Good morning, Pasco.

Crispy Cones opened in Pasco on Oct 24 as a review highlighted the shop's debut and inviting atmosphere — local residents now have a new spot to enjoy unique ice cream treats.

Mortgage rates fell for the fourth consecutive week—nearing 6% for the first time since last September.

Lenders and analysts expect the Federal Reserve to cut rates by 0.25% at its Oct. 28-29 meeting amid limited data from the ongoing government shutdown.

Washington is applying for the Rural Health Transformation Program to get at least $100 million a year for five years — the application is due on Nov.

5 and awards will be announced by year's end. The funds aim to support chronic disease prevention, new technology, and care access — the state faces cuts of $30 to $50 billion in Medicaid funds that may cause 14 rural hospitals to close.

An online lung cancer screening program increased CT scan rates among current and former smokers—25% received scans with the digital tool compared to 17% using usual referral methods.

The study published Oct. 20 shows the digital approach helped overcome screening barriers and could expand to other services.

Fox 11 TriCities detailed 9 Halloween recipes that blend spooky looks with tasty appeal for themed gatherings—these include fun treats like Rice Krispy Brains and Witch Fingers Cookies that add a playful scare to the table.

Annual Makeup Blowout Sale in Pasco

10 AM – 5 PM — Holiday Inn Express & Suites Pasco-Tricities — Free entry — Enjoy discounts up to 75% on makeup, skincare, and hair care products this weekend.