Kennewick News

The National Weather Service is warning of hot weather on both sides of the Columbia River from the Tri-Cities westward.

A 21-year-old Kennewick man who was 'extremely intoxicated' caused a multi-vehicle collision when he slammed into a parked car at an apartment complex early Saturday, police said.

Kennewick, WA- Step out of the heat this weekend, and step way back in time. A replica of a skeleton of a prehistoric baby woolly mammoth will be on display starting tomorrow at Columbia Center Mall.

After news broke Thursday of Michael Jackson's death, sales of his albums took a big jump.

July 1st is one year after the hands-free cell phone law took effect. KNDU stood on the corner of Clearwater Avenue and Edison Street for an hour and counted the number of drivers still holding phone.

Kennewick, WA- Many people may have been disappointed with last year's fireworks show along the Columbia River.

If you're having trouble finding a place to either buy or rent you're probably not alone.

While firefighters are monitoring the use of fireworks, there's another threat that could also spark a fire: the dry, hot weather.

A 24-year-old man is accused of stealing dealer plates from a Kennewick car lot because he couldn't afford his own license plate tabs.

New developments in the state's case against Ella Stewart, the Kennewick woman accused of mistreating dogs.

A gang shooting at the Kamiakin Apartments sent two people to the hospital. Hours later, neighbors are still shaken up.

A big family was complete again Thursday when Alexander, Galina, Inna, Yevgeniya, Kristina and Alexander Jr.

Two teenagers are shot in Kennewick last night in what police believe was a gang related shooting.

A Kennewick woman wanted for allegedly forging multiple prescriptions was arrested Thursday, two weeks after Kennewick cops searched her home and busted her husband for the same crime.

Kennewick, WA- A change of plea in the case of a West Richland teenager about to stand trial for murder.

Lines at the Kennewick Department of Licensing office on Clearwater Avenue are longer than ever, and D.O.L. representatives say the need for enhanced driver's licenses is to blame.

The cities of Kennewick and Rrichland are asking what will become of nearly 150 acres of the Columbia River Shore? They tried to tackle that in a public meeting Wednesday night.

A fire apparently started by a train Saturday night burned 250 acres along the tracks running parallel to Canal Drive and Highway 240 in Kennewick, said Chris Hutsell, acting captain for Kennewick Fire Station 2. The fire started about 8:30 p.m. as a result of sparks from a passing train, officials said.

Sparks from a passing train likely caused a fire in Kennewick that was brought under control Saturday night.

Recent legislation was passed allowing the cities of Pasco, Kennewick and Richland to create a Regional Public Facility district.