The Tri-Cities News Minute

Two new cases of COVID-19 in the Tri-Cities, including one new death, law enforcement agencies aren't going to stop you and ask for your papers if you're on way to the grocery store, and are you getting Code Red alerts?

Benton, Franklin, and Walla Walla Counties all added to their COVID-19 totals today, 6 men are still on the run after escaping from the Yakima County Jail Monday night, there are ways you can support local first responders-- just not with food, for now, and The Pasco Police Department is getting ready to welcome two new #FurMissiles.

Gov. Jay Inslee issues a state-wide Shelter-at-Home order, the latest local COVID-19 cases, a 7-year old girl is recovering after being hit by an allegedly intoxicated driver over the weekend, and 2nd Harvest is handing out food tomorrow.

A new local death related to the COVID-19 outbreak, and a local WSP Trooper wins the high speed ticket prize. PLUS- a preview of this weekend's Jenna Kochanauer Hour.

There are two more cases of coronavirus in the Tri-Cities, and Franklin County's court clerk stands up to Superior Court Judges-- and wins.

A Richland woman is the first person in Benton County to die from COVID 19, and if the bars are all closed on St. Patty's Day, will people drive drunk?

The Tri-Cities is confirmed to have its first case of coronavirus, and one person was hurt when a fire damaged a home in Burbank.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office makes some changes to keep staffers and inmates safe from COVID-19, and the City of Kennewick is ready to welcome its new Fire Chief.