Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 5th of May.
Good morning, Richland.
Workers at Hanford transferred about 41,000 gallons of decades-old waste from an old single-shell tank to a safer double-shell container — the 23rd tank emptied in a cleanup that has moved 3.4 million gallons from aging storage.
Firefighters in Central and Southeast Washington are prepping for a busy wildfire season this summer, checking equipment and retraining for safety (with activity expected to increase mid-May and June).
Officials urge residents to follow campfire rules and vehicle safety measures to prevent wildfires.
The Kennewick Irrigation District will halt most water deliveries starting May 8 due to repairs at the Chandler Pumping Plant, which may limit water for thousands of acres as peak irrigation season begins.
Homeowners and farmers are urged to check online for updates as repairs could last about 10 days.
The Port of Pasco is investing $600,000 in a two-year assessment by McKinstry to inspect HVAC, roofing, and electrical systems in the 70-year-old Big Pasco Industrial Center warehouses built during World War II to identify needed repairs and upgrades for future tenants.
Local residents with after-10 p.m. cravings can explore five dining venues across the Tri-Cities, including Denny’s in Kennewick and Richland, Uncle Sam’s Saloon on Gage in Richland, two Kennewick Mexican restaurants, and additional options for sports and casual bites – each offering unique flavors.
Washington families can honor Mother's Day on a budget by exploring thoughtful gift ideas such as a foldable hairbrush that moms appreciate.
The guide presents affordable options and practical tips (including what gifts to skip) to help keep celebrations special without overspending.
A guide for late-night dining lists five Tri-Cities restaurants open after 10 PM, featuring Richland favorites like Denny's and Uncle Sam’s Saloon & Kennewick Mexican spots like Taqueria el Sazon and La Posada.
The Flower Farm, a local nursery since 1990 (at 311 S.
Columbia Center Boulevard), will hold a liquidation sale as it must vacate by May 30 to make way for a new retail building planned by developers Sandeep and Sunanda Joshi and LCR Construction LLC.
Kylie Buttars, a Pasco native — a Chiawana High School graduate — made the cut for the 2026 Seattle Seahawks Dancers team after completing a rigorous audition process in Seattle this spring.
Her achievement brings local pride and highlights the talent of our region.
Pasco native Kylie Buttars (a Chiawana High School alum) earned a spot on the 2026 Seattle Seahawks Dancers team after a rigorous audition process in Seattle this spring.
Her achievement brings pride to our local community.
K is for Kindness 5K and 1K Fun Run
4-7 p.m. — 1776 Columbia Park Trail, Richland, WA — Registration fee required — Participate in a fun run benefiting local autism support nonprofits.
Live Music with Calico Bones
6-8 p.m. — Barnard Griffin Winery — Reservations recommended — Enjoy an evening of folk Americana music while sipping on award-winning wines.
Unified Through Dance III: Dominican Bachata Workshop
3-6 p.m. — Rhythm & Roots TC — Beginner-friendly workshop — Experience the rhythm and moves of Dominican Bachata in a fun and immersive environment.
Rustic Barn Paint Night
6-8 p.m. — Budd's Broiler — All supplies included — Enjoy a laid-back painting experience with a complimentary toast and drinks.
Candlelight Concert: Coldplay & Imagine Dragons Tribute
8:30-9:30 p.m. — REACH Museum — Ticketed event — Experience a magical musical tribute to Coldplay and Imagine Dragons under candlelight.
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