CRIME & SAFETY
Three injured in I-82 high-speed crash, drugs or alcohol involved
YAKIMA COUNTY, Wash.-- A two car crash on Interstate 82 three miles north of Toppenish has sent three people to the hospital with injuries. Around 8 p.m. Thursday night at milepost 50 of east I-82, a 2007 Kia Optima was traveling at a high rate of speed when they struck a 2018 Toyota Rav4, totaling both cars.
14-years-old Yakima boy missing
YAKIMA- The parents of Jose Antonio Ramirez-Ramos, a 14-years-old boy from here in Yakima are asking KIMA Action News viewers help in finding their missing son. Jose Antonio was last seen in a doorbell video when he left home just after 3pm on April 26th, wearing a grey hoodie with the word 'Leavenworth' across the front and black pants; he was carrying a back pack on his chest, after leaving a note saying he would be back home.
Bracing for summer fires: Toppenish community gears up with fire safety education event
TOPPENISH, WA-- As our weather warms up, fire crews around the valley are gearing up to respond to more fires. That is why the Toppenish Fire Department along with members from the Safe Haven Community Center helped put on a fire safety event to help educate people on how to put out and prevent fires in and around their homes.
Washington man sentenced to 13 years in federal prison in 'Operation Net Nanny' cases
A Clarkston man arrested in an online child-sex sting was sentenced Wednesday to 13 years in federal prison. David Elmo Curry's sentence was less than the 25 years prosecutors asked for, but U.S. District Court Judge Stanley Bastian said he was partly constrained in sentencing by federal laws setting the lowest sentence he could impose.
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