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February 2020
| February 24
February 24, 2020
Tugboat sinks in the Columbia River. Officials watch for fuel leak
This piece of Tri-Cities history had to move after a decade-long legal battle
Richland High has a mascot for the first time, and it’s soaring into history
3 plutonium-tainted Hanford facilities are at high risk of collapse, feds discover
Tri-City Herald death notices for Feb. 25, 2020
Gusting winds topple trees, trucks and power lines around Tri-Cities region
New wider Sagebrush Trail now open on Badger Mountain in Richland
Limit sports betting to tribal casinos | Guest Opinion
Kamiakin gymnasts, Hanford swimmers finish strong in state
10 Mid-Columbia basketball teams head to playoffs. Some games will be in Richland