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After Kennewick voters shot down (for the second time) the ambitious Link Project, Kennewick and Tri-City Americans officials stress the hockey team isn't going anywhere. Kennewick voters downed the project, which would have used a sales tax to refurbish and remodel most of the aging Toyota Center, as well as add thousands of square feet of convention center space and an additional performing arts

Governor and GM Bob Tory of the Tri-City Americans said today the team has signed their WHL 1st Round Draft Pick Marc Lajoie (pronounced Luh-Jshuwa) to what's called the standard WHL Player Agreement. He was the first player they took in the WHL draft earlier this month...

The Americans had a three goal third period lead and couldn't hold it as Everett scored three goals in less than 5 minutes to force overtime.

It had been years since the Americans had just one sweep in the post season, but tonight they will play to win their second sweep of the 2018 WHL Playoffs!

The Tri-City Americans will certainly be less tired than Victoria as they open up the 2nd Round of the WHL Playoffs Friday. (Photo by Jon Howe courtesy Tri City Americans) But some say it's better to keep 'playing' or busy rather than have time off...

The goalie who's taken care of the net for the Canadian National Women's team made a trip through the Tri-Cities 16 years ago, and to this day remains the first and only woman to appear in a Western Hockey League contest of any kind. Shannon Szabados, who was beaten on that incredible penalty shot by Jocelyne Lamoreux-Davidson Wednesday night in the Gold Medal game, played in a pre-season game for

Are the Am's Juuso and Finland's Center related?

Another defenseman is coming to Tri-Cities, while two players are headed to Calgary.

FormerTr-iCity Americans player Mitch Fadden died earlier this week at age 29. Family members and past team mates found out on Monday morning that he had passed away in his sleep that night. He was known as very dangerous scorer on the ice...

Thursday, in a move that did surprise some people, the Tri-City Americans traded 18-year-old forward Brett Leason to Prince Albert.