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Beaten Coyote Ridge inmate loses eye, still in coma after surgery
A Pasco man who was beaten by a cellmate has lost his left eye and remained in a coma Thursday after about seven hours of surgery at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle.
Clark County's population growth cools to 24-year low
A limping economy has cooled Clark County's once-sizzling population growth, knocking it down to almost a 25-year low.
New Rail Could Equal New Jobs in Franklin County
One thousand feet of new rail added to an exiting rail line near the Port of Pasco may not sound like a lot.
Men plead innocent to shooting at rolled car
Two Pasco men pleaded innocent Tuesday to allegations they fired upon a rolled car because the occupants had earlier taken their money and marijuana.
Lawsuit filed over water for feedlot
A group of farmers and environmentalists have filed suit protesting the state's decision last month to transfer a water right to a Franklin County feedlot that will house 30,000 head of cattle.
Franklin County population growing fast
Washington's latest census report names Franklin County one of the fastest growing counties in the state.
Apple pickers file suit against pilot for allegedly spraying workers with herbicide
MATTAWA, Wash. -- Three apple pickers have filed a class-action lawsuit against a Connell-based pilot for allegedly spraying dozens of workers in Mattawa last year with a toxic herbicide.
Man gets 6 months in crash that killed cousin
A family torn apart by a crash that left a 20-year-old Pasco man dead and his 25-year-old cousin charged with vehicular homicide came together again briefly Tuesday.
COURT: Pasco slaying suspect to undergo mental health evaluation
A suspect in a fatal Pasco shooting is scheduled to meet next week with a state psychiatrist, three weeks after he was ordered to undergo a mental health evaluation.
Mid-Columbia fire crews on alert as fireworks sales begin
Fireworks sales begin Sunday in some areas of the Mid-Columbia, and firefighters in the region will be on alert because of high danger of wildfires and inconsistent laws in area cities and counties.
Trial delayed for Pasco teen charged in shooting
The trial for a Pasco teen charged in an April slaying has been delayed two weeks.
Murder Trial Postponed for Ramon Garcia Morales
The hearing of a Pasco man accused of murder is postponed while attorney's wait for results of a mental exam.
COURT: Man sentenced in Pasco cousin's death
A family torn apart by a crash that left a 20-year-old Pasco man dead and his 25-year-old cousin charged with vehicular homicide came together again briefly Tuesday.
Pasco woman strikes deal in Garcia shooting
A Pasco woman struck a deal with prosecutors and avoided more jail time for lying to police about a badly damaged van parked in her yard that was involved in the fatal shooting of Tiairra Jo Garcia.
DEATH: Unidentified man dies in fiery wreck near Othello
Washington State Patrol investigators are working to identify a man who died last night after crashing his van about six miles south of Othello.
Kennewick fire burned 250 acres
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.
Big Pot Bust In Rural Franklin County
Franklin County Sheriff's Deputies bust a hidden marijuana growing operation. According to a press release, deputies received a tip to check out 161 pilgrim road, about 10 miles east of Pasco.
Bomb squad destroys toys sent to Connell prison
CONNELL, Franklin County - A State Patrol bomb squad destroyed two suspicious packages delivered to the Coyote Ridge Corrections Center.
West Nile virus not yet detected in Benton County this year
West Nile virus hasn't been detected in Benton County this year, though it's likely present there, the Benton County Mosquito Control District manager said Wednesday.
Ruiz agrees to delay murder trial until November
Since he was booked into the Franklin County jail almost two years ago, Vicente Ruiz has been anxious to face jurors and deny any involvement in the killing of five men in a Pasco auto body shop.