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May the 4th: Celebrate Star Wars Day in Washington State
Star Wars Day, or "May the 4th," has become a beloved tradition for fans around the world. In Washington State, join in the festivities with special events, movie screenings, and blue milk celebrations that pay tribute to the epic saga. Learn about the origins of Star Wars Day and discover exciting ways to participate in the celebrations across the Tri-Cities area.
Washington's Emerald Downs to Host Derby Viewing Party
As the Kentucky Derby 2024 approaches, Washington's Emerald Downs is set to host a vibrant viewing party on May 4, featuring local races, fashion contests, and simulcasting from Churchill Downs. With the Derby lineup and post positions now announced, Washingtonians can join the excitement and celebrate this iconic event in style.
Russian Oligarch's $325M Superyacht now in Everett, Washington
The 348-ft long Amadea yacht, owned by Russian oligarch Suleyman Kerimov, was seized for money laundering allegations.
At What Age Can A Child Legally Be Left Home Alone In Washington?
Parents in Washington face tough decisions on leaving kids home alone. Considerations include laws, safety, and child maturity levels.
Tri-Cities Famous Food Truck Releases Bottled Signature Sauce
I have been keeping this secret for months, but now the secret is out and you can get your bottle today!
Amtrak Cascades Sees Record-Breaking Ridership In Northwest Region
Amtrak Cascades sets ridership record with 57% increase in March, indicating growing interest in train travel in the Northwest region.
Tri-Cities Cancer Crushing Challenge: Lace Up for a Cause
Run for a survivor, walk with a neighbor, or in honor of someone.
Japanese Beetle Update: WSDA Continues Follow Up For Pasco
More residents in Pasco, in particular, are needed to turn in treatment consent forms, according to the Washington State Department of Agriculture.
Fred Meyer Fined for Illegally Selling Insurance in WA State
the fines stem from 'insurance' or warranty-type policies.
Another Hit To The Seattle Gaming Community, and the World!
Video game publisher, Take-Two Interactive, is shutting down its Seattle office.
Oregon Organic Walnuts Recalled Due to E-Coli Threat
possible threat of e coli
The One Item You Should Never Carry in Your Wallet in Washington
The one item you might not want to carry on yourself in Washington State
Seattle Zoo Bear Terrifies Kids Eating Baby Ducklings in Exhibit
The description says the bear was eating them one at a time in front of a group of kids "like chicken nuggets."
Mystery Infection Kills Another Boeing Whistleblower
A second Boeing whistleblower has died.
Broken Canal Washes out Franklin County Roads
Breached canal floods couple of roads
Dedicated Prosecutor To Focus On MMIP Cases In Pacific Region
Local attorney Bree R. Black Horse to tackle MMIP cases in Yakima and beyond as part of DOJ initiative.
Boebert’s wolf bill passes U.S. House
A bill introduced by U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo., that would federally delist gray wolves passed the U.S. House on Tuesday.
Oregon commercial salmon fishery disaster funds: $7M available
A total of $7,050,722 is available to Oregon to address poor performance of Oregon's ocean commercial salmon fisheries for 2018, 2019, and 2020.