It's not the way he died, but what he did that should be remembered. On Wednesday, 15-year-old Dylan Covert reached out to KEPR wanting to share the story of a horrific car crash that took his dad's life.
Team Arlene's met for its first Tri-City meeting Wednesday night. Backed by the Family Policy Institute, the group is hoping to take on the state in what it calls a ‘conscience issue.’
It's supposed to help prisoners and save you money at the same time - Mental Health Court. It could be the newest program coming to the Tri-Cities.
It’s a case of animal neglect that some say goes beyond to the thresholds of abuse. Three horses in North Pasco were rescued on Thursday night for starvation. It's a harrowing fight that's only just begun.
Captain Mike Cobb was awarded the Outstanding Service Award for his 20 years wearing the uniform. Cobb has been critical in group crisis interventions from the Columbine school shooting to 9-11.
Police say Justin Barrett tried walking out of Ranch and Home in Kennewick with an electric scale Wednesday night. But, he didn't go unnoticed.
Leading up to the Relay For Life event on June 7th, KEPR Action News will introduce you to different people in the community, impacted by cancer. They may be your neighbor, babysitter, co-worker, but they each have a unique story to share.
This is Deborah's Burke’s story.
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Leading up to the Relay For Life event on June 7th, Action News will introduce you to different people in the community impacted by cancer. They may be your neighbor, babysitter, or co-worker, but they each have a unique story to share.
This is Olivia's story.
Facebook has become very much a part of our everyday life. It's on our cell phones, laptops and most likely work computers too. So why not on the homepage of every police station? Well, it soon may be. The social networking site is now on track to become law enforcement's newest tool.
Leading up to The Relay For Life events in June, Action News will introduce you to different people in the community, impacted by cancer. They may be your neighbor, babysitter, co-worker, and they each have a unique story to share. This is Mike McCabe's story.
We’ve given you a tour of Cherry Ridge Farm, their massive hanging baskets have been a well-kept secret in the tri-cities. But they wouldn't blossom without the special touch of one woman, and her name is Rebecca Abenroth.
Leading up to the Relay For Life of Columbia River on June 7th, KEPR will be introducing you to different people in your community touched by cancer. They may be your neighbor, babysitter, co-worker, and they each have a unique story to share.
This is Hannah’s story.
Roughly 100 people lined up to wait for hours outside a Kennewick greenhouse. It wasn't black Friday. It was a rush on hanging baskets.
It is a language barrier that begins in Pasco’s elementary schools and ends in Olympia. The state has given Pasco's elementary schools a failing grade. But staff said it's not because their students are flunking, it's because the state is testing the students in a foreign language.
At Tuesday night’s Richland School Board meeting, redistricting was once again expected to create fireworks. But the biggest boom came from the School Board President when he said, “there won't be any changes coming next year.”
Before they can even jump back into the superintendent search on Wednesday, Richland School Board members need to douse fires of concern Tuesday night. It's the issue of redistricting that became the headlines of the last Richland School Board meeting, and it hits at the core of every family, teacher and student involved.
The local Tri-Cities Tea Party is searching for ways to boost membership, as national numbers plummet.
It’s a push for a new tea party that promotes the old America.
A new law set to pass will be taking DUI enforcement from the highways to the waterways. It's a move parents and cops say is long overdue.
As many teens are out enjoying spring break in the early summer heat, more than 250 others were sweating it outside, waiting for their opportunity to get a job.
When filling out a job application, you give your name, address and sometimes birthdate, but what if you were also required to give up your Facebook password. It’s already happening here in Washington, but perhaps not for much longer.
The Mid-Columbia Gymnastics Academy's Elite Force Cheer Squad took gold at a national cheerleading competition in Orlando, Florida this month.
KEPR caught up with the gals as they showcased their skills for family and friends at Kamiakin High School.
Police have begun a manhunt for the person accused of gunning down a young man in a Kennewick home Friday night.
The murder left 24 year old Franklin Scott Evans Palmer dead.
Remembering Dad: Dylan Covert (Video)
