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Somali native reaches American Dream as ground broken on Richland home

Bile Farah's story is like the quintessential American Dream. The Somali native left his war-torn homeland at age 6, after his parents were killed.

Bile Farah, center, speaks to people gathered Tuesday near a lot in Richland where a ground breaking ceremony was held marking the start of construction of a home being built by the non-profit group First Story and Hayden Homes. Farah and his family, refugees from Somalia, are receiving the home with no down payment and a no-interest 30-year home loan.

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Kennewick dream falls short after 2-1 shootout loss to Mt. Spokane

With six minutes left in regulation Tuesday night at Lampson Stadium, the Kennewick boys soccer team could almost taste the first state win in program...

Mt. Spokane defeated Kennewick with penalty kicks on May 15 in the first round of the 3A state tournament at Lampson Stadium in Kennewick.

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Energy Northwest's nuclear fuel buy deal is set

Energy Northwest has reached a deal with the Department of Energy and other organizations for a fuel purchase planned to save Northwest ratepayers ...

A long robotic arm reaches down through 70-feet of water to move a spent nuclear fuel bundle inside the open core of the reactor at Energy Northwest's Columbia Generating Station during a shutdown for refueling and maintenance. The Energy Northwest Executive Board decided Thursday to spend $711 million to buy fuel for the plant near Richland.

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Time to look beyond tuition to balance college budgets

We can't say the state hasn't been trying to keep higher education a viable option for Washington families.

Washington State University Tri-Cities graduates are congratulated by facility as the seek out family members in the crowd Friday as nearly 424 students graduate on at Toyota Center in Kennewick.

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Flavorful fish

Admittedly, steamed fish doesn't exactly scream mouthwatering. But what it lacks in excitement it more than makes up for in health cred.

Steamed fish doesn't have to be boring. This Hake en Papillote is cooked in parchment to seal in the juices and flavor of the other ingredients.

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'The Dictator' takes dictating to new level of fun

As he is prone to do, Sacha Baron Cohen offends just about every ethic group imaginable in 'The Dictator.' Most of the insults are good-natured, and...

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House OKs GOP's anti-violence against women bill

The House has passed Republican legislation to renew an anti-domestic violence law.

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HAMTC worries bill could erode Hanford worker safety

Hard-won safety protections for Hanford workers could be lost under a bill the U.S. House may consider today, according to the Hanford Atomic Metal Trades Council.

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