KENNEWICK, WA - January is National Train Your Dog Month. Puppy owners may benefit from going back to the basics with some tips to train a dog.

TRI-CITIES, WA - While holiday parties can be fun, they can also be hazardous for pets. If you're hosting people and pets this year, it's essential to "Puppy-Proof" your house for the holidays.

PASCO, WA- Before you leave town for the holidays, turn off all of your appliances, they can easily cause fires. 

RICHLAND, WA - A Walla Walla business owner is bringing some of Bing Crosby's most famous holiday tunes to the Tri-Cities.

The 10th annual Bikes for Tikes event was held today in Kennewick.

Dentists are known for helping create smiles, but one local dentist is going above and beyond by creating a thousand smiles... with a toy drive!

The annual Christmas Lighted Boat Parade along the Columbia River is changing routes. 

KENNEWICK, WA - Today is National Package Protection Day. While package theft is a risk for all online shoppers, there are ways to safeguard your deliveries.

TRI-CITIES, WA - Navigating pregnancy can be a complicated process for expecting mothers.

RICHLAND, WA - Kadlec invites the community to participate in the season of giving by donating gifts to the Kadlec Giving Tree.

PASCO, WA - Nearly 30 dogs are up for adoption at the Tri-Cities Animal Shelter this holiday season.

Franklin PUD is partnering with HAPO Community Credit Union for a community effort to raise funds for Franklin PUD’s Helping Hands program on Monday, December 2nd from noon to 5:00 p.m. at Franklin PUD’s Main Offices at 1411 W. Clark St. in Pasco.

The Old Mill Country Store is collecting donations this year for the Meals on Wheels for Pets Program.

RICHLAND, WA - Give the gift of music this holiday season with piano lessons at Tri-City Music.

On Tuesday, December 3^rd, 2019, the Tri-Cities Cancer Center Foundation will be celebrating #GivingTuesday.

RICHLAND, WA- The annual Turkey Trot brought thousands of runners and walkers to Columbia Park Thursday morning. 

In the first half of the year, Pasco had 67 people who called 911 four or more times. "What we are trying to do is reduce the number of 9-1-1 calls by helping people live healthier lives and longer lives inside their current residences, says Martinez.