Zoya Shablykina, 52, immigrated to the United States in the early 2000s from Russia. She was one of five people who died ...

The Kennewick School Board on Wednesday formally signed off on a joint resolution with the city opposing the placement of a ...

A 45-year-old man was allegedly caught with a “large amount of fentanyl” and a stolen gun during a search related to a Kennewick murder.

Students from Columbia Basin College in Pasco and WSU in the Tri-Cities and Pullman can use keyboards and monitors below the displays to learn and practice operating an advanced small modular nuclear ...

The car wash is at 624 S. Ely St., off Highway 395. Business hours are 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Surf Thru, based in Bakersfield, Calif., opened its first local car wash in 2025 near the HAPO Center in Pasco.

Columbia’s highest civic honor, Tri-Citian of the Year, is just a few weeks away. The award is given annually to an individual whose volunteer service positively impacts the region, its economy and ...

The Benton Franklin Health District gave seven failing grades for food safety inspections at restaurants and other establishments selling food in the Tri-Cities area from Feb. 14-20. The health ...

A former Prosser paraeducator is facing a year in jail after being caught with thousands of fentanyl pills and a half pound of methamphetamine. Amy M. Buxton, 45, pleaded guilty on Wednesday in Benton ...

Sky watchers across Washington state will have multiple opportunities to spot something special at night during the month of March. The Evergreen State is home to some of the best spots for stargazing ...

Last summer, unconfirmed rumors blew up on social media that ICE had been spotted outside the Pasco market. While ICE has made arrests across the state, including in Pasco, the Tri-City Herald has not ...

Nothing changes this offseason into defense of the Super Bowl title, the team’s chair tells GM John Schneider and coach Mike Macdonald.

The plan to transfer our Franklin County children to Spokane is haunting me, I think it’s a disservice to our families,” Erin Petty told commissioners.