U.S. Judge Rosanna Malouf Peterson will decide whether or not to dismiss the lawsuit against MSA and Lockheed Martin after having heard arguments on Tuesday. The DOJ asserts that MIA and Lockheed Martin gave kickbacks to executives and defrauded the federal government.
Expansion at McCain Food’ Othello plant will add more than 180 jobs and 170,000 square feet with a $300 million investment.
Anglers can compete in a live capture derby, tomorrow through Sunday, with prizes awarded to those who catch the most Chinook salmon. The salmon will be transported to priest rapids hatchery for the production of fall Chinook. More information on the derby can be found on the Coastal Conservation Association of Washington’s website.
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City of Pasco's wastewater treatment plant receives award for outstanding performance
Tickets available for CBC's production of This Random World Nov 14-16
City of Kennewick seeks artists to paint traffic utility boxes
Jim Mattis says Tri-Cities could serve as an example in bridging national political divide
Rodeo clown and bullfighter teach elementary students about bullying
Neighbors to new needle exchange location say they didn’t even realize it’s been there, notice no changes. Meanwhile 18 more people are off heroin.
Split commission votes to transfer oversight of county jail
Commisioners Jerome Delvin and Jim Beaver voted to take control of the Benton County jail yesterday. Commission Chair Shon Small voted against it.
Dia de los Muertos Run and Pasco Community Day of Hope organizers join to support both events slated for Nov. 2 Richland School District invites opinions on programs and how to measure successCommunity members are invited to attend meetings on Nov 5 and 14 from 6:30 to 7:30 pm addressing the Richland School District’s strategic plan. The Nov 5 meeting will focus on secondary education, and the Nov 14 meeting will focus on elementary.
Preliminary results from the North-South Transportation Capacity Study were shared at an open house in Richland last week, including a ranked list of revision options.
Richland police department rolls out crime data portalThe portal will show users six months worth of crime data based on location and is updated in real time.
Artists paint Community Hope Wall in Pasco for un-official holiday promoting compassion Tri-City school districts plan high school expansion Stormwater conveyance improvements begin on Keene next week with anticipated closure of Keene and Kapalua Ave intersection Porter's Real Barbeque Pasco location opening soon at Sandifur Parkway and Road 68 Tri-City Herald recommends Christensen for Council McKinstry builds out Pasco offices Responding to Autism hosting trunk-or-treat event Saturday from 1-3 pm PNNL researchers unlocking the secrets of soilApproximately 1:20 in city council video. It's not been disclosed which council member is involved or what the complaint is.
DOJ grant will provide school admin. and staff school violence prevention trainingThe $250,000 grant will be used over the next three years for training involving 3-D technology and working with mental health professionals.
Free fall cleanup service begins Nov. 4 in Richland Sheriff Hatcher accuses commissioner Jerome Delvin of using his legal problems for political purposes Kadlec hospital nurses will vote on strike after year of contract negotiations, citing safety and fairness concerns Mayor Pro Tempore Steve Lee took my lunch debt Kennewick City Council contemplates bringing in Lime Advocates encourage Kennewick City Council to remove breed legislation against Pit Bulls Multi-million dollar hotel projects will add over 300 hotel rooms in the Tri-Cities Tri-Cities Academy of Ballet and Music owner concerned that potential GWW reroute will hurt business Zirkle Fruit Co. to layoff hundreds in Prossor beginning Oct 17 as apple packing line closes Lummi and Yakima nations call for removal of Bonneville, John Day and Dalles dams, citing that they violate 1855 treaty Local YouTube celebrity builds career in video games You can now subscribe to receive City of Pasco government city council meeting agendas via email