Lance Tormey

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Lance Tormey has delivering the news on KIT since 1992.

Selah School Still On Chopping Block

Susan Dreyfus told parents and others at the Yakima Valley School in Selah yesterday it's likely the school will close by the end of the year. Dreyfus is the Secretary of the State Department of Social and Health Services and spent time at the school yesterday listening to concerned parents who are fighting to keep the school in Selah from being closed to save the State the 17 million annual cost to operate the facility

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Officer Doing His Job When He Shot Suspect

A Yakima Police officer was justified in fatally shooting a 27 year old man last month after ordering him to stop stabbing another man. That's the decision from Yakima County Prosecutor Jim Hagerty. Officer Joel Hanson killed 27 year old Yueri Acevedo Cisneros after ordering him to stop stabbing 21 year old Julio Cesar Zamora Cortes

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Time For Great Kids To Be Recognized

Maybe you know a child between the ages of 5 and 19 years old who's doing something great but they haven't been recognized for it. Here's your chance. The Yakima Youth Awards are set for March 21st. The deadline for a nomination form is March 1st

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Crime Up In The City Of Yakima In 2010

Yakima City crime numbers are in from last year and there's a mixed bag of results says Lt. Mike Merryman from the Yakima Police Department. Auto theft was down 14 percent, rape down 35 percent, assaults down 15 percent

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The Yakima Valley Is Reaching Out To Help Fire Victims

Fire victims in White Swan say they're overwhelmed by the generosity of people in the Yakima Valley. Thousands of donations of everything from cash to food and clothing and household supplies have come in truckloads to the small community.

What To Do With All Those Super Bowl Shirts

Somewhere in Texas, there are boxes upon boxes full of pre-printed t-shirts declaring the Pittsburgh Steelers the winner of the 2011 Super Bowl. What happens to all those shirts? The hungry children in Africa get them

Scrap That Greasy Breakfast Go For Bran

Choose a bran muffin for breakfast this morning if you’re hoping to add some years to your life. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) says people who include more fiber in their diets tend to live longer

Love To Hunt and Fish? The Experts Are Waiting For You

A bunch of people who love the outdoors will be inside the Yakima Valley Sundome this weekend during the 22nd annual Central Washington Sportsmen Show. The show features all the latest equipment for outdoor enthusiasts and some extra stuff as well

Prayer Policy Now Official In City of Yakima

The Yakima City Council now has a new prayer policy adopted at Tuesday's council meeting. In the past the business meeting would start with a prayer. But the new policy calls for the prayer before any business begins

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Union Gap Firefighters Want Chief to Stay

Union Gap Fire Chief Bill Steel was fired by the Mayor Jim Lemon last week. But last night 10 volunteer firefighters urged the City Council to rehire Steel saying they believe in him and don't agree with the reason behind his termination

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