Washington Attorney General, Rob McKenna and 45 other states say, "prove it" to a website that claims it's not allowing advertising for prostitution.

Show me the money. It appears the state Attorney General has the golden ticket that could get a new gang bill passed. Rob McKenna's proposal would use money from lawsuits and fines to pay for gang prevention programs. When KIMA sat down with McKenna, he explained his new hope for meaningful gang enforcement and prevention.

More random victims caught-up in the midst of our gang problem. The two young men were mugged and shot last night near the Taco Bell by 8th and Walnut. These latest victims may not be the only collateral damage in Yakima's gang problem. There's new concern the effort to beef up laws -- may simply die a slow death in Olympia.

If not now, then when? That's the question Washington's attorney general will ask state legislators when he pitches gang legislation again this session. Rob McKenna is hoping the spread of gang violence across the state will finally convince law makers to act. And he was in Yakima to kick off the campaign.

Eric Butler is interviewed for the first time about his free software that makes it easy for anyone to hijack an account from Facebook, Twitter and many other sites with just the click of a mouse.

After an execution-style shooting in a Yakima, the city is looking for answers to our gang problem. And KIMA has learned the city is saying, "we can't do this alone". We discovered past pleas for federal help have fallen on deaf ears, so Yakima is now trying to convince state lawmakers that the only way to fight gangs is with their help.

Campaign regulators say the state should not take legal action against former gubernatorial candidate Dino Rossi, in a case alleging that he improperly lined up campaign donations.