Good morning, Pasco.

On Labor Day, more than 500 people gathered on Columbia Center Boulevard near Columbia Center Mall in Kennewick to protest the growing wealth gap between workers and billionaires—organizers said the protest highlighted stagnant wages and the need for stronger unions.

PNNL will host its AI for Good event on Sept.

19 at Washington State University Tri-Cities Collaboration Hall where educators, business professionals, entrepreneurs and community members will learn practical AI skills—attendees will take home a personal prompt library as the lab celebrates its 60th anniversary. Reservations are required since attendance is limited to the first 100 people and the free event will run from 5-8 p.m.

Washington Conservation Corps is recruiting young adults, military veterans, and those with disabilities for over 250 environmental service positions starting Oct.

1 through next September. Applicants interviewed on a rolling basis will work on tasks like removing invasive plants, restoring habitats, and helping during local disasters — they receive a living allowance, health care, and professional training.

On Labor Day, roughly 500 protestors gathered on Columbia Center Boulevard in Kennewick to demand fair wealth distribution during a national demonstration called 'Workers over Billionaires.' Indivisible Tri Cities organized the protest and featured local families, with plans for a meet and greet with candidates coming soon—an effort to boost local political engagement.

Residents in Pasco are turning game day into a neighborhood celebration by hosting backyard tailgates—neighbors gather in driveways and lawns to grill, set up screens, and share food while showing team pride.

Columbia Crossing Swim

4-6 p.m. — Columbia River — Registration fee required — Compete in a thrilling 1.5 mile open water swim across the scenic Columbia River.

2nd Annual Car Show by Undertakers Motor Club

1-6 p.m. — Fraternal Order of Eagles — Registration fee applies — Celebrate automotive culture with classic cars, family activities, and local food in the Tri-Cities.