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More aggressive attack planned for long-smoldering landfill near Pasco

The underground fire will be circled with underground walls and then the smoldering trash will be mixed with grout, according to the Washington State Department of Ecology.Click to Continue »

 

Richland man’s sculpture of Russell Wilson a labor of Seahawks love

Michael Salazar has used his artistic skills to make Wilson shine. He created a clay bust of the quarterback, spending weeks honing and perfecting.Click to Continue »

 

Reach center in Richland celebrates ‘miracle’ first year

Since the facility opened last July, it’s drawn thousands of visitors from the Tri-Cities and beyond.Click to Continue »

 

Mount St. Helens is flourishing, but access remains challenging

Although over the years there has been public debate over whether Mount St. Helens should be part of the national parks system, much of its north side can be enjoyed…Click to Continue »

 

Yakima fire official arrested on suspicion of sexual misconduct

Bail was set at $200,000 Thursday for a Yakima Fire Department lieutenant accused of having sex with an underage girl he was teaching at a local school.Click to Continue »

 

CBC offering info session on new business degree program

Columbia Basin College will offer information sessions about its new competency-based education program in business beginning July 7.Click to Continue »

 

Sheriff: Bodies found badly burned in Franklin County ravine

The bodies were found Thursday night in a ravine near Scootney Road and Hendricks Road, said Sheriff Jim Raymond.Click to Continue »

 

Richland, West Richland officials advise against fireworks use

Officials ask people not to ignite fireworks in the Mid-Columbia over the July 4 holiday, but stop short of temporary bans like those implemented in the Wenatchee area.Click to Continue »

 

Ranch & Home founder is grand marshal for Pasco’s Grand Old 4th parade

George Dress, 82, founder and owner of the Ranch & Home stores, will serve as grand marshal of Saturday’s Grand Old 4th of July parade in Pasco.Click to Continue »

 

June in Tri-Cities a month for the record books

July also is expected to be warmer than usual in the Tri-cities, according to the National Weather Service.Click to Continue »

 

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