Events

Each city has their own list of rules for fireworks or has completely banned the use. It's your responsibility to know the rules. Get ready for a wild weekend!

A record spike of 215 confirmed Tri-City COVID-19 cases in the last day, with two deaths, including one Benton County woman in her 50's who had no underlying health issues.

Camping is a great way to get away while staying distanced and 15 KOA Kampgrounds of America campgrounds in Washington are now open.

Look up in the sky on July 4th and your eyes won't be playing tricks on you. You could see some sweet vintage aircraft worth checking out flying over the Columbia Basin.

"That we did not act before to change the name was a mistake.” - OSU president Ed Ray

We will know "in a few days" about a No Mask No Service mandate for the Tri-Cities.

A few from some of the ones who've come through.

Washington law enforcement agencies continue to focus on education and engagement, not detention, regarding state orders related to the coronavirus crisis.

Washington's mandatory face covering decree goes into effect tomorrow.

Especially with the River Of Fire and Grand Ol' Fourth celebrations being snuffed out, authorities are getting ready for what's possibly going to be VERY increased neighborhood fireworks shows.

In the past 24 hours, roughly one out of four tested has come back positive.

Decorate your virtual parade entry, snap a photo, send it in. Winner scores $200.