyperbaric oxygen therapy for people with hard-to-heal wounds.
|
Police looking for wanted man
Updated:
Benton County Sheriff's Deputies and Crime Stoppers are searching for a wanted man.
|
Richland gets one step closer to curbside recycling
Updated:
The pilot program for curbside recycling has proven to be successful and now Richland city leaders are getting ready to make a decision on whether to continue the curbside pickup.
|
A heart transplant changes one man's way of life
Updated:
"All the time I was up there I had a lot of things to keep me positive and a lot of things to live for," Sainz said.
|
Get rich at home...Too good to be true?
Updated:
Our stations has received several emails with people who are concerned about the work at home get paid web sites
|
City of Richland budgets funds to buy land for new city hall
Updated:
The city wants a new city hall just across the street.
|
Attorney back from Afghanistan, back in court
Updated:
A public defender is back in the courtroom after serving in Afghanistan.
|
Plans to build Benton County animal control move forward
Updated:
Cost estimates are in place, and now the ball is rolling to secure permits.
|
Level III sex offender in Kennewick
Updated:
52-year-old Curry Leeroy Shows is living on the 36000 block of South Gerards Road in Kennewick.
|
Police looking for suspect(s) involved in multiple car prowls
Updated:
Kennewick police are searching for the suspects involved in multiple car prowls from the 700 block of Center Park Way to Deschutes and Columbia Center Boulevard.
|
Should you be shopping this holiday season? Take the quiz.
Updated:
Should you be shopping this holiday season?
|
Planned Parenthood gets permit
Updated:
PASCO, Wash. - The Pasco City Council votes to allow a permit for a new community health center. The hot issue was wether or not Planned Parenthood would be granted a permit to build their new facility
|
Boys and Girls Club unveil new renovations
Updated:
What started out as a 27-thousand dollar grant turned into much more than that
|
H1N1 Update from BFHD
Updated:
H1N1 doses aren't coming in as fast as the Health District has hoped.
|
Clearly Lasik co-owner accused of hiring hitman
Updated:
A surgeon at a local office is accused of hiring a hitman to kill his business partner. The local surgeon is Dr. Michael Mockovak.
|
Tri-Cities' governments balance budgets
Updated:
15 employees in Franklin County will be laid off at the beginning of the year.
|
Farm tractor driven through fence at Umatilla Chemical Depot
Updated:
A large farm tractor drove through a Umatilla Chemical Depot fence Sunday night, and the driver abandoned it.
|
Pasco mom teaches classes about saving money with coupons
Updated:
One Pasco mom knows how to save money at the grocery store, and now she's teaching others how they can too.
|
Second Harvest accepts check from ConAgra Foods Lamb Weston
Updated:
ConAgra Foods Lamb Weston is helping to feed hungry families in the Mid Columbia.
|
Make sure your car has an emergency kit
Updated:
With freezing temperatures here to stay, Washington State Patrol troopers want to make sure you're ready for an emergency on the highways.
|
Local business owner diagnosed with cancer gets keeps his promise.
Updated:
A local family business owner planned on making his holiday decorations better than ever this year, but was recently diagnosed with cancer.
|
Staying out of debt for the holidays
Updated:
"The bigger the better"... It's a cliché many of us would like to apply to the presents we give and receive during the holidays, but this year that phrase may not be practical.
|
Police say don't carry everything in your wallet
Updated:
Police say having that card on you all the time makes it easier for your identity to be stolen right out from under you.
|
Second possible sighting of cougar in Pasco
Updated:
For the second day in a row, people in Pasco say they've seen a cougar.
|
Savor the Flavor at the TRAC this weekend
Updated:
People will be bringing their appetites to the TRAC in Pasco this weekend for Savor the Flavor: A Culinary Experience.
|
Tri Cities immune to recession in health careers
Updated:
In a tight job market, careers in the health profession are drawing more interest.
|
H1N1 vaccine available at Kennewick Walgreens
Updated:
The H1N1 vaccine is available for a limited time, to high-risk groups. The health district anticipated Friday as the day the would receive the supply.
|
