Damien Williams, a resident of Benton County, is on trial for secretly videotaping his girlfriend's best friend while she was in the bathroom.
In November of 2012 William's girlfriend Rosa Chavez discovered an unsettling video on her computer
Kennewick police officers are still hazy on the details, but just before 2 a.m. Saturday morning two mean (ages 22 and 23) were driving in Kennewick near 10th and Washington Street when their vehicle became the target of multiple gun shots.
It took a Benton County Superior Court jury about 45 minutes on Thursday to deliberate and return a guilty verdict against Matthew Hibbard, the general manager and head of security at Jack Didley's in Kennewick. He has been convicted of third-degree assault with aggravating circumstance after a drunk patron, Ben Ensign, was dropped on his head outside of the night club. Sentencing will come at a later date.
On Tuesday, witnesses took to the stand during one of the most talked about criminal cases in the Tri-Cities this past year. Jack Didley's night club general manager and head of security, Mathew Hibbard, is being charged with third-degree assault with aggravating circumstances after, as one witness said, he "forcefully dropped" Ben Ensign onto his head outside of the night club.
You might want to fly direct from Pasco, Spokane, and avoid the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
Although details are sketchy at the moment, several news outlets are reporting that a gunman has shot multiple people near the Empire State Building in Manhattan this morning.
The Tri-City Herald today reported that at 10:30 a.m. Kennewick Police were notified of a hit and run in the Barnes & Noble store at Columbia Center Mall.
April 23, 2012 Did these guys think that watching Shawshank Redemption would help them cover their tracks, or did they not realize what they were in for?
A vandal cut fiber optic cables near the Blue Bridge this morning, likely looking for copper wire to steal.
KNDU is reporting the victim has been taken to the hospital.
Here are the news stories you may have heard on the radio today:
November 7, 2011 We have been watching this local story as it gets closer to trial and this morning in a Franklin County court room the defendant Kurtis Robert Chapman plead Guilty.
