Lance Tormey hails from Yakima, Washington. He's dedicated his life to journalism. Tormey has been delivering local news, opinion analysis, and sharing captivating stories to Washington State listeners for over 3 decades. Lance covers hard news like gang shootings, wildfires, local and state elections, skiing news, outdoor activities and local government. Lance is a 1982 graduate of Eisenhower High School. After graduating from Seattle University in 1987, Tormey started his radio career in Moses Lake and moved to Yakima in 1990. He's married to his elementary school sweetheart and has a 25-year-old daughter who is an ICU nurse.
Lance Tormey
Neighbors Say No To Proposed Tiny Village for Homeless in Yakima
A village of tiny homes in the heart of Yakima? The proposal is opposed by neighbors.
Teacher in Grandview Charged With Rape and Molestation
A 64-year-old Grandview Middle School Teacher is facing charges of child molestation
I-82 Closed Near Wapato After Big Sinkhole Found Under Road
The Washington State Patrol has closed the eastbound lanes of I-82 near Wapato for road repairs
It’s Time To Save Money! Fill The Tank With Cheaper Gas in Wapato
If you're filling the tank this week you're pumping cheaper gas than last week
Fentanyl Killing Hundreds in These Four Counties in CA
California has been hit hard in fact four counties in California saw the largest number of overdose deaths in the state in 2023
Yakima City Employee Facing Assault and Burglary Charges
A current Yakima city employee is expected to be in Yakima County Superior Court Friday
Man Shot at Macy’s Could be Booted From Military You Can Help
The fundraiser to support Bryan has raised more than $2,000 in two days.
Former Yakima Officer Accused of Raping Underage Girl
A 39-year-old former Yakima Police Officer is in trouble in West Richland
Is California The Safest Place To Be in a Nuclear Attack?
Every state will be impacted and it will also depend upon where the bomb is targeted, the time of year and the size of the nuclear bomb.
60 Days of Free Parking Downtown Yakima Now In Place
Many who live and work downtown say the monthly cost of $50 is too high