TOPPENISH, Wash. — Accomplished linguist and author Virginia Rosalyn Beavert turned 101 on Wednesday, making her the oldest living Yakama Nation elder. She’s also a World War II veteran, teacher, mentor and the driving force behind “Anakú Iwachá: Yakama Legends and Stories,” a book that’s been called a precious gift to the Yakama people. “The name of the book is...
PASCO, Wash. – Investigators with the Pasco Police Department have arrested a man in connection to a fatal hit and run. Julius Pulliam, 36, is suspected of driving a car on November 22 near the intersection of North 20th Avenue and West Nixon Street. Authorities said they have reason to believe Pulliam hit a 74-year-old woman with the car and...
Are you looking for a way to receive support from people dealing with situations similar to yours? Kadlec Community Health offers monthly support groups for a range of reasons.
Good Wednesday evening! The worst of the snow to rain is past our areas. We do have afternoon scattered snow, to rain/snow mix tomorrow evening for all of our cities. If it does come to your area, it will be light. We start our cooldown tomorrow with highs in the mid 30’s. All of our areas will be below the...
KENNEWICK, Wash. — On a drizzly afternoon, Kennewick Firefighter EMT’s are ready for whatever the day brings them. But in their mean time, they’re practicing. “We’re training every opportunity that we have to be the best we can be,” KFD Medical Officer Scott McLellan said. On Wednesday, crews practiced with a new, hands-free CPR machine. “Very innovative, helpful device,” McLellan...
PASCO, Wash. — It was a rainy morning when the ground broke in Pasco. An upgrade is coming for the Tri-Cities Animal Shelter (TCAS). The project has been more than a decade in the making. The new shelter will be constructed to accommodate the increasing need for shelter space as the community outgrows the former buildings. “Our current shelter is...
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REGIONAL – Kittitas and Yakima Counties are in for their first significant snowfall of the 2022 winter season. We’ll see more rain in the Tri-Cities area into the lower parts of the valley, however, it is possible we’ll see a little snow as well. This will make for travel conditions to be messy, especially for the morning commute. PLAN AHEAD!...
As of 4am, unofficial reports from show about 1-2″ on the ground in portions of the Kittitas and Yakima valleys from overnight. An inch in Moses Lake, Hanford, Prosser and Benton City. A trace amount report in West Richland and at the Tri-Cities airport overnight. The morning forecast...
Hundreds of volunteers will gather at the Three Rivers Convention Center on December 2 to build 1,600 bicycles for children in need.
YAKIMA, Wash. — The City of Yakima’s insurance company is paying out a $3 million settlement in a lawsuit claiming poor road design and the city’s lack of action to correct it led to a crash that permanently injured a Yakima man. In the fall of 2015, Mario Garcia, Jr. was struck by another driver while trying to cross Fruitvale...
Beaverton-based Reser’s Fine Foods held a ribbon-cutting ceremony marking operations at its new Pasco processing plant on Sept. 21. The new plant is more than twice the size of its…
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The majority of the patients Grace Clinic serves work hard at their jobs to make ends meet – but they don’t have health insurance. They arrive at the Kennewick clinic…
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The ink was barely dry on a $39 million road improvement plan for Pasco’s Broadmoor area when Big Sky Developers dispatched excavators. Big Sky’s heavy equipment as much as anything…
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One Richland business has figured out a way to inject more fun into travel for kids. A Richland business has figured out a way to inject more fun into travel…
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Benton County closes deal for old KGH building Benton County closed a $1.6 million deal to purchase the former Kennewick General Hospital on Nov. 1. and is seeking a behavioral…
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Rain and dark clouds didn’t dampen the enthusiasm at Visit Tri-Cities’ annual luncheon in early November. Organizers rallied around the event’s upbeat theme, “The future’s so bright, I gotta wear…
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Some of the most amazing companies in the world are hiding in plain sight, right here in Washington. They’re located inside industrial buildings and office parks that we drive by…
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To “build back America” key workers must return to job sites. It is not good enough for President Joe Biden to lean back on low unemployment numbers claiming success when…
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