Tieton

The water main break flooded 72nd Avenue between Tieton Drive and Summitview Avenue. The roadway was closed for several hours. No word on what caused the pipe to break.

Peyser was first arrested in May shortly after the death but was released because of a lack of evidence. He's being held in the Yakima County jail on bail set at $100,000.

This is the 11th fatality collision that the Yakima County Sheriff's Office Traffic Unit has investigated this year on county roads.

Fire officials say if you live in an area where fire could impact your property it's not to late to build that defensible green space around your home and property.

Payser is expected to face charges this week in Yakima County Superior Court. He was arrested on Tuesday.

Authorities are looking for any information to help them if you know anything contact the Yakima County sheriff’s Detective Mike Williams at 509-574-2550 or Yakima County Crime Stoppers at 800-248-9980.

Detectives say they suspect foul play but no information was released about how she died. No arrests have been made.

Drop boxes are located in Sunnyside and Toppenish. The boxes are also at Selah City Hall and Tieton Town Hall. There's also a drop box located across the street from the Yakima County courthouse on Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.

Yakima County Sheriff's deputies say the first body was found Thursday morning in a canal in the Tieton area.

Saul Rios pleaded guilty earlier this month to the death of Trae Olyer.