Burgerville eyes Tri-Cities expansion: The Pacific Northwest burger chain has posted Kennewick job openings and filed permits to convert the vacant Sonic at 8600 W. Gage Blvd into a new drive-thru — check out the details.
Field fire threatens structures: A blaze near South 38th Street in West Richland put homes and barns at risk amid critical fire weather conditions — find out how crews are responding.
Tri-Cities population boom: The Tri-Cities region added 2,725 new residents in 2025—740 in Richland, 670 in Kennewick and 150 in West Richland — find out what this growth means for the region.
Elite Eight Wine Showdown: Voting is now open in The Herald’s bracket of Tri-Cities wineries, with fans casting ballots for the community’s favorites through noon on Monday, July 14 — find out who advances.
Law firm seeks patients: Tamaki Law is calling on women treated by Dr. Mark Mulholland to share alleged accounts of inappropriate comments, body-shaming and misconduct after the Washington Medical Commission charged him with unprofessional conduct — find out how to come forward.
Tri-Cities seniors face crisis: A local nonprofit warns that recent Medicaid cuts under the new federal bill threaten to sever vital medical care and social support for disabled adults and seniors, straining hospitals and caregivers across the region — find out what’s at stake.
WSU Tri-Cities brewing certificate: WSU Tri-Cities has launched a non-credit Brewing Certificate Program starting September 2025, with 12 online courses and hands-on weekend workshops in Yakima and Spokane — find out how to enroll.
Service award nominations open: Visit Tri-Cities is inviting businesses, nonprofits and community champions to put forward their standout contributors for the 2025 Excellence in Service Award — find out how to nominate.
Drone-powered July Fourth displays: The Tri-Cities could swap traditional fireworks at Pasco’s Grand Old 4th and Kennewick’s River of Fire Festival for choreographed drone formations that reduce noise and environmental impact — find out.
59 Years of Animal Care: Tomorrow, July 10, the Benton Franklin Humane Society invites you to celebrate 59 years of animal welfare with treats, laughter, and community memories at their Kennewick shelter — find out how to join the fun.
Other Tri Cities headlines this week
- Hearing on Canadian company’s Ziply Fiber acquisition
- Discover five weekend escapes near the Tri-Cities
- States secure nearly $5M for water projects
