Good morning, Pasco.

136 golfers gathered at Canyon Lakes Golf Course in Kennewick on Friday for the 23rd Annual Jim Saunders Legacy Golf Tournament to honor 34 fallen Washington State Patrol officers + all funds raised went directly to the Fallen Scholarship Fund to help children and spouses attend college.

Jack in the Box will close an Everett location in October — workers have been notified while the chain targets up to 200 outlets nationwide.

Five Tri-Cities restaurants are among the 130 in Washington, but no specific Tri-Cities site has been confirmed yet.

Franklin County is considering selling the HAPO Center in Pasco and may turn it into a casino; no final decision has been made yet.

Franklin County asked the Yakama Tribal Council about a casino at HAPO Center near Burden Blvd — sparking debate among residents as social media shows mixed opinions amid a lease dispute with the city.

Starting October 1, the DOE will change the Hanford Advisory Board to include about 20 local representatives (replacing a long-standing structure) to enhance community input on the Hanford cleanup.

The board’s mission remains unchanged as it continues advising on the site.

Over 140 golfers from 23 countries will compete Aug.

21 to 23 at Wildhorse Golf Course in Pendleton for 15 LPGA Tour cards, with Kennewick native Therese Warner returning for her fourth consecutive year. Youth clinics on Tuesday will introduce local kids to golf.