Hanford

Hanford is canceling work for non-essential workers tonight and Monday.

In order for Tri-Citians to go back to work safely, there needs to be some basic sanitation measures especially at a huge construction project like the Handford Vitrification Plant project

A Hanford Worker who died on the site Wednesday has been identified as Teresa Weathers of Kennewick.

If you hear blaring sirens tomorrow don't panic it is just a test.

Here's are our picks of the little known Tri-Cities facts that might surprise you.

The Plutonium Uranium Extraction Plant, built in 1956, is heavily contaminated and the longer it goes without being torn down, brings a chance that a potential radiation leak could be released.

A testing sweep for alcohol and drugs resulted in several Hanford employees testing positive for substances that could interfere with their work.

Noted Tri-Citian now facing another found of financial troubles.

On the heels of a lawsuit from a staffing firm over unpaid bills, a bank has now filed a lawsuit against Tri-Cities entrepreneur Kristopher Lapp over an unpaid loan. Columbia State Bank is headquartered in Tacoma and lists some 150 branches, mostly on the West Side, Oregon and Idaho...

An entrepreneur who's heavily involved in a wide variety of Tri-City area projects and groups is being sued over alleged misuse of government funding. Kristopher Lapp is the founder and owner of i3Global, an IT and media services company based out of Kennewick...

Hanford Patrol and others investigating.

A very unseasonable storm is hitting Tri-Cities and is causing delays all around our region...Hanford Workers have major delays this morning...