Lance Tormey hails from Yakima, Washington. He's dedicated his life to journalism. Tormey has been delivering local news, opinion analysis, and sharing captivating stories to Washington State listeners for over 3 decades. Lance covers hard news like gang shootings, wildfires, local and state elections, skiing news, outdoor activities and local government. Lance is a 1982 graduate of Eisenhower High School. After graduating from Seattle University in 1987, Tormey started his radio career in Moses Lake and moved to Yakima in 1990. He's married to his elementary school sweetheart and has a 25-year-old daughter who is an ICU nurse.
Lance Tormey
Myth Busted: WA Drivers Not Required to Yield to Merging Traffic
To enhance safety for all road users, Yakima police authorities have outlined several key tips for drivers.
White Pass Ski Area Gears Up for Winter with Job Fair on October 19
After the job fair everyone is invited to the annual Octoberfest event at the day lodge from 12:30 pm to 5:30 pm.
Washington State Launches Online Portal for Hurricane Helene Donations
The donation process is straightforward and accessible.
Wildfire Risks High Ahead of Labor Day in WA: Campfire Bans in Effect
Campfire bans remain in effect as dry conditions and elevated temperatures have created a prime environment for wildfires.
Experts: Rattlesnake Ridge Slide Slowing Despite Local Worries
Officials say the pace of the Rattlesnake Ridge landslide near Union Gap is continuing to slow.
Lodgepole Fire Threatens Highway 410; Public Advised to Limit Travel
The Lodgepole fire could impact the route if the fire grows and more resources are needed.
Green Spaces Found to Slow Cognitive Decline in Older Adults
The study is published in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives.
Exciting Developments on the Horizon for White Pass Ski Area
Plans are now in the works for a new what's being called "beginner-focused" lodge and learning center.
Cherry Season in Full Swing at Chukar Cherries in Prosser
A press release says this season Chukar Cherries will end up processing more than a half a million pounds of Washington cherries for use in "tree-to-table cherry gifts and treats."
The Evergreen State Shines: Washington Scores High in Quality of Life
A new CNBC study ranks the quality of life each state offers its residents.
Charges Dropped Against 81-Year-Old Man Accused of Shooting Wife
The charges against 81-year-old Donald Lawrence were dismissed last month.
Wa State Parents Take a Relaxed Approach to Monitoring Kids’ Online
Washington parents are more lenient than the national average;