Local artist brings art, music to Uptown Shopping Center
Piano keys may be black and white, but a fresh coat of paint is attracting musicians and new life to the Uptown Shopping Center in Richland.
Author: Kierra Elfalan
Three kids caught fleeing the scene of a fire in custody
Three boys are in police custody after running away from the scene of a brush fire right next to Stevens Middle School in Pasco.
Pasco police looking for armed robber
Pasco police are looking for a man who allegedly robbed two people at gunpoint on Tuesday morning.
Local man donates organs, saves four lives
A local family is speaking out with a powerful message after suffering deep loss.
Tesla Winery Tours owner passes away suddenly
The founder of Tesla Winery Tours in Walla Walla passed away suddenly on Monday morning.
Fireworks safety: young children
Some of you are going to be using fireworks this Fourth of July, but there are a few safety tips to keep in mind especially if you have young children.
Kennewick crews investigate fire that may have ignited from lawn mowing
Firefighters are urging you to think twice about mowing dry grass in these hot conditions following a fire near an apartment complex in Kennewick.
Trios Health expecting to be out of debt in 1 to 3 years
On Friday Trios Health officials held a press conference just one day after they announced that they will be filing for Chapter 9 bankruptcy.
Patrols increase for boating under the influence
The Franklin County Sheriff's Office is one of many agencies across the nation participating in "Operation Dry Water."
Richland fireworks volunteers hoping to give back with proceeds
Fireworks stands are officially open, but one stand is hoping to give back to those in need with its sales.
Fireworks: rules and regulations
The Fourth of July is just a week away and with fireworks stands opening on Wednesday, firefighters want to make sure you know the rules and regulations that come along with the holiday.
Ride Transit Month: Environmental benefits
June is not over yet, which means it is still "Ride Transit Month" across Washington state.
Crews battle fire on I-82 East outside of Prosser
The Washington State Department of Natural Resources has listed both Benton and Franklin County at "high risk" for fire danger as crews continue to battle fires across the region.
Comparing the Senate health care bill to Obamacare, the House proposal
After weeks of cloak-and-dagger discussions, the Senate Republican health care bill could come up for a vote as early as Thursday.
New study casts doubt on the benefit of Seattle's $15 minimum wage
Seattle wanted to help workers when it voted in 2014 to gradually hike its minimum wage to $15 an hour.
Domestic Violence Services seeks air mattress donations
Domestic Violence Services of Benton and Franklin Counties is asking the public to donate air mattresses as their clients start over in their new places.
State responds to letter from West Richland regarding pot shop location
The Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board responded to West Richland's concerns regarding a pot shop that is set to open near a preschool on Friday.
Walla Walla General Hospital breaks its silence following closure announcement
After five days, Walla Walla General broke its silence regarding their plans to close since their announcement on Monday.
Who gets hurt and who gets helped by the Senate health care bill
Republicans are one step closer to fulfilling their years-long pledge to repeal and replace Obamacare.
Etihad Airways will let you pay for 'neighbor-free seats'
It's the ultimate travel perk: Walking onto a plane and discovering the other seats in your aisle are empty.
Woman in jail after stabbing boyfriend in genitals
A woman is in the Benton County jail for allegedly stabbing her boyfriend in the genitals.
Energy Northwest awarded for commitment to hiring veterans
A local energy company was honored for their commitment to veterans on Thursday.
Richland council accepting Code Enforcement Board applications
The Richland City Council is accepting applications from citizens interested in serving on its Code Enforcement Board.
John Oliver sued by coal CEO claiming 'character assassination'
John Oliver -- and a giant squirrel -- made the king of coal seriously angry.
