Holidays

Ten documented haunted locations across Washington offer paranormal seekers a chance to experience the state's spookier side this Halloween weekend.

Kids can trick-or-treat through City Hall on October 28th, followed by a free showing of The Nightmare Before Christmas nearby.

October brings together a rare lineup of events in the Tri-Cities that won't happen the same way again for years to come.

Looking for an excuse to get outside this fall? The Tri-Cities area has plenty of spots worth the walk or bike ride.

It feels early to be talking about Christmas shipping deadlines, but USPS just released its recommended mailing and shipping dates for the 2026 holiday season.

Dodge zombies, protect your flags, and chase Halloween thrills at Kennewick's family-friendly Zombie Dash on October 31.

The Tri-Cities pumpkin patch scene is getting started, but Eastern Washington has some serious contenders too.

Spirit Halloween stores has already announced their temporary lease locations in the Tri-Cities.

Every July, the same argument flares up across Benton and Franklin counties, take our poll, should fireworks be banned in the Tri-Cities?

Every July 4th, animal shelters across the Tri-Cities see a surge in lost pets - Here are 8 tips to keep those pooches safe in the Columbia Basin.

If you're planning to be outside Saturday morning, look up, the Oregon Air National Guard has a pretty spectacular Fourth of July surprise lined up for Oregon and Southwestern Washington.

West Richland Animal Control has a quiet but serious reminder for anyone with a four-legged family member heading into the holiday weekend.