The draft report summarizes potential positive and negative impacts pertaining to the breaching, removal or retention of the lower Snake River dams. The workshop’s purpose is to inform the public of the contents of the draft report.
Richland offers free CPR classes to prepare community and reduce cardiac arrest-related deaths
Special Olympics Washington seeks sign ups for annual Polar Plunge, Jan. 25 at Columbia Point Marina Park
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Britain secures Kennewick mayorship and an ethics complaint. Jim Millbauer and Brad Beauchamp join the council
Ryan Lukson replaces Robert Thompson as Richland’s mayor
Pasco council elects city’s first Latino mayor and mayor pro tem
Richland Hosts public open house for Downtown Connectivity Study, Jan. 23 at City of Richland Council Chambers
Chiawana’s state Hall of Fame football coach steps down to hunt more
Kennewick developers who purchased the former Harris Farm in Pasco plan up to 600 homes on waterfront
Pasco teachers receive over $3,900 in STEM grants for classroom projects
Randy Slovic criticizes Richland council’s priorities, continued lack of transparency and insufficient diligence
The Richland council discussed a 175-page Downtown Traffic study in their non-televised pre-meeting. The study has yet to be released to the public. Slovic and former council member Dori Luzzo-Gilmour allege that multiple council members have not yet read any of the study.
Tri-Cities LGBTQ+ community holding demonstration to say ‘hate has no home here’ in response to assault of gay couple in PascoThe couple were assaulted by four men who were then charged with 2nd degree assault and malicious harassment.
State fines DOE $1 million, accusing it of withholding Hanford safety information
RSD completely pays off student lunch debt with Super Hero Lunch Fund and donation from Numerica
Storage depot opens on Clearwater Ave. in Kennewick
Home sales and prices climb in Tri-Cities
DrewBoy Creative calls for art to display in ‘Blue’ show
New Kennewick fire chief could be chosen by the end of the month
Richland School District’s online survey for superintendent search goes live
Tri-Cities residents protest potential war with Iran
Richland Parks and Rec. grant funds available with mandatory Jan. 16 meeting at Richland Community Center
Benton-Franklin Council of Governments to discuss transportation plan at open house, Jan. 22
Richland Parks and Rec. holding workshop today, 6 pm at the Richland Community Center meeting room
Local non-profit, Mirror Ministries, helps sex trafficking survivors start fresh
Traded Americans player, James Malm, suspended after refusing to report
TRAC bridal show returns, Jan. 12 from 11 am to 4 pm
PNNL and UW creating app to help delivery drivers find parking
A look at how the minimum wage increase is affecting Adventures Underground
Mid-Columbia Libraries forgives outstanding fines and no longer charges late fees
Registration now open for Tri-Cities Women in Business Conference Jan. 29
State to investigate campaign for The Link project after improper use of public money complaint
Pasco, Colvilles pledge cooperation on casino planning
Land use questions draw concern after West Richland resident tries to develop property issued during homesteading in 1930s
SR 240 reopened after tumbleweeds shut down road for over 10 hours
Governor declares emergency after semi with oversize load causes $1.1 million in damages to I-82 overpass
Hiring at Hanford’s massive plant targets nation’s most dangerous radioactive waste
'Cafeteria Burrito' will be back on the Tumbleweeds' menu permanently in 2020
Cities, counties can now ban refugees. Pasco City Council and both Benton and Franklin county Commissions vote to open doors