Good morning, Pasco.

Tri-Cities Animal Services in Pasco has sheltered nearly 3,000 dogs & cats since the start of 2025 and now cares for about 160 animals as winter cold and recent flooding add urgency for pet reunions.

Bluewood is preparing to open after a month-long delay because of unseasonably warm and wet weather (General Manager Pete Korfiatis said the venue will welcome guests soon).

The B Reactor Museum Association will host a talk by Bruce Napier, a retired environmental health physicist, at the Richland Public Library on Monday, Jan.

12 to explain Hanford’s role in regional radiation exposure (free admission).

The B Reactor Museum Association is hosting a free talk by nuclear expert Bruce Napier at the Richland Public Library on Monday, Jan.

12. The event will explore Hanford's role in nuclear history and its impact on radiation safety + global health.

A recent study shows that WA now ranks 23rd in homeschool rates, with figures rising 43% since the pandemic (about 9,000 students left public schools).

The findings mark an ongoing trend in education for local families.

Washington is set to start a $126M program for zero-emission trucks this spring to help fleet owners switch from diesel to cleaner options.

The program will offer vouchers for trucks and equipment and is funded by state carbon auctions.

Subclade K—a new flu variant spreading quickly in many states—has not yet appeared locally; health officials advise residents to get a flu shot to protect themselves.

The Tri-City Dust Devils are hiring for gameday roles (including parking attendants, concessions workers, and ushers) as they prepare for the upcoming baseball season.

Applications open January 8 for seasonal, part-time work ideal for students and summer job seekers.