Good morning, Pasco.

The Tri-Cities Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is launching a workshop lasting four days in late March to help drivers start their own businesses.

In partnership with the Office of Minority & Women's Business Enterprises, the training will cover certification, contracting and government opportunities in English and Spanish.

Tri-Cities Quilter's Guild is showcasing its quilt exhibit at Richland's Gallery at the Park until Jan.

30 & the nonprofit donates quilts to veterans and those in need, highlighting decades of local quilting artistry.

Shelley Redinger, superintendent of Richland School District, announced her retirement on Jan.

23; she will leave when her contract ends at the end of June 2027 after the board did not extend her contract.

Ballots for the Feb. 10 special election are being mailed to voters for all three Tri-Cities school districts as they seek to renew levies that cover 10 to 20 percent of school budgets — district leaders warn that without these funds, athletics and extracurricular programs may face cuts.

The Port of Kennewick is seeking community input on its cleanup plan after forever chemicals were found at Vista Field, and officials will use soil test results to guide remediation efforts (more details will be shared soon).

The Department of Fish and Wildlife is allocating $1.4 million to fund habitat restoration and install wildlife-friendly fencing for conservation groups and local Indian tribes in Eastern Washington, supporting projects that improve wildlife safety.

Washington blood banks face a severe shortage + officials urge eligible donors to help avoid delays in non-emergency surgeries; two regional centers are sourcing supplies from out-of-state, making each donation critical to saving lives.

Los Rugar Concert

8 PM – 12 AM — Tropicana — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy live music as Los Rugar performs their hit song 'Arrogante y Tóxica'.