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Thursday morning at about 10 a.m. a 40-year-old Kennewick man drifted off west-bound 240 in Kennewick into Columbia Park Golf Course. He struck a stump, which spun his 2002 Subaru and slammed his door against a tree. According to Washington State Trooper Brian Mihelich, it took 35-40 minutes for fire crews to remove him from the the car. The roof was removed and thrown behind the vehicle. He is at a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The stump he hit was ripped out of the ground and thrown several feet away. The airbag deployed.

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DISCLAIMER:  “With great break-up line power, comes great break-up line responsibility” — use them with caution! Broken hearts can SUCK!

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I was on one of these this morning! It wasn't nearly as much fun!

Some days it's better to just stay in bed. Especially if you're one of these morons!

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Most of you know how MUCH I absolutely LOVE coffee!! It's the one addiction I just can't kick.

I usually just use a drip coffee maker or sometimes a french press. But, when I went to visit my son in Texas, he had the Starbucks Verisimo

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Grant Scantling appeared in Benton County court Thursday pleading "not guilty" to aggravated murder and first degree burglary.

Officers responded to a shooting March 22 at 520 E 8th Place, apartment A

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The U.S. Postal Service has notified employees that the Pasco mail handling facility will close by the end of this year, resulting in the elimination of 47 jobs.

The U.S. Postal Service will save an estimated $800,000 a year by closing the facility

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All anyone in Walla Walla can talk about this morning is how the city painted over the beloved Inland Octopus toy store mural in the middle of the night. By the time people headed to work, it was gone. We've got photos of the before and after.

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How the heck did they do that? Simple, actually! And won't take any more time than just dying your eggs the usual way!

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A disabled man was awarded $8,000 by Disneyland after the “It’s A Small World” exhibit broke down, stranding him in a boat for a half hour.

According to court records the award was for pain and suffering, and disability law violations

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Pasco Resident Jason Strickling shares his musical commentary on the federal budget cuts forcing Hanford workers to take time off.