OII's Role In Investigating Police Use Of Force Incidents In Washington State
Find out how the OII's advisory board influences policies and procedures in use of force investigations.
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Rep. Jim Walsh Proposes Bill To Toughen Penalties For Fentanyl Crimes
Rep. Walsh introduces House Bill 1000 to combat fentanyl trafficking and possession with stricter sentencing.
Spokane police probe several investigations around CORE Plan
Spokane CORE plan update by Chief Hall: Only 13 service referrals made out of 143 targets, highlighting challenges in downtown crime intervention.
Tri-Cities Senator Sponsors Bills To Increase School Security
A State Senator from Pasco has prefiled a pair of bills to address school safety concerns.
Cheap Tips To Keep You Warm During Winter With a Limited Budget
Prepare for winter like a pro with these handy and affordable cold weather hacks for your pets and home.
The Best Steakhouse Chain Has One Location in Washington State
There are a lot of steakhouses in the US but the one that made it to the top of the list only has one location in all of WA.
Initiative Passed By WA Voters May Be Ignored By Rule Makers
The Building Code Council has until December 5th to repeal energy codes that block residents access to natural gas in new construction.
Washington Is a Top State For This Devastating Holiday Crime
Have you heard the old holiday joke "What did the chop shop get for Christmas"?
How High Are Your Household Bills in Tri-Cities?
Find out the how much residents of each of the three cities are paying in household bills and the the amount of your income going towards just bills.
Are Washington's Holiday Traditions Changing?
Most holidays have traditionally been celebrated as family gatherings, while others have more of a friends vibe to them. Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter are viewed as days when immediate and extended family comes together to spend time over a meal.