Good morning, Richland.

Ben Franklin Transit inaugurates a new 17,000-square-foot operations building in Richland, enhancing facilities for its expanding workforce at a project cost of $11.4 million.

A 63-year-old Richland man, Gerald Alan Nott, was sentenced to 15 years in prison for child sex abuse material charges, with a lifetime of supervised release thereafter.

Erik Ralston, a Hanford High School alum, has become a successful software developer and entrepreneur, co-founding the business and community accelerator Fuse and the communication platform Soundbite.ai.

The Richland School District proposes a $314 million bond for a new high school and other improvements, requiring 60% voter approval in November.

The newly dedicated $75 million Grid Storage Launchpad at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory aims to propel clean energy advancements through enhanced battery technology research and development.

Andrew Bielat joins the VERTical innovation cluster as executive director, aiming to make Tri-Cities a hub for next-generation nuclear power to meet carbon-free emissions goals.

Vivos Inc. is nearing FDA approval for its innovative radiation therapy, RadioGel, which has shown high success rates in treating animal cancers by injecting targeted radiation directly into tumors.

The Lourdes Counseling Center in Richland has been renamed Lourdes Behavioral Health to more accurately represent its comprehensive behavioral health services as it celebrates its 50th anniversary.

Over 1,100 Kadlec techs and service workers are striking for seven days in August to protest Providence executives' refusal to negotiate a fair contract, focusing on wage and staffing improvements.

Understanding Alzheimer's & Dementia: Educational Program

Learn about the impact of Alzheimer's disease, the differences between Alzheimer's and dementia, as well as current research and available treatments.

Time for Tots Preschool Playtime

Experience an engaging open playtime for preschoolers at the Richland Community Center, featuring various play equipment and an opportunity for parents to socialize.

Mid-Columbia Duck Race - A Community Celebration

Experience the excitement as 25,000 rubber ducks race down the river at Columbia Park, with the chance to win amazing prizes, including a brand new Toyota Corolla.