Pasco

Located at 8425 Chapel Hill Boulevard, the soft-opening is THIS weekend.

Instead of the original two lanes in each direction, Sylvester Street has been reduced to one 10.5-foot lane in each direction with an 11-foot center turn lane. A 6-foot wide sidewalk for pedestrians was added on the north side and a shared multi-use path on the south side for bicycles and pedestrians.

A tale from Tri-Cities, Washington, in 1948, reveals a mysterious theft of dog bowls and the ultimate culprit.

Taurus? Gemini? Virgo? Aquarius? Which Tri-Cities sign is right for you when it comes to home or work?

Discover the charm of Sonoma County with a variety of activities, from wine tasting at award-winning wineries to exploring historic landmarks in downtown Sonoma Plaza.

Whether you're hungry or just looking to support Tri-Cities local businesses, your next weekend shopping trip should be to the Pasco Farmers Market.

A parade, a car show, dancing, beer, and food - this weekend in Pasco is all about Cinco de Mayo! Cinco de Mayo is Spanish for the “fifth of May” and highlights and celebrates Mexico’s victory over the Second French Empire at the battle of Puebla in 1862.

A combination of high-definition imagery and sound on the most high-tech projection system in the Pacific Northwest presents a 36-foot panoramic view of the universe in 3D at Bechtel’s National Planetarium in Pasco. And, it’s open to the public.

There's many creepy ghost towns near Pasco, Washington that are worth a road trip.

Join the American Red Cross on April 12th at Pasco Police training facility to save lives through blood donation.

Discover how the City of Pasco is enhancing infrastructure with road closures for utility installations and road restorations. Stay informed on detours and upgrades!

Stay informed on Pasco's upcoming road projects and incidents.