Michael Lecompte is a local journalist based in Yakima, Washington. He writes for KNDU/KNDO-TV, YAKIMA WELDERS SUPPLY, INC, and KFFX-TV, with his work also appearing in KHQ-TV. Michael covers a range of topics including traffic updates, power outages, local news, and legislative developments in the Yakima area.
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Michael Lecompte's articles cover local news, focusing on transportation and logistics, crime, education, and government & politics in the Washington state area. His work primarily involves evolving stories such as accidents, school closures due to weather or power outages and government announcements.
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By: Michael Lecompte
Updated SEATTLE, Wash.- Washington State ranked fourth in the nation for car thefts by volume in 2023.
By: Michael Lecompte
RICHLAND, Wash.- Sirens on the Hanford Site will be activated during an emergency drill on Thursday, April 18.
By: Michael Lecompte, Dan Hanson
KENNEWICK, Wash.-The 24th Annual Cancer Crushing Breakfast benefitting the Tri-Cities Cancer Center is Wednesday, April 17 at 7:30 a.m. at the Three Rivers Convention Center.
KENNEWICK, Wash.- Spring and the official start of yard work season are here. However not all Kennewick Irrigation District customers have their water yet.
By: Michael Lecompte, Dan Hanson
KENNEWICK, Wash.-The 24th Annual Cancer Crushing Breakfast benefitting the Tri-Cities Cancer Center was Wednesday, April 17 at the Three Rivers Convention Center.
By: Michael Lecompte
KENNEWICK, Wash.-Spring and the official start of yard work season are here. However not all Kennewick Irrigation District customers have their water yet.
By: Michael Lecompte
BENTON COUNTY, Wash.- Human bones found near County Line Road on April 16 by a Prosser resident are now under investigation.
By: Michael Lecompte
KENNEWICK, Wash.- Two suspects in an October drive-by shooting near Kamiakin High School were arrested on April 16.
By: Michael Lecompte
Updated KENNEWICK, Wash.- The Annual Kids Fishing Day event is set for April 19 at the Family Fishing Pond in Columbia Park.
By: Michael Lecompte
YAKIMA, Wash.-The Care-a-Van will make two stops in Yakima on April 18 and 20 offering vaccines and health monitoring services to the community.
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