Cameron Probert is a journalist at the Tri-City Herald. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, and environmental issues, with a focus on animal care, crime and justice, and sustainable agriculture. His work has been featured in notable publications such as The Spokesman-Review, The Seattle Times, and Yahoo News.
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Cameron Probert’s work focuses mainly on evolving and breaking crime stories in the Tri Cities area of Washington, with an emphasis on missing persons, DUI incidents, court cases, and drug-related news.
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By: Cameron Probert
A man is dead after a Richland police officer opened fire on him during a stop in west Pasco.
By: Cameron Probert
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By: Cameron Probert
The suspect worked at Hanford nuclear site as a security specialist, records show.
By: Cameron Probert
Eleven agricultural workers were hurt Thursday when a bus driver didn't yield for a semi on a rural two-lane highway north of the Vernita Bridge.
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By: Cameron Probert
A convicted felon was arrested in Pasco Thursday about two weeks after walking away from his attempted murder trial.
By: Cameron Probert
A convicted kidnapper will spend another 12 years in prison after he pulled out a gun and threatened to kill a WinCo security guard.
By: Cameron Probert
A 34-year-old Pasco man allegedly shot at his girlfriend's car during an argument, nearly hitting her and her 3-year-old child.
By: Cameron Probert
A 31-year-old Richland teacher accused of killing his mother is mentally ill, but not enough to delay his trial, according to state psychologists.
By: Cameron Probert
National By Cameron Probert October 29, 2026 8:56 AM Kennewick, WA
