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The Tri-Cities Airport reported that 2023 had a 15 percent increase in passengers over 2022.The total number of passengers was 448,514, marking a 15.83% increas

The Herald is compiling user reports for a live map of notorious potholes in Tri-Cities.

Dozens of Michigan counties will be under a winter weather advisory on Tuesday with snow and ice as the biggest concerns.

Douglas Aircraft’s DC-3/C-47 series of airliners and transport planes created a worldwide legend. with its range – up to 1,500 miles – speed, safety and profitability for airlines. But none of that mattered to the passengers and crew of Southeast Airlines Flight 308 on the night of January 8, 1959, when their DC-3 crashed into Holston Mountain.

The mammoth may have drowned in the ice age floods, with its bones ending up on a hillside after water receded.

Mainroad Contracting was called out to salt the roads and Richmond fire crews helped organize the chaos after 17 cars were involved in a pile-up in Richmond.

PASCO, Wash. - The Port of Pasco announced in a press release on Wednesday that the Tri-Cities Airport will increase its daily parking rates starting in March.

Tri-Cities Airport leaders are reporting a full recovery from the COVID slump. Now they are looking forward to growing.

Heard your new favorite band at Ray’s? We can tell you where to find their music and upcoming projects to look out for.

The first week of 2024 brings wolf events, bull riding and more to the Tri-Cities.