Good morning, Pasco.

Animal control officers from Tri-Cities Animal Services are working to trap an injured black dog with a broken leg in Columbia Park, Kennewick and are asking residents to keep a safe distance.

Officials advise everyone not to feed, chase, or approach the dog and to call Animal Control at 509-545-3740 if spotted.

Benton and Franklin counties residents can cast their vote on a poll asking if Tri-Cities fireworks should be banned after lively Fourth of July celebrations — the survey gathers opinions on noise and safety for upcoming events.

Demolition of the old SONIC drive-in has begun in Kennewick at Gage & Grandridge Boulevard, paving the way for a Burgerville restaurant.

Permits have been issued for the project, though no opening date has been set.

Candidate John Duresky from West Richland said affordability is the main concern for voters in the 4th District ahead of the Aug.

4 primary. He joined a pledge group to support reforms like term limits and ethics rules if elected.

Breakthrough Basketball Skills Camp

Camp runs Jul 14-16 — Columbia Basin College — Registration fee of $97 for observing coaches — Enhance your basketball skills with expert drills and coaching.

Etrnty Slammed Auto Fest

5-10 p.m. — HAPO Center — Tickets starting at $56 — Experience an unforgettable automotive festival in Pasco, WA.

CODIGO FN Concert with Herencia de Patrones

7 p.m. — HAPO Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience an electrifying night of live regional music featuring Codigo FN and more.