blue bridge

The flag and its pole got busted a few weeks back in heavy winds and now thanks to the awesome folks in the Tri-Cities and American Legion Post 34, funds were raised to replace "Old Glory" high atop the I-395 Bridge connecting Kennewick to Pasco

Washington State Patrol is reporting a wreck this morning causing traffic delays on the Blue Bridge and Highway 395

Delays Expected With Blue Bridge Closure Thursday

Fortunately, no injuries were reported. But the Blue Bridge southbound was completely blocked Tuesday morning around 5am

Around 2:16pm Wednesday, we received word of a serious traffic situation just South of the Blue Bridge.

Several drivers going north on the Pasco side of the Blue Bridge called 9-1-1 Friday morning reporting a Hispanic man in a red sweatshirt and khaki shorts with a shaved head had jumped off the bridge. Pasco police & fire, Franklin County Sheriff deputies, and Kennewick police all scoured the…

Craigslist, Facebook swap pages, the flea market... there are a lot of ways to download a couch you want to get rid of. One local resident found an even better way to get noticed, although he'll be ticketed if caught!

Southbound traffic was completely halted for about an hour Thursday morning when roughly a dozen vehicles were involved in bumper-to-bumper collisions. A red, Tri-Cities Animal Shelter & Control Services officer vehicle was smashed between a mini-van and a cement truck.

This week I blogged about the Blue Bridge flag missing. I thought they took it down because of the steady stream of storms, but we haven't seen it back. I now have an answer!

I understand why it was taken down! The recent dust storms gave it quite a beating. Whether it was weathered or someone just wanted to save it from the storms out of respect, I appreciate that it needed to be removed. But where is it now?

A mental evaluation continues on the man who climbed to the top of the Pioneer Memorial Bridge.

Northbound lanes on the Blue Bridge are closed this morning for repairs and will be through early Nov. 5. Traffic is being directed onto Columbia Drive and then the Cable Bridge. That means in the mornings Columbia Drive and Gum Street are PACKED with cars and semi-trucks trying to get to Pasco...