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Washington AG sues manufacturers, citing 50+ years of 'forever chemical' lies

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Washington AG sues manufacturers, citing 50+ years of 'forever chemical' lies

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Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson has filed a lawsuit against 20 manufacturers claiming they made millions selling a firefighting foam they marketed as sa…

Emily Goodell

Yakima Bureau Chief/Multi-Media Journalist

Don't kiss your chickens! Backyard poultry linked to more than 10 cases of salmonella in Washington

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Don't kiss your chickens! Backyard poultry linked to more than 10 cases of salmonella in Washington

Updated Jun 1, 2023

STATEWIDE -- The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) is working with local and federal public health partners to investigate 13 cases of salmonella in the state.

Proposed debt ceiling bill could put Washington families in a tougher situation

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STATEWIDE -- As the proposed debt ceiling agreement makes its way through Congress, multiple Washington organizations that cater to low-income communities throughout t…

SWAT, Local law enforcement agencies engaged in standoff at Kennewick apartment complex

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KENNEWICK, Wash. - 12:16 p.m. - According to information from law enforcement on the scene, the suspect was spotted by an officer who was looking at a stolen car. Acco…

Hanford sophomore brings home state title, school record and a PR for pole vaulting

Updated Jun 1, 2023

RICHLAND, Wash. — Over the weekend, high school track and field teams from all across Washington state met at Mount Tacoma High School for the WIAA State Championships.

Benton County Fairgrounds looking at expansion as Benton-Franklin Fair celebrates 75th anniversary

Updated Jun 1, 2023

BENTON COUNTY, Wash. — According to county officials, the Benton County Fairgrounds are expanding. This was announced right as the Benton-Franklin Fair, the largest ev…

First Alert Weather - Our week of sunny skies continues for your Thursday, with more sunshine and heat coming this weekend! - Jason

Jun 1, 2023

Good Thursday!

Grandview's roundabout project opens up 34-acre space for new businesses

Updated Jun 1, 2023

GRANDVIEW, Wash. — The City of Grandview broke ground Wednesday on a $2 million project to construct a roundabout at the eastside entrance of the city at the intersect…

Emily Goodell

Yakima Bureau Chief/Multi-Media Journalist

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Richland Police make arrest in homicide investigation

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Richland Police make arrest in homicide investigation

Updated Jun 1, 2023

RICHLAND, Wash. - The Richland Police Department has arrested a man in the shooting death of a person near the Columbia Park Apartments.

Dining for Dollars event Wednesday for Union Gap library

Updated Jun 1, 2023

UNION GAP, Wash. - A local Union Gap restaurant is hosting a "Dining for Dollars" fundraising event in an effort to help the Friends of Union Gap Library and Community Center.

Emily Goodell

Yakima Bureau Chief/Multi-Media Journalist

Get ready, come July 1st, money to come out of Washington workers paychecks for WA Cares Fund

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Get ready, come July 1st, money to come out of Washington workers paychecks for WA Cares Fund

Updated Jun 1, 2023

OLYMPIA, Wash. -- Starting July 1, you might notice less money in your paycheck.

Madeleine Hagen

Multi Media Journalist/Evening Anchor

Richland Fire and Emergency Services says goodbye to firefighter Trevor Ergeson after 32 years of service

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Richland Fire and Emergency Services says goodbye to firefighter Trevor Ergeson after 32 years of service

Updated Jun 1, 2023

RICHLAND, Wash. -- Wednesday, May 31, 2023 will be the end of firefighter Trevor Ergeson's time with Richland Fire and Emergency Services (RFES).

One arrested after stabbing in Kennewick

Updated May 31, 2023

KENNEWICK, Wash. - One man was arrested after a stabbing near a Kennewick gym Tuesday.

KPD: 11 firearms were stolen from Kennewick vehicles in May

Updated May 31, 2023

KENNEWICK, Wash. — The Kennewick Police Department (KPD) said 11 firearms were stolen out of vehicles in Kennewick in just one month. The new crime surge, police said, is a huge concern as illegal weapon possession and crime soars in the community.

Rylee Fitzgerald

Multi Media Journalist

Washington State Patrol is looking for witnesses after two car crash

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Washington State Patrol is looking for witnesses after two car crash

Updated May 31, 2023

TOPPENISH, Wash. -- The Washington State Patrol (WSP) is looking for witness of a car crash that resulted in critical injuries for a person involved.

Morgan Huff

The Pasco Fire Department is saying goodbye to Fire Chief Bob Gear after 50 years of public service

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The Pasco Fire Department is saying goodbye to Fire Chief Bob Gear after 50 years of public service

Updated May 31, 2023

PASCO, Wash. -- Pasco Fire Chief Bob Gear retired on Wednesday, May 31 after almost 50 years of public service. The Pasco Fire Department said his departure concludes a tenure marked by remarkable dedication and leadership.

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First Alert Weather - Another beautiful, and somewhat breezy Wednesday is here, with more sun and heat on the way! - Jason

Updated Jun 1, 2023

Good Wednesday!

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'The kids run Echo Glen': Union details dangers staff face after assault, breakout at juvenile facility

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'The kids run Echo Glen': Union details dangers staff face after assault, breakout at juvenile facility

Updated May 31, 2023

SNOQUALMIE, Wash. — With an unfenced property lined with cottages and surrounded by natural wetlands, Echo Glen Children's Center in Snoqualmie could easily be mistaken for a residential private school.

Emily Goodell

Yakima Bureau Chief/Multi-Media Journalist

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"I am very frustrated," Neighbors, police share new details on Kennewick fourplex fire

Updated Jun 1, 2023

KENNEWICK, Wash. -- Shaveon Sanderfer started her Sunday with quite the wakeup call.

Madeleine Hagen

Multi Media Journalist/Evening Anchor

Washington's Department of Labor and Industries proposing new rules on employers safety for outdoor workers

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Washington's Department of Labor and Industries proposing new rules on employers safety for outdoor workers

Updated May 30, 2023

STATEWIDE -- With wildfire smoke becoming almost a yearly problem in Washington, those who work outdoor jobs are in the most danger for serious or potentially deadly health problems.

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Walla Walla Public Schools received its first electric school bus

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Walla Walla Public Schools received its first electric school bus

Updated May 31, 2023

WALLA WALLA, Wash. -- Walla Walla Public Schools have officially made history after a ribbon cutting ceremony for receiving its first of three electric school buses on Tuesday.

Morgan Huff

New "Teen Adventure" Park coming to Hermiston

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New "Teen Adventure" Park coming to Hermiston

Updated May 30, 2023

HERMISTON, Or. -- The Hermiston Teen Adventure park will officially break ground on June 6 at 5:30 p.m. and is expected to be open to the public in the fall.