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The Kennewick School District, in particular Highlands Middle School, sent out some reminders and cautionary words to parents and others following what they say are a series of incidents involving social media. This was sent out Thursday, February 3.  ALLE...

The number comes up as the Richland Police Number, but it's NOT them.

you may have noticed your phone getting a lot of texts from people urging you to support this candidate, or that candidate. are those texts legal?

A new bill proposed in the Washington State House would strike down or modify part of that Electronic DUI bill that went into effect not long ago. HB (house bill) 1616 would allow limited use of electronic devices as follows:  AN ACT Relating to authorizing drivers to use personal electronic devices while a motor vehicle is temporarily stationary; and amending RCW 46... Read More ...

If the 'tea leaves' are correct, it appears the Washington State Attorney General is possibly considering another suit or complaiint against Century Link. AG Bob Ferguson released information Tuesday, saying the AG's office seeking input and information from people who were impacted by the recent 911 outage that occurred December 27-28, 2018...

Local police are warning people about a thief that has been running away with peoples phones and stealing them after meeting up with people trying to sell them on Facebook.

In Washington state, we have the new Driving Under the Influence of Electronics law, which bans any use of any hand-held digital device behind the wheel--even at a stoplight. We're one of 14 such states who've passed complete bans. But despite the risk of getting a DUIE (Driving Under the Influence of Electronics) many Americans simply ignore the law...

I am a parent of a child that is getting to the age where she will need to have a phone, and now I am not so scared. A new app was released called replyASAP that gives control back to the parents of their teens phones.

A pediatric expert says while digital tools can be useful,  too much time spent on phones, tablets and computers can produce heroin-like additions, especially in children.

A business owner in Walla Walla set a "lure" on Pokemon Go to attract monsters... and customers