Tri-Cities News

The Federal Bureau of Reclamation just released its "Total Water Supply Available" report for 2013 and it shows no shortages are expected.

The TWSA is based on current river flows, precipitation, mountain snow pack, and reservoir levels as of April 1

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Oregon State Police said a 47-year old man died Saturday while trying to pass a commercial vehicle on Interstate 84 East of the Dalles.

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Although it hasn't been well-publicized, a tax pushed by Gov. Jay Inslee would affect about 10,000 Washington residents.

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Here are the latest stories from the Associated Press and Newstalk 870.

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Your days of getting dolled up for photos at Sears are over.

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Thursday morning at about 10 a.m. a 40-year-old Kennewick man drifted off west-bound 240 in Kennewick into Columbia Park Golf Course. He struck a stump, which spun his 2002 Subaru and slammed his door against a tree. According to Washington State Trooper Brian Mihelich, it took 35-40 minutes for fire crews to remove him from the the car. The roof was removed and thrown behind the vehicle. He is at a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The stump he hit was ripped out of the ground and thrown several feet away. The airbag deployed.

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Spokane Jail Inmate's Death Ruled a Homicide

SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — The Spokane County medical examiner's office has listed the cause of death for a jail inmate as homicide. The office said yesterday that the primary cause of death for 33-year-old Christopher Parker was a methamphetamine overdose and complications from diabetes. But restraints

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SEATTLE (AP) — The man who is trying to bring the NBA's Sacramento Kings to Seattle says fans have requested 44,000 season tickets in the event the team actually relocates. Hedge fund manager Chris Hansen had urged Seattle fans to join a "priority ticket waitlist" to show the NBA how strong support is for bringing professional men's basketball back to the city and calls the result "nothing short of stunning

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Local law enforcement officials are searching for what they believe could be a group of burglars working together.

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