Snow causes wrecks across Tri-Cities. Schools, businesses impacted. When will it clear up?
Jonathan Agreda and his five-year-old son, Xavier, are sprayed with snow while sledding on a vacant land on South Vancouver ...
Update: Snow cancels Tri-Cities after-school activities. Hanford, other workers sent home
â–ª The Richland School District has canceled after-school activities and athletics for Thursday except for high school playoff ...
Pardoned Tri-Cities Jan. 6 defendant says he should be cleared of charges for later threats
He allegedly threatened the former vice president and house speaker and tried to gain access to Obama’s D.C. home.
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Long-serving Tri-Cities ‘old-style Republican’ lawmaker with an independent streak dies
Shirley Hankins, who represented the Tri-Cities in the Washington state Legislature for 24 years as a moderate Republican with an independent streak, died Monday. She was 93. The Richland ...
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Incoming snow causing crashes, traffic delays throughout Tri-Cities, NE Oregon
According to WSDOT's Real-Time Travel Map, traffic is delayed on SR-240 in Kennewick, George Washington Way in Richland, ...
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WSU Tri-Cities Tackles Segregation's Legacy with Groundbreaking Architecture Course
WSU Tri-Cities intertwines history and architecture in a course to address segregation's impacts on urban landscapes and ...
Judge rejects pardoned Tri-Cities Jan. 6 defendant’s bid to have Obama threats dropped
Taranto, 39, of Pasco, asked the court to drop felony federal weapons charges and a misdemeanor charge for a bomb threat, ...
Southeast WA refugee group reeling after Trump orders. 30% of employees cut
About half of the organization’s staff members are former legal refugees fleeing persecution, war or violence.
4 dead, 7 hurt after teen driver hits bus. She was trying to pass a car in Central WA
The car that was being passed on Highway 28 southeast of Wenatchee in Douglas County also was hit in the crash. That driver, ...
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WA state law doesn't allow jails to help ICE. Tri-Cities leader wants to call the bluff
Delvin first brought the issue up at the board's Jan. 7 regular meeting and discussed it more in an interview with the Tri-City Herald. Delvin has suggested that while the state's Keep Washington ...