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Kennewick paramedic attacked; suspect faces multiple charges in incident
KENNEWICK, Wash. – A man accused of assaulting a paramedic with the Kennewick Fire Department (KFD) faces numerous charges. Officers were called to a disturbance report at Trios Southridge Hospital where they said the 46-year-old suspect was being restrained by hospital staff and fire department personnel prior to the alleged attack on the paramedic.
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Pasco Tow Truck Operator Charged With Firearm Offense
RICHLAND - The United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Washington announced today that Socorro Jesus Lopez-Spindola, 59, has been charged by criminal complaint with one count of Felon in Possession of a Firearm. Lopez-Spindola was arraigned on March 13, 2025, before the U.S. District Court in Richland, Washington.
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Pasco’s oldest restaurant is back online with south of border favorites
The building once home to Pasco’s longest continuously operating restaurant is now serving up cuisine from another continent. The Chinese food once dished up at 1520 N. Fourth Ave. has given way to south of the border and Southern California favorites, such as loaded carne asada (lime-marinated steak) fries, birria (goat or beef cooked in broth), pollo loco (fire-grilled chicken) and, of course, deep-fried cinnamon encrusted churros with a variety of sauces and sweet toppings.
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West Coast is now foam foodware free, thanks to bans in California, Washington and Oregon
SAN DIEGO — The entire West Coast is now foam foodware free, thanks to a ban that went into effect at the beginning of the year. The only thing better than fresh, local seafood is when its also sustainably caught with a focus on keeping the environment healthy, according to AnaLeesia Tripp, general manager at Mitch’s Seafood in Point Loma.
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19-year-old sentenced to probation after girl taken from Idaho to Oregon for abortion
POCATELLO – A 19-year-old was sentenced to probation after he and his mother took a girl to Oregon to get an abortion without her parents’ consent. Sixth District Judge Rick Carnaroli sentenced Kadyn Leo Swainston in October to six years of probation after suspending his five-year prison term, which included a minimum of two years fixed and three years indeterminate.