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Stacey Henderson and Ukiah Petersen, both of Pasco, are planning a Sept. 14 wedding at Shadow Lake Ranch in Prosser.
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Tri-Cities Bridges Get WSDOT Good Condition Rating
The Washington State Department of Transportation and Tri-Cities drivers can feel safe when they drive across our local bridges.
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Political prisoner returns to family after 16 years
Imprisoned in his native Burma for his pro-democracy and labor rights activism, he couldn't hold his wife, or tell her he loved her face-to-face. But on Friday night, the 57-year-old walked off a plane at the Tri-Cities Airport in Pasco and back into their arms.
Tip Jar Thief Could Face Organized Retail Theft Charges
If he's charged with theft in this case, he could face increased penalties for organized retail theft for committing thefts at three retail locations in six months.
Letter: Consider who is responsible for Franklin County doughnut hole kerfuffle
In 1993, we purchased a lot in the doughnut hole, knowing that the area had been designated a part of the city of Pasco growth area.
Design Plans to Help Traffic Congestion on Road 68 in Pasco
The City of Pasco has been working on plans to improve traffic flow on Road 68. The City estimates that 50,000 vehicles use Road 68 every day and that number is only expected to grow.
Moses Lake Children Receive Rabies Treatment
Children in a Moses Lake family are receiving rabies treatment as a precaution after they were found playing with several dead bats.
Six-car fender bender on blue bridge
Cars pack in on the southbound lanes of Highway 395 on the Pasco side of the blue bridge following a six-car fender bender on the bridge late Thursday morning.
Our Voice: We're thankful for graduates and compassionate gestures that help them and others
Daughter won't testify in Stuart trial
A young girl who may have witnessed her grandmother's fatal shooting more than two years ago will not be called to testify in her mother's upcoming murder trial, the Franklin County prosecutor said Wednesday.
A who's who of Tri-Cities community leaders gathered for the State of the Cities luncheon in Pasco Tuesday.
Pasco School District's Assistant Superintendent Retiring
Assistant Superintendent Cal Bacon is retiring in June after 30 years as a teacher, principal, and administrator for the Pasco School District.
Bryan Vargas, 20, of Pasco uses a small resistance parachute to train for conditioning Wednesday at Edgar Brown Stadium in Pasco.
Our Voice: Pasco off to good start on three STEM elementary schools
Parents ought to be encouraged by the Pasco School Board's bold plan to build not only new school buildings but also new ways of teaching their children.
Pasco schools administrator retiring after 30 years
The district will hold an open house from 3:30 to 5 p.m. on May 29 at the administrative headquarters at 1215 W. Lewis St., to thank and recognize Bacon for her service, according to a release.
Pasco Holds Public Meetings Tonight on Road 68 & Oregon Avenue Project
The Road 68 Improvements Phase 2 project include raised median treatments on Road 68 between Burden Blvd and Sandifur Parkway and median/turn lane modifications at the Burden and Clemente intersection to prevent left turns.
Kennewick man wins $250,000 in lottery
The winning ticket was bought at the Circle K convenience store at 483 Broadmoor Blvd., in Pasco.
Work begins on blue bridge lights
Jim MacRoberts with the Washington State Department of Transportation sets out barricades at West Lewis Street and West 28th Avenue in Pasco on Tuesday to close lanes on the blue bridge for the installation of new LED lights.
A sex offender could be living next to your kid's playground
As your kids gear up for summer break, Action News uncovered which parks have the most sex offenders nearby.
Effluent treatment project designed to be attractive to wineries
The city of Pasco and the Port of Pasco used a similar method — building a process water treatment plant — to attract food processors to the Pasco Processing Center.