Tri-Cities Crime Stoppers
Crime Stoppers offers cash rewards of up to $1,000 to people who provide information which leads to the arrest of felons or solving of felony crimes.
Yakima County Crime Stoppers
Crime Stoppers of Yakima County is a non-profit organization made up of concerned citizens united with the efforts of law enforcement agencies. The program spreads the word about fugitives and unsolved crimes, increasing the chance of capture or solving crimes.
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Local wine named No. 1 wine in the world
Columbia Crest's Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon is named the number one wine in the world for 2009. The Wine Spectator magazine chose the wine.
Walla Walla High football coach resigns
Walla Walla High School Head Football Coach, Marc Yonts, is resigning after 14 years of service.
"Christmas Memories" show in Kennewick this weekend
You can make some early holiday memories at the annual "Christmas Memories" show in Kennewick this weekend.
Bell ringers hit the storefronts
The Salvation Army is ringing in the holiday season and donations with its annual kettle drive.
Scam targets businesses in Walla Walla
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.
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Sage Restaurant collecting donations for Northwest Harvest
A dinner date this weekend can help people in need.
Are school zones making a difference?
School zones are meant to keep speeds down and your children safe as they walk to and from school.  But, are they doing their job?  We checked out two locations with some surprising results.
Yakima officer recovering after being knocked unconscious while arresting a suspect
UNION GAP, Wash. -- A Yakima police officer is recovering after being knocked unconscious as he struggled with a suspect in a speeding truck.
Sunnyside family files suit against local doctors
A Sunnyside family is suing local doctors, claiming they did not take the necessary steps in saving 56-year-old Margie Stonemetz, ultimately leading to her death.
Media, law enforcement bowl turkeys for turkeys
Some Thanksgiving birds came out of the freezer a few days early on Friday but instead of heading into the oven, they were sliding on the Grocery Outlet floor.
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