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Cory Bemis owner of Yakima's John L. Scott Real Estate says the current home sales price is $320,000 which is a 16.58% increase from last year

Massive cleanups all over the region after powerful blast storm rocks Mid Columbia

Inslee's team officials say it will be pursued again, probably next session, but for now the bill is all but dead.

Revised bill still sets removal timetable for natural gas from developments.

Orchards were rezoned two years ago, and with operator saying they are not going to renew the orchard lease, this clears way for development.

Zoning laws aren't captivating or 'fun' but builders and developers are watching this one closely. Very closely as are city planners. Proposed law would mix multi-family units with single family homes--even apartments.

For most of us, we're under the impression landlines (home phones) are disappearing, going the way of the payphone. But before you think they're completely obsolete, consider the folks who are going to be celebrating National Landline Telephone Day March 10th...

On the Tri-Cities Real Estate Update Saturday mornings at 9am with Lance Kenmore on Newstalk870, we stay on top of the latest news and notes with real estate, in a fun and interesting fashion.  Lance reports that millennials are the fastest growing segment of the home buying population. Why?

More information has been released by Kennewick police about a rental scam involving foreclosed homes, and they're asking possible victims to come forward.

15 years ago, a record-setting payout was made to settle a case of neglect and abuse in the Washington state Department of Social and Health Services system that cares for developmentally disabled adults.  But nearly two decades later, a study shows little has been done to improve the system.