Kadlec

We've been watching this for weeks and weeks and finally, there seems to be an agreement in place so hundreds of Kadlec nurses won't go on strike

Truck slammed across front of car, then left garage. Damage said to be extensive.

Officials now say the suspect who threatened to shoot doctors and workers at Kadlec Regional Medical Center in Richland Monday night is an employee of the hospital. 51-year-old Matthew Ganz entered the campus just before 7pm Monday night, armed, and threatened to kill numerous people...

Richland and Kennewick police teamed up to catch a potentially dangerous threatening man, who was also apparently suicidal Monday night. Just before 7pm, a 911 call alerted police there was a man at Kadlec Regional Medical Center in Richland, armed with a gun and threatening staff...

Not only will this man spend 11 years in prison on child porn charges, he will never work in the medical field again.

This last weekend's most recent prostitution sting netted ten more would-be 'sex searchers,' one of them being a man who works as a pediatrician in the Kadlec Health Care system. A search of the Kadlec medical system shows he has already been removed from their list of doctors.

After a vote was held April 10-20th, over 800 workers at Kadlec Regional Medical Center have chosen to form a union that will be part of SEIU (Service Employees International Union) 1199NW.

The Washington State Nurses Association says an advisory vote taken Monday by nurses who work at Kadlec Regional Medical Center shows if it came to a strike, 90% of the health care workers would vote yes.

Thanks to the alert medical personnel at Kadlec Regional Medical Center, a 2-month old boy is going to make a full recovery from significant injuries sustained presumably at the hands of a 20-year-old male.

Remember when Kadlec Regional Medical Center was purchased by Providence Health & Services last year? Well, the nursing staff's 3-year contract is up for renegotiation and this is the first year the union is facing off against the new owner. You may have seen the yellow signs in yards around Tri-Cities urging support for nurses.