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November 9, 2018

• A Richland doctor is accused of falsifying drug trial data to line his pockets. Now he faces federal charges
• Steptoe roundabout traffic light turns on next week. Here’s how to drive it
• Billions are spent at Hanford each year. Report highlights risk of fraud and mismanagement
• Were the Ice Age floods the largest ever? Researcher to speak in Richland
• Badger Mountain habitat
• Illusionist Jay Owenhouse performing Saturday in Kennewick
• Columbia Basin College presents ‘I Now Pronounce’
• Vienna Boys Choir to perform in Pasco
• Hanford High School presents ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’
• Derik Nelson & Family to perform in Sunnyside
• New public art on display in downtown Kennewick
• TV news anchor wins ‘Dancing with the Tri-City Stars’
• ‘Fireside Chat’ to feature PNNL leader
• Legacy Five to perform in Kennewick
• Jezebel’s Mother to take the stage in Pasco
• Native American arts day planned Saturday in Richland
• Chris Tomlin plans Kennewick tour stop
• Reach museum offering temporary makerspace
• Here’s your holiday bazaar roundup
• Traveling educational exhibit on display in Kennewick
• He’s awaiting trial for shooting at police. He just got sentenced for a Pasco jail attack
• Their child died 2 years ago. His grieving Richland parents are still waiting for his nanny’s trial
• A Kennewick student reported a rape to the school counselor. The suspect is in jail
• Death notices for Nov. 9
• Letters: Nov. 9, 2018
• Playoff football enters a new age starting Friday
• Kamiakin soccer gearing up for playoff run
• Forget most steelhead fishing this winter. Very low numbers counted near Tri-Cities