Good morning, Pasco.

ADUs gain popularity in Tri-Cities as flexible housing solutions following a state law aiming to ease housing shortages, offering both family accomodation and potential rental income.

McCurley Integrity Subaru is supporting Mid-Columbia Meals On Wheels through a portion of proceeds from each vehicle sold or leased, aiding the Tri-Cities senior community.

Versova, an egg production conglomerate, acquires a Pasco facility to centralize its egg processing operations in the Pacific Northwest, enhancing egg supply chain stability.

The region's economy is maintaining stability with employment growth and diverse industry contributions, despite a typical seasonal slowdown.

Tri-Cities' economic development is set to grow, fueled by energy projects, commercial real estate demand, and clean energy research, despite interest rates and inflation concerns.

Despite steady demand, Tri-City homes face affordability challenges amid inflation, regulatory impacts, and a skilled labor shortage, even as the area remains attractive for its climate and lower prices compared to major metros.

Columbia Basin College's new LaCASA, a $1.1 million multicultural learning space, aims to support and engage students from historically minoritized groups.

Pasco City Councilman Leo Perales proposes a new subcommittee to enhance business permitting efficiency and ensure fiscal responsibility.

Pablo Lopez, a nurse at Lourdes Health, received The DAISY Award for extraordinary care, recognized by two families for his exceptional support and comfort to their relatives.

The Tri-City Americans aim to recover from three consecutive home defeats as they approach their next game with a focus on keeping the atmosphere light and enjoyable.

46th Annual Lampson Cable Bridge Run

The Lampson Cable Bridge Run offers multiple distance options including a 5K, 10K, and a non-timed 1-mile fun run, along with finisher medals for the first 2000 participants crossing the finish line.