Prosser News

It also will include a clause requiring him not only to do his job legally and ethically, but also morally.

She also will be at Runners Soul for pictures and questions in Kennewick from 2 to 4 p.m. Friday, May 17 during packet pickup.

In 1980, Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. founder Ken Grossman effectively put the Cascade hop of Yakima on the map.

Governor Jay Inslee was in the Yakima Valley Monday evening, at a community celebration honoring the National Teacher of the Year, Jeff Charbonneau.

Do you believe in magic? For the next four days, more than a dozen girls will be getting their hands dirty at Mentoring a Girl in Construction Camp, or MAGIC.

Brown was unanimously selected by Benton County Commissioners last January to replace the Senate seat vacated by former State Senator Jerome Delvin.

This year the honor goes to Allen Brecke. Brecke told NBC Right Now he is very honored to be named the Tri-Citian of 2013 and he is inspired now to live up to that title.

The U.S. Department of Energy announced Monday that workers have exceeded DOE's annual goal of removing 500 pounds of hexavalent chromium from groundwater before the end of the fiscal year.

At approximately 0600 hours, May 12, a fisherman reported a body floating in the Yakima River near the Wanawish Dam.

It's been almost two years since Rick Castaneda started filming his movie, Cement Suitcase, in the Lower Yakima Valley.

A Prosser farmer could face up to a year in jail after prosecutors say he failed to properly store hazardous waste that severely burned three men on a farm in Benton County.

The committee of administrators, teachers, parents and a student recommended the books remain on the shelves.

Prosser police are searching for a Grandview man who has been missing since Sunday when his car was found abandoned on Wine Country Road in Prosser.

If you didn't sample enough wine these past weeks during the region's spring barrel tastings, there's another chance.

An architecture firm with an office in Kennewick will provide analysis and cost estimates for some proposed improvements at the Benton County courthouse in Prosser.

One book challenged by a social studies teacher will remain in school libraries, but the fate of another is not yet entirely decided.

Don’t sleep in Saturday. If you do you’ll miss the first fresh greens, radishes and other early produce at the five farmers markets opening for the season.

It's not just a school bus -- it's a spot to check email and do homework. Prosser is one of a few districts in Eastern Washington with wi-fi access on a school bus.

Chains are required on Interstate 90 over Snoqualmie Pass Monday morning because of snow.

Two books challenged by a Prosser High School teacher will go before the Prosser School Board in a final effort to have them removed from school libraries.