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Summertime temps bring out the bugs

Tri-Cities, WA-Summertime is almost here and with it comes not only the warm weather, but biting bugs that can potentially cause sickness.Some of the most comm

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Columbia River Safety At Risk Due to Toxic Algae Bloom

A reminder to everyone visiting the Columbia River: stay safe and avoid the water when toxic algae bloom is present.

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Demolition starts on still burning Tri-Cities warehouse

May 26—Demolition of the Lineage cold storage warehouse that caught fire more than a month ago in Finley has begun, even as the fire continues to smolder in the center

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Demolition starts on still burning Tri-Cities warehouse Neighborhood town hall called

Demolition starts on still burning Tri-Cities warehouse Neighborhood town hall called
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Bat captured in Prosser house tests positive for rabies

May 16—A bat captured in a Prosser home this week tested positive for rabies, according to the Benton Franklin Health District.

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