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An onion  truck that splattered it's cargo all over a rural highway was found to not only have defective brakes, but the driver did not have a valid license. According to Washington State Patrol troopers, a semi hauling a load of onions dropped most of it's cargo near the intersection of State Highways 221 and 14 this morning...

A Walla Walla police officer nearly got the ride of his life from a driver who tried to fight then fled in his truck during a traffic stop near West Whitman Driver and McKinney Road. Around 3:45pm Sunday afternoon, the officer pulled over this truck and learned the man behind the wheel was driving on a suspended license...

Kennewick police had to respond to an unusual accident Monday night, a motorhome that went through a fence near the Edison entrance to Columbia Park. Police arrived to find this older motorhome had crashed through a fence after going off the road. The...

Amendment to state's autovoter law (which registers you when you get a license) will prevent DMV from sharing data with ICE or other Federal agencies.

The wreck occurred about 4 miles from Toppenish early Monday morning, when a 21-year-old driver apparently plowed a cow on the Yakima Valley Highway. Javier Diaz was driving his 2002 Honda Civic east away from the city when the collision occurred...

Apparently he must have thought the police were done with him, or the order not to drive on a suspended license was a suggestion?

A person in Washington state, and pretty much elsewhere, is facing vehicular homicide if they kill another person while driving drunk, high, or impaired by prescription drugs. But a proposed Washington State Senate bill would add drowsy or sleepy drivers to that list. And it would more than double the time of their license being suspended.

If a proposed House Bill passes, the already expensive proposition of growing pot, processing it and selling it would get more expensive.

Kennewick police acting on a tip from a citizen about a truck in their neighborhood, which was driving around, and the occupant acting suspicious, arrested Dave Ramsey...wait!

The owners of Altitude in Prosser say the issues are technical ones, and they are confident they will remain open.