Good morning, Pasco.

Mortgage rates are expected to stay mostly unchanged through early September and could drop after the Fed meeting ending Sept.

17—forecasters expect a rate cut that may help buyers cope with current high 6.7% rates.

Amentum donated $20,000 to the Pasco School District to support its STEM programs for the upcoming school year—this gift will help students get excited about science, technology, engineering and math.

Pasco City Council is considering new funding methods for road maintenance as gasoline sales tax revenue falls; they plan to vote on either a higher sales tax or an annual vehicle fee — most council members support vehicle fees while deputy city manager Richa Sigdel said rising repair and snow removal costs require extra funds.

Tri-City Dust Devils President Derrel Ebert gave an end-of-season interview on September 2 where he discussed his team's performance and outlined plans for future improvement—he stressed the importance of building on key game moments.

Chiawana Cheerleader candidate Kyleigh Johnson is competing in a national Youth Athlete of the Year contest and is ranked first in the group finalist round.

She will start the wildcard round tomorrow and could win a 3BRAND Sports Illustrated ad — along with a $25,000 prize while supporting cancer research and education.

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.