flooding

Officials say the memories of last year's flooding is still fresh on many people's minds in NE OR and SE WA.

The information will be used to request additional funds from the federal government and demonstrate the widespread effects of the flooding.

From bridges and roads on Highway 12, to Pendleton and other areas, flooding has displaced many, and killed one woman.

Drone video shows heavy flooding and damage spreading through the Pendleton area.

Lots of rain and rapid snowmelt has led to rapidly rising rivers and streams causing major flooding in Walla Walla, Waitsburg and Dayton and Pendleton and Umitilla Oregon.

This is like saying "we're going to fine you because you dragged the victim safely from the fire instead of carrying them"

Pullman's Grant Avenue has flooded and a video shows a town dealing with fast-moving waters and dangerous conditions.

The experts from the Northwest Weather Service are chiming in the possibility of flooding in the Tri-Cities and it looks like we are good to go for zero-flooding even with the huge amounts of snow we've received the last few months.

With all the snowfall this year a huge concern going forward will be what will happen when everything melts? If you're a resident of West Richland, this concern is nothing new. Almost every year when the spring thaw starts, the Yakima River rises and causes minor to major flooding...

Riding the bus already has a bad enough rap without something like this happening.