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Courtney Flatt/Northwest News NetworkThere’s a simple item that helps babies born very early survive. It’s something one Richland resident found out that babies at nearby hospitals needed: beanies. So she decided to help crochet some very tiny hats. -
Courtney Flatt/Northwest News NetworkCall it determination. Call it follow through. Or just call it pure stubbornness. One Tri-Cities man has found a way to beat the heat and the cold. He’s jumped in the Columbia River for 300 months straight
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After a year of hate speech culminating in the murders of Asian women in the Atlanta area, rural Asian Americans are recalibrating how safe they feel in… -
Residents of the Pacific Northwest will have to set their clocks ahead by an hour this weekend to move onto daylight saving time. The Oregon and… -
The Columbia River isn’t ready when cold snaps suddenly.The water body that defines and geographically splits Washington and Oregon throws up billows of… -
Doug Coleman had just returned home after staying up for more than 24 hours. He was exhausted. He’d evacuated as the Cold Springs Fire came closer to his… -
NOTE: Anna King is based in Washington’s Tri-Cities. On Wednesday morning, June 3, she felt fine. Then, fever came on like a train — 104 degrees. She… -
As we all know, entertainment options are limited right now. Everyone is working to keep a social distance to help their communities stay healthy.But for… -
In February, immigration agents arrested a man the federal government says is a danger to his community of Twisp in Washington’s Methow Valley. That same… -
"What time is it here?" is a question few people feel the need to ask when crossing state lines in the Pacific Northwest. But a committee vote Wednesday… -
Do you want to own an old ferryboat? A retired Washington car ferry is for sale again after the current owner's many ideas for the boat did not work… -
This year the U.S. Supreme Court will decide the fate of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA. That’s a national immigration policy…
