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Between academics, sports, social time, clubs and all the many choices in school, has it all become too much and too overwhelming for kids these days? When is enough, enough!? Some students start their day when the bell rings for "zero hour" at 6:50 a...

Don't miss the fun and the run! Great way to get the blood pumping'!  And a fun way to get out with family and friends and do something healthy!

We had a chance this week to talk with Dr. Richard Jacobs, a former Richland High school alumni, who is one of the participants in the upcoming Concussion Summit being held in Richland by the Kadlec Neurological Resource Center. This important free event is for parents, coaches, medical professionals, and anyone who wants to learn more about this growing issue.

Kadlec Regional Medical Center invites all parents of children, youth, or teens who play sports to attend this important event on how to prevent and properly deal with concussions in sports.

Mothers are being catered to at Reds stadium in Cincinnati Ohio. The chief officer of the team, Phil Castellini, continued to hear requests for somewhere where mothers could nurse their babies. As a father of five himself, Castellini couldn't ignore their need for somewhere to nurse...

This was tough to watch at first but I was laughing by the end because my Super Bowl party looked similar.  Audio is not for all ears turn down your monitor if you're at work.  Go Hawks!

No matter where you were watching from, when viewing the Columbia Cup, you always knew where the TIDE Boat was.

United States Women's National Team goalie and former Richland citizen, Hope Solo was arrested late last night on charges of domestic violence in Kirkland, Washington.

This is such a 2014 solution to a problem.  People are frustrated that golf is hard.  So do we practice and take lessons and work on our game like millions of people before us?  Nope.  We demand that golf gets easier for us.

Reigning NBA Rookie of the Year and NBA All-Star Damian Lillard of the Portland Trail Blazers has some Tri-Cities ties.

You don't really think of badminton as an overly aggressive sport.  But at a tournament in Vancouver on Sunday, things got heated . . . for reasons we don't know . . . and a player attacked one of his opponents.

The starting shortstop for a college summer league team in Missouri called the Hannibal Cavemen was injured on Saturday . . . but it had nothing to do with baseball.