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Walla Walla affordable housing project breaks ground Oct. 2 (opens the original)
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WALLA WALLA, Wash. â A Walla Walla housing group plans to start work on seven affordable homes on Fern Avenue as it pushes to open more paths to homeownership for local families. According to a press release, Common Roots Housing Trust will hold a groundbreaking ceremony at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, October 2, 2026, at 1502 Fern Ave. for the project. The development will be the group's first homebuilding project in Walla Walla. The homes are intended for local buyers who have had a hard time findin
Grandview arrest follows domestic violence threat investigation (opens the original)
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GRANDVIEW, Wash. â Deputies arrested a person in the Grandview area after a domestic violence call led to a search around a property on the evening of September 23, 2026. A Benton County Sheriff's Office press release said deputies were called to the west end of Benton County after reports that a suspect had threatened family members. The release said the suspect also damaged a home security camera system before the situation escalated. Deputies from the sheriff's office were joined by K9 Riff
Pendleton man gets life sentences in Umatilla County sex crime case (opens the original)
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PENDLETON, Oregon â Kenny Ray Smith, 45, of Pendleton was sentenced to multiple life terms in a Umatilla County sex crime case after a guilty verdict in circuit court. In a Facebook post, the Umatilla County Sheriff's Office said Smith was found guilty on four counts tied to crimes committed between April 7, 2025 and April 9, 2025. The convictions included attempting to use a child in sexually explicit conduct, second-degree online sexual corruption of a child, unlawful contact with a child an
Containment grows on Hagen and Paradise fires, operations shifting primarily to cleanup (opens the original)
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UPDATE: September 13, 2026 at 1:19 p.m. The Paradise Fire, burning 9,656 acres, has reached 49% containment according to an update from the Umatilla National Forest. 764 personnel are still assigned to the fire, with operations shifting primarily to repair and restoration. The Hagen Fire has grown to 82% containment on its 61,386 acre-footprint. The Hagen Fire is now estimated at 61,396 acres with 56% containment, while the nearby Paradise Fire is estimated at 9,646 acres with 28% containmen
Hagen Fire grows to 61,396 acres with 56% containment in Umatilla County (opens the original)
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The Hagen Fire is now estimated at 61,396 acres with 56% containment, while the nearby Paradise Fire is estimated at 9,646 acres with 28% containment. At the Hagen Fire, crews are continuing to pack up equipment from the affected area, while heavy equipment will repair roads, dig drainage ditches and build barriers for water runoff. At the Paradise Fire, crews are focused on repairing the land and fixing roads throughout the fire's footprint. Some crews are chipping up woody debris while others
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