Cory McCoy

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Cory McCoy

Democrats are claiming Central Washington Congressman Dan Newhouse took advantage of President Trump’s tariff turmoil to enrich himself. They’re pointing to an April 11 stock trade disclosure form that shows the trade of shares of about 40 stocks, most valued between $1,000 and $15,000 by Newhouse’s wife, Joan Galvin. The total value of the transactions ranged from $47,000 to $705,000, according to a Thursday news release from the Washington State Democratic Party.

2 weeks ago | tri-cityherald.com | Cory McCoy

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroomJudge convicted Taylor Taranto of weapons and bomb hoax charges in D.C.Prosecutors oppose release, citing danger and lack of remorse during trialTaranto to return to Tri-Cities; sentencing and civil suit remain pendingA pardoned Jan. 6 rioter from Pasco can head back to the Tri-Cities after a new conviction on gun and bombing hoax charges. Taylor Taranto, 39, was granted bond until his sentencing hearing after spending nearly two years in jail.

2 weeks ago | tri-cityherald.com | Cory McCoy

According to court documents, Taylor Taranto identified himself in this photo during a livestream. Taranto is speaking in the bottom left. U.S. District Court AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroomJudge weighs bond release for Taylor Taranto after nearly two years in jail. Taranto convicted for bombing threat and weapons charges near Obama's home. Civil suit accuses Taranto in officer's wrongful death during Jan. 6 riot.

2 weeks ago | tri-cityherald.com | Cory McCoy

Police car lights in night time, crime scene, night patrolling the city. Abstract blurry image. Photo by Getty Images This is a stock image downloaded from Getty Images. It is a Royalty Free image. Getty Images Getty Images/iStockphoto Benton City, WAA Benton City man is in jail accused of endangering his two children with drugs. Deputies were dispatched after a child was seen alone near the road by a home on the 400 block of 9th Street in Benton City on Monday night.

1 month ago | tri-cityherald.com | Cory McCoy

An AmeriCorps volunteer with Serve Tri-Cities tutors a student at a Pasco elementary school Serve Tri-Cities For more than 30 years Serve Tri-Cities has paired volunteer tutors with Pasco elementary school students struggling with reading and math. Now the program is all but dead after the sudden elimination of the federal AmeriCorps program. More than 1,500 students relied on Serve Tri-Cities across nine of Pasco’s elementary schools.