Looking for leaks inside Hanford's oldest double shell tank
High pressure water is sprayed to move waste around on the bottom of the inner shell of Hanford Tank AY-102. Bubbles may indicate some of the seven leaks found inside the inner shell. No waste is believed to have escaped the tank's outer shell. Ed
McClatchyCourtesy Washington River Protection Solutions
The Centers for Disease Control's Wednesday update on the romaine lettuce E. coli outbreak says the sick count has added 18 people since Friday, for a total of 53 in 16 states. And there's a high hospitalization rate.
Event organizer Ken Johanning talks to the Herald about the 21st annual kid's fishing derby while the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife employees from the fish hatchery dump rainbow trout into Columbia Park Pond for the upcoming event.
Former First Lady Barbara Bush died on April 17 just days after she announced that she would stop receiving treatment for her failing health. She’s the second woman to be both wife and mother of a U.S. president.
For the first time in nine years, staff at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute celebrated the birth of a male western lowland gorilla. The baby is named Moke, which means “junior” or “little one” in the Lingala language.
Elvis, the Australian Reptile Park’s notoriously cranky 52-year-old crocodile, showed off his powerful jaw by crunching a watermelon that was rolling towards him, as seen in this April 13 video
Stabbing victim Dania Z. Alhafeth answers questions from Deputy Prosecutor Brian Hultgrenn during her testimony in Benton County Superior Court. Arabic court interpreter Diana Noman translates her statements.
Teams came to Pacific Northwest National Laboratory to participate in a Cyber Defense Competition. They are protecting a fictional power grid from hacking attempts.
John Hundahl, Missing in America Project state coordinator, talks about the organization's most recent effort to provide a respectful interment ceremony, with full military honors, for previously unclaimed cremated remains of veterans and their sp
Yadira Galvan, Family Resource Center executive director, tells how the nonprofit organization that assists families with special needs children is in jeopardy after having to cancel the carnival portion of their primary annual fund raising event.
Southridge High School coach Nicole Hatcher and Hanford High School coach Fred Lewis talk to the Herald about their trials and travails in pursuit of becoming the ultimate American Ninja Warrior.
Pasco police released this dashcam video of an officer bumping Ricky Ray Martinez, 30, off the road at the end of a chase through Kennewick and Pasco that hit speeds of 90 mph. At the end of the video is the contraband found in Martinez's car.
Jose Martinez and Devin Johnson pulled a 34-year-old man from a burning car to safety after a fiery crash in Aurora, Illinois, on Saturday, March 31. The driver was charged with a number of traffic offenses and a DUI, according to police.
Lisa Braudrick, coordinator of Kadlec's new ALS clinic, talks about the benefits for Mid-Columbia ALS patients of the new partnership with physicians from Swedish Neuroscience Institute. The new program allows ALS patients to stay local for medica
