crime

Kennewick police and other authorities are searching for a gunman who fired at another vehicle in an apparent case of road rage!

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Kennewick police officers are still hazy on the details, but just before 2 a.m. Saturday morning two mean (ages 22 and 23) were driving in Kennewick near 10th and Washington Street when their vehicle became the target of multiple gun shots.

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It took a Benton County Superior Court jury about 45 minutes on Thursday to deliberate and return a guilty verdict against Matthew Hibbard, the general manager and head of security at Jack Didley's in Kennewick. He has been convicted of third-degree assault with aggravating circumstance. Close to midnight on July 4, 2012, a drunk and belligerent patron, Ben Ensign, was dropped on his head outside the night club. Sentencing will come at a later date.

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On Tuesday, witnesses took to the stand during one of the most talked about criminal cases in the Tri-Cities this past year. Jack Didley's night club general manager and head of security, Mathew Hibbard, is being charged with third-degree assault with aggravating circumstances after, as one witness said, he "forcefully dropped" Ben Ensign onto his head outside of the night club.

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Say hello to Criminal Tracker, a new app from U.S. Publications that allows the user with just a few clicks to track the location and obtain photos and information about criminals.

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Kimberly McCarthy, who was convicted and sentenced to death for the robbery and murder of Dorothy Booth in 1997, will be executed by the state of Texas Tuesday night. She will be the first woman since 2010 to be put to death in the United States.

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Kennewick police are warning residents a number of mailboxes have been blown apart by what are called "Draino bombs."

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An attempt on the life of a Bulgarian politician was miraculously averted yesterday when the would-be killer's gun refused to fire.

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Kennewick police are working to find where a recent rash of counterfeit bills are coming from.

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No, it is NOT commercially available, and is NOT officially sanctioned by DeWalt Tools. 

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