Tri-Cities News

A Richland resident was gifted a new air conditioner thanks to the community.
It's always great when we can showcase some awesomeness going on in our neighborhoods.
Richland Police would like to recognize the generosity of the Richland Police Department Foundation...

Prosser Police are issuing a stern warning...DO NOT DRINK AND DRIVE.
An incident on I-82 this morning could have been a tragedy for those on the roadway.
A woman was arrested, for suspicion of Driving Under the Influence, after several people reported a vehicle traveling the wrong way...

The driver seems to have been trying to break the sound barrier (unknown to him, Chuck Yeager broke it a million years ago) and then the unexpected happened, he got busted by the Benton County Sheriff's Office.

With Fair Food Fest coming soon to State Fair Park, they invited the local media to get some samples of what to expect at this year's event. They did not disappoint. Here's a quick look at what we saw.

Gotta' love our Benton County Sheriff's Deputies.  Thursday proved to be quite a day, as a herd of cattle was discovered near Missimer Road and Albro Road in Prosser.
A good samaritan was able to gather them and keep them safe.  Are they yours...

A sharp eyed Pasco officer 'responded' to a suspicious looking buy-sell ad on social media. Then the fun began.

It's been a long few months for fans of the gym.  Until recently, Tri-Cities gyms have been closed due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Friday will be THE day for members of Gold's Gym in Tri-Cities.  The Kennewick and Richland gyms will re-open to members Monday thru Friday from 5 am…

A man during a traffic stop near Kennewick High School decided to throw down with KPD stating he "wanted to fight the big boys", nevertheless, KPD responded in kind.

Yakima Police are searching for a 16-year old who has been missing since September 2nd

Kennewick Police are searching this morning for a suspect who randomly fired shots at the Heatherstone Apartments.

Well, whatever you want to call us fellow locals, food and beverages bring all the Yaki-people to the yard, especially these 10 things.

What's your best pandemic or smoke management purchase so far? Anything small and inexpensive that's made things easier?