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Garbage collection in Wenatchee looks nothing like it did years ago. One operator and a mechanical arm now do what used to take two people.

Walmart's bringing drone delivery to the Pacific Northwest, and your stuff could arrive faster than you'd expect.

Canadians drugs have been a money saver for Americans for years, but new tariffs coming October 22nd are about to change that game.

Hanford High School’s football program has scored a big win before even taking the field last Friday night.

Pasco faces tough budget decisions, and city leaders are trying to close a multimillion-dollar gap without cutting services residents depend on, like fire and police.

An alleged threat between students at Chief Joseph Middle School prompted police involvement and a case review Thursday.

Flu showed up early this year in the West, catching health officials a bit off guard as cases climbed starting in September.

Turns out people are craving Europe this fall, and two of our neighboring towns are delivering that vibe without the plane ticket.

The south columbia irrigation district serves areas stretching from Mattawa, to Connell and south through Franklin County

The sleep aid was recalled by the FDA due to ingredients not disclosed on the labeling.

A massage gun sitting unused in a closet nearly burned down a home. Turns out lithium-ion batteries can be dangerous even when you're not using them.

Larch March brings crowds to Washington trails every fall, and parking chaos comes with it. WSDOT has some practical advice for everyone heading out.

Take our poll, what's the one thing you'd love to see in the Tri-Cities in 2027? Chime in, we'd love to hear from you.

Moses Lake Police along with ATF, conducted the operation, and nabbed a total of 42 suspects.

Ring, one of the biggest manufacturers of doorbell cameras, now is rolling out a keyless deadblot lock that's rechargeable

Not all of them, but a company whose partnership has 412 locations in 131 WA cities, including 17 in the Tri-Cities, will see their crypto currency ATM's go away.     WA State Reaches Settlement with CoinMe CoinMe, according to the WA State Department of Financial Insitutions, is a Seattle-based firm that deals in crypto currency and money "transmitting."   They ...

Avalanche Energy Designs and the Tri-City Development Council are working together on a facility to build modular fusion energy machines in Tri-Cities.