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Three new positive cases of COVID-19 identified in Tri-Cities
Three new positive cases of COVID-19 identified in Tri-Cities
Three new positive cases of COVID-19 identified in Tri-Cities
Kennewick, Wash.-- There are three new cases of coronavirus in the Tri-Cities for Tuesday The Benton-Franklin Health District is reporting a total of 19 cases, with 12 in Benton County, and 7 in Franklin County, and includes two epidemiological cases that are linked to patients who tested positive for the virus ...
Fire agencies grateful for public support
Fire agencies grateful for public support
Fire agencies grateful for public support
KENNEWICK, Wash.-- Many residents in the Tri-Cities recognize the hard-- and often dangerous work that first responders are involved in, and they look for ways to offer a "thank you". But for now, bringing meals and treats to fire stations isn't a good idea ... Read More ...
Tri-Cities Airport remains open for travelers
Tri-Cities Airport remains open for travelers
Tri-Cities Airport remains open for travelers
PASCO, Wash. - Travelers can still access commercial aviation through the Tri-Cities Airport. The airport is considered essential by Governor Inslee and will remain open through the Stay-At-Home order. Airport Director, Buck Taft says that the airport was growing in the months of January and February, but March is going to be a much different story ...
Staff member at Badger Mountain Elementary School in Richland tests positive for the COVID-19 virus
Staff member at Badger Mountain Elementary School in Richland tests positive for the COVID-19 virus
Staff member at Badger Mountain Elementary School in Richland tests positive for the COVID-19 virus
RICHLAND, Wash. - School officials sent a letter to students and teachers who are associated with Badger Mountain Elementary School saying that a staff member at the school has tested positive for coronavirus. The Richland School District has been working closely with the Benton Franklin Health District, to identify those students and staff members who may have come in contact with the infected st
‘Martial law’ rumors are not true
‘Martial law’ rumors are not true
‘Martial law’ rumors are not true
BENTON COUNTY, Wash. - The Benton County Sheriff's Office wants you to know that the rumors of 'Martial Law' are not true. Officials released a statement Tuesday morning to assure the public that there are no orders to detain, arrest, ticket or establish checkpoints for compliance ...
Six on the run after escaping Yakima County Jail
Six on the run after escaping Yakima County Jail
Six on the run after escaping Yakima County Jail
YAKIMA, Wash.-- Fourteen men forced their way out of the Yakima County Jail Monday night, and six of them are still on the run. According to a press release from the Yakima County Sheriff's Office, the inmates used a table to force their way through an exterior fire door just after 7:00pm ... Read More ...
Three organizations partner together to help gather much needed medical supplies
Three organizations partner together to help gather much needed medical supplies
Three organizations partner together to help gather much needed medical supplies
KENNEWICK, Wash. - With the virus outbreak hitting our area hard, three local organizations are coming together to ask for the community's help with supplying critical medical supplies. Tri-City Development Council (TRIDEC), Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce and Visit Tri-Cities, have come together to operate a drop off location where people can donate the critical medical supplies ... Read Mo

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