Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 30th of September.
Good morning, Pasco.
The Tri-Cities area has hosted only three sitting U.S. Presidents.
John F. Kennedy visited in 1963 at the Hanford Site for a groundbreaking ceremony—Richard Nixon visited in September 1971 to dedicate a building in Richland—and George W. Bush visited in 2003 at the Ice Harbor Dam near Pasco to talk about salmon recovery.
New CARFAX data shows that fall is the most dangerous season for car accidents in many states — with risks from shorter daylight, slick leaves, and increased deer activity; local drivers are urged to slow down and check vehicle maintenance to stay safe when the season fully arrives.
Sheriff Tom Croskrey, who rebuilt the Benton County Sheriff’s Office over four years, stepped down and left Lt. Mike Clarke as interim leader.
Commissioners will select a permanent sheriff within 90 days—if they do not, Governor Ferguson will appoint a replacement.
A new poll by the University of Michigan shows just 38% of people aged 50 and older bring a companion to doctor visits—92% of those who do say it helps them follow instructions and share concerns.
Health experts believe having someone present is important for better care and understanding medical advice.
A food article outlines 9 easy recipes that transform chicken into exciting weeknight meals—each dish from baked nuggets to air fried chicken offers a quick way to serve tasty dinners.
Michael Salgado 30th Anniversary Concert
7-11:59 p.m. — High Point Concert & Event Center — VIP Tables $925, General Admission $55 — Experience an unforgettable night with Michael Salgado and special guests in a stunning outdoor setting.
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