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Public SafetyRichland firefighters now carry whole blood to patients who are bleeding badlyRichland Fire and Emergency Services launched Blood on Board in mid-October, with two units of Type O whole blood in the on-duty battalion chief's vehicle. It's the first fire-based EMS agency in Eastern Washington to bring blood into the field.Wednesday’s editionRead

Public Safety from local newsrooms

From Nonstop Local News, KONA and 5 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Nonstop Local NewsYesterday

    Kennewick Police Department recovers stolen vehicle

    KENNEWICK, Wash. — The Kennewick Police Department located and recovered a stolen car near Vancouver Park on Thursday.

  2. KONAYesterday

    Richland Police Seeking Leads in Woman's Death

    A woman reported seeing someone who matched the description of the woman later found in the Columbia River

    Also reported byNEWStalk 870

  3. NEWStalk 870Yesterday

    Stolen Vehicle Found During Extra Patrols at Kennewick Park

    A car missing since September turned up right here in Kennewick, and police say a patrol near Vancouver Park cracked it open.

  4. AppleValleyNewsNow.comNov. 12

    Did Richland PD officers face discipline over Clasen case actions?

    🚨 Did two Richland Police officers who were found to have violated policy while investigating the Sarah Clasen case face any discipline? This is Badge Behavior, Part 6. November 12,

  5. AppleValleyNewsNow.comNov. 12

    Richland police asking community for assistance in investigation of woman found dead in river

    Police are asking members of the community for any information they can provide about a woman who was found dead in the Columbia River on November 4 as an investigation

    Also reported byNonstop Local NewsTriYakNews.com

  6. Bellingham HeraldNov. 12

    Richland police searching for anyone who saw woman before death in Columbia River

    Richland police ask anyone who saw Debra Tilley near the Columbia River on Oct. 29 to call 509-628-0333. Reference case 26-053565 with any tips.

  7. Tri-City HeraldNov. 12

    Man accused of setting fire to his parents’ Kennewick home after being kicked out

    A 47-year-old in Kennewick is charged with first-degree arson after his parents' 11th Avenue home was set ablaze; they obtained protection orders against him.