Ed Dawson

Franklin Co Sheriffs Deputy cleared in 2019 shooting death of suspect
PASCO, Wash.-The Franklin County Prosecutor has opted NOT to file criminal charges against a Sheriffs deputy in the shooting death of a suspect in November 2019.
After reviewing the Special Investigation Unit's report, Deputy Cody Quantrell's use of deadly force was deemed necessary in stopping Dante Jones on a rural road about 15 miles north of Pasco
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U.S. Supreme Court refuses to hear Arlene’s Flowers appeal
WASHINGTON, DC-The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the case of a Richland florist who refused service a same-sex marriage on religious grounds.
Arlene's Flowers owner, Barronelle Stutzman, was seeking an appeal of a Washington State Supreme Court decision that she broke state anti-discrimination laws
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Possible break in Sofia Juarez case
KENNEWICK, Wash.-After 18 years, a possible break in the most infamous cold case in the Tri-Cities.
Kennewick Police have announced a possible suspect in the disappearance of Sofia Juarez. Detectives say an eyewitness has come forward with the description of a boy in his early teens, light complexion, about 5-feet tall with chubby features and short black hair
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Kennewick Police investigating Sunday night drive-by shooting
KENNEWICK, Wash.-Kennewick Police are asking for the public's with their investigation of a drive-by shooting Sunday night.
Officers were called to a report of several shots fired in the area of the 1100 block North Cleveland St. with possible injuries
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OR offering “lottery” to incentivize getting COVID-19 vaccination
SALEM, Ore.-Oregon will join the growing list of states offering large incentives for people to get their COVID vaccination.
"There will be one $1 million winner for residents 18 and over, five $100 thousand Oregon College Savings Plan winners for Oregonians ages 12 to 17, and each of Oregon's 36 counties will have a $10 thousand winner as well", Oregon Governor Kate Brown announced
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E Coli outbreak in WA linked to yogurt brand
OLYMPIA, Wash.- The Washington State Health Department has identified a possible link between a recent E Coli outbreak in several counties to a specific brand of yogurt.
"PCC Community Market" brand yogurt, produced by Pure Eire Dairy, is the likely cause of 11 confirmed cases, including one in Benton and one in Walla Walla counties
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Effort launched to recall Gov Inslee
TRI-CITIES, Wash.-A recall effort is now underway to remove Governor Jay Inslee from office over his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Among the charges is an alleged violation of the state's Emergency Powers Act, something lawmakers in Olympia tweaked in 2019
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Hydroplane racing not “dead on the water” just yet
TRI-CITIES, Wash.-The 2021 Columbia Cup and Over-the-river Air Show was canceled two weeks ago because it could not happen under the COVID-19 restrictions for the state of that time.
But that all changed with the announcement Thursday by Governor Jay Inslee that the state would re-open by June 30th
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Body pulled from Columbia River, Benton Co Sheriffs investigating
KENNEWICK, Wash.- Benton County Sheriffs detectives are investigating a body that was pulled from the Columbia River Friday morning in the Lampson Pits area of Columbia Park.
Initial indications point to the remains being that of a man in his late 20s or early 30s that had been in the water for less than a week
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BREAKING: COVID claims Water Follies for 2nd year in a row
TRI-CITIES, Wash.- For the second year in a row, the annual Water Follies celebration has been scrubbed by the Coronavirus pandemic.
The Tri-City Water Follies Association made the decision to cancel the 2021 HAPO Over-the-River Air Show and Columbia Cup Monday evening.
“Due
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