Home & Garden

Regardless of Snowmageddon in February, it's the snowpack in Cascades and elsewhere, and reservoir levels that determine what water will look like irrigation wise this year, and every year.
Kennewick Irrigation District, and others, are now saying the water levels are dropping when it comes to p…

Despite a plethora of conflicting information, it appears the Walla Walla KMart store has survived the dozens of store cuts made across the country.
Despite hundreds of Sears and KMart stores being shuttered, a $4.4 billion dollar buyout by former CEO Eddie Lampert was formally approved earlier this …

RIGHT NOW you can enter to win a $2,000 refrigerator from Fred's Appliances and the Home & Garden Show!

Forget losing weight, exercising, eating better, making more money etc. One of the best new year's resolutions you can make is to make your house numbers brighter, bigger and more visible!
What?!? The West Richland Police Department and other agencies remind people if you're house numbers are not rea…

The holidays are over.... I know such a drag, and now it's time to take down all the decorations...and what to do with the gorgeous REAL Christmas tree...

There are certain things you really shouldn't burn, according to experts. They include treated lumber (chemicals and harmful fumes),  aerosol cans (grenade!) and now Christmas wrapping paper.
What?!? Pretty sure a lot of folks toss it in the fireplace (if they have one)...

Bagged leaves will be collected on your garbage day during the first full weeks of October, November, December, and January

State Farm Insurance has released a new list of items that you probably shouldn't be storing in your garage, at least for long periods of time. Some of them probably make sense, but others might come as a surprise.
Some create definite hazards to your home, others could result in the items being…

Ready.Gov has compiled all the information that you'll need in case of a disaster.

Walla Walla Sweet Onions Harvest Begins

Walmart Will Assemble Your Furniture For You!

Now that temps are dropping, and more heat is needed in homes, a variety of experts and fire safety officials are saying don't plug space heaters or others into power strips. Otherwise, they will look like this picture, courtesy of the Umatilla County Fire District 1.