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Fortunately, the power interruption was brief, but Walla Walla County Sheriff's would LOVE to talk with the errant drive who missed their turn, and blasted a power pole Monday night. Sheriff's say an errant driver missed their turn by the Touchet Gas Station on Highway 12, slammed into this power pole, cracking and breaking it...

Authorities have not said what caused this van to veer off the road and hit a tree around 5am Tuesday morning, but it's suspected icy roads could have contributed. The driver was not seriously hurt, but the vehicle badly damaged in the wreck, which occurred near Columbia Center Boulevard and Quinault Ave...

I bet there will be a LOT of 'driving too fast for conditions' citations issued after Monday morning's icy commute. Benton County Sheriff's didn't say where this crash occurred, but by a miracle, there were no injuries to the driver! They did say however, the accident was caused by the operator not taking the time to drive slower...

Like many area communities, roads that ordinarily don't present an issue turned into slick skating areas due to overnight snow and ice. Monday morning, this vehicle was involved in a collision on South Union in Kennewick near 10th. The...

Fog and below freezing temperatures will make for some icy dicey road conditions over the next few days in the Tri-Cities.

Although by Wednesday we're expected to warm into the 40's there is possible freezing rain in the forecast prior, and between now and then, more fog that is freezing on roads especially at night. This picture was taken from an wreck near Walla Walla Monday morning, Sheriff's Deputies said there were FIVE such wrecks in the last 24 hours...

It's getting colder and colder in the mornings and the Kennewick Police Department is warning of frost that could potentially interfere with your morning commute.

Snow Is coming sooner than you think in Tri-Cities

According to documents obtained and released this week by Judicial Watch,  Ted Wheeler, the new Mayor of Portland (since 2017) told police to stand down and not respond to calls from ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) agents who were being threatened or even under attack during the sometimes violent protests outside the ICE building and other federal facilities this last summer...

Not only is this illegal, it could be potentially dangerous for criminal use. Judicial Watch has published information about an open borders group that's just launched an app that utilizes a wide variety of data and information to alert illegal aliens about ICE or Federal activity in their area, with the hopes of helping them elude authorities...