Good morning, Pasco.

Pasco's Tri-Cities Airport Director reflected on 25 years since 9/11 by discussing how the event reshaped airport operations — his remarks delivered on Sept.

12 highlighted ongoing safety measures for the community.

Tri-Cities fire chiefs reflect on how 9/11 reshaped their profession and service, sharing personal insights that continue to guide fire department practices today.

Kennewick's World Trade Center steel beam marked '88' was shown to have a link to a Tri-Cities man who recalls Sept.

11, connecting his memories to the artifact. The connection was reported on Saturday, Sept. 12 — a stark reminder of the tragedy's enduring impact in the region.

Community members in the Tri-Cities are gathering firsthand accounts of September 11 to preserve memories for future generations—ensuring that those who experienced the day are not forgotten.

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) is hosting the Out of the Darkness Walk next month in Kennewick to raise awareness about suicide prevention.

More event details will be shared soon.

A naloxone box has been installed next to Peanuts Park (available 24 hours) to give residents immediate access to lifesaving medication in emergencies.