Lance Tormey hails from Yakima, Washington. He's dedicated his life to journalism. Tormey has been delivering local news, opinion analysis, and sharing captivating stories to Washington State listeners for over 3 decades. Lance covers hard news like gang shootings, wildfires, local and state elections, skiing news, outdoor activities and local government. Lance is a 1982 graduate of Eisenhower High School. After graduating from Seattle University in 1987, Tormey started his radio career in Moses Lake and moved to Yakima in 1990. He's married to his elementary school sweetheart and has a 25-year-old daughter who is an ICU nurse.
Lance Tormey
Tired of Wildfire Smoke? Lawmakers Hoping to Clear the Air
The Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Franz says she has a solution.
Lawmakers Hoping to Make it Easier to Hire More Police
Now lawmakers in Olympia may be able to help through a bipartisan bill sponsored by 6th District Sen. Jeff Holy
Own a Kia Or Hyndai? Your Vehicle Could Be Easy To Steal
The decision to not insure the vehicles only applies to new policies. Current policyholders can renew insurance as necessary.
3 People Killed in a Convenience Store Shooting in Yakima
The incident happened in Yakima around 3:30 a.m.
Not Registered to Vote in Yakima? Get Signed Up Today
Yakima County Auditor Charles Ross says military ballots will be sent out on September 23 and all other ballots will be sent to voters in October for the upcoming general election.
Case Dismissed against Sunnyside Cinco De Mayo Shooting Suspect
Yakima County Prosecutor Joe Brusic says the only eyewitness to the crime isn't available.
Newhouse Wins Big Endorsement in Re-Election Campaign
4th District Congressman Dan Newhouse has announced the endorsement of the Washington Council of Police & Sheriffs.
Yakima Deputies Searching For Driver After Bicyclist Killed
The crash killed the 66-year-old female bicyclist
Friday’s Sunnyside Shooting Leaves Injuries and Fear
The youngest victim is 7-years-old. No information on the condition of the victims is available.
TB Outbreak in Washington State Worries Health Officials
Those with active TB see symptoms which include coughing with or without blood, chest pain, fever, night sweats, weight loss and tiredness.