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I'd love to see this re-done as a "Lil Sweet" commercial!

Huge load of hay ignited, consumes truck as well.

Driver blew a stop sign on rural road Northwest of Benton City.

Straight from the Benton County Sheriff, it's illegal for a dog or animal to be riding in the back bed (regular, flat, or otherwise) of a vehicle or truck unless it has a suitable cage, enclosure or harness.
Sheriff's deputies say they're seeing an increase in the number of animals (es…

Kennewick police say very early Wednesday morning, an intoxicated driver failed to negotiate another of those 'tricky' roundabouts, wrecked their truck, and strolled away.
Police say this Dodge driven by 29-year-old Tyler Jenson of Oregon, was driving through the roundabout at 19th and Unio…

Kennewick police are not only searching for a suspect, but maybe somebody with some motocross skills.
Sunday night, police responded to a reported theft at a commercial business located on Brinkley Road. They didn't specify which business, but the crime was bizarre.
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The crash tied up traffic at Highway 395 and Hildebrand in Kennewick for hours. Fortunately, the bus was not full or the crash would have been far worse. Five people on board were injured, one seriously, but no fatalities.

The Grant County Sheriff's office has launched an investigation to figure out what led to a 34-year-old man's truck plunging off a 200-foot cliff Tuesday.

This happened Wednesday April 19th around 4pm...I'm not sure what exactly happened on Highway 12. Check out the road sign next to the wreck: Remember kids "don't drink and drive" (no idea if drinking was a factor in the cars. Hopefully the driver is OK...

The Soap Lake Police Department is going to be looking to replace a brand new patrol truck after it was destroyed in an accident, and the Chief was driving it.

A 32-year-old man is in the Benton County jail after taking a truck on a wild theft joy ride on Thanksgiving Day.

Richard T. James, a 72 year-old truck driver from San Antonio, Texas, has been in the business for decades, but has never had this kind of experience.
The KCCS Inc. employee drove his truck off the road, rolled it down an embankment towards the Columbia River and the truck came to a rest on the Union…