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This Tiny Washington Doughnut Counter Has Been Frying Potato Flour Spudnuts From the Same Recipe Since 1948

Potato flour goes into every doughnut at one tiny counter in eastern Washington, and the shop has been frying them since 1948. Yes, potatoes, and the same humble spud that ends up beside your eggs ends up inside your maple bar. That oddball recipe has outlasted decades of food trends...

Richland, WA · 1d

Tri-City Herald

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Dave's Hot Chicken update + New pizza restaurant delayed and more Tri-City food news

You’ve seen the signs. The “Coming Soon” banner on that long-empty building or the flashy posting on Facebook and Instagram. New restaurants, coffee shops and more are in the beginning stages of their Tri-Cities’ debut. They may not be quite ready to open, but we’ll share what we know about them. Send your questions and tips to news@tricityherald.com. Pizzeria Evo 6494 W. Skagit Ave., Kennewick Chef Donny Evola is getting ready to open up his pizza place: Pizzeria Evo. The grand opening was set for Sunday, Nov. 15, but the party has been delayed to some time in mid-December. For Evola, pizza making is art form. The award-winning “pizzateer ” lets his dough ferment for 72 hours before serving hungry customers. “When you eat my pizza, you don’t feel like ‘Oh man, my stomach,’” Evola said. “My pizza is very digestible.” Evola has occupied two units at the 1-derful Food Park since February. Dave’s Hot Chicken 7235 Burden Blvd., Pasco The old Subway off Road 68 has been transformed. Now, Dave’s Hot Chicken signs brand the outside of the building. Dave’s Hot Chicken didn’t respond to the Tri-City Herald’s question about an opening date, but this will be the first

Kennewick, WA · 10h

Washington State News Network

Late-Night Police Contact with Teens at Pasco Park Turns Up Stolen Gun

A late-night gathering at a Pasco park turned serious after an officer discovered two boys carrying concealed firearms, including one that had been reported stolen.

Pasco, WA · 21h

102.7 KORD

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Pasco PD Wins Game of Hide and Seek With Suspect in Attic

Among several cases, this one is funny

Pasco, WA · 1d

Apple Valley News Now

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Kennewick man arrested for arson after garage fire damages nearby home

The Brief

Kennewick, WA · 21h

97-5 KOOL FM

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Deer and Elk on the Move: WSP Warns Drivers After Three Collisions Near Kennewick

Deer and elk are on the move, and WSP Kennewick troopers worked three separate collisions Monday morning. Extra eyes at dawn and dusk, friends.

Tri-City Herald

World-famous comedian coming back to Tri-Cities. Presale opens this week

Tri-Cities, looking for a laugh? Comedian Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias is coming back to the Toyota Center this spring with his tour The 1976 Tour: A Fluffy Celebration . The show may take place on April 10, but presale begins Wednesday, Nov. 11 at 10 a.m. After that, tickets will be available online Friday, Nov. 13 at 10 a.m. You may recognize Iglesias from YouTube, where he has over 2.68 billion views, according to a news release. Or maybe you’ve seen him in his Netflix comedy “Mr. Iglesias,” or caught one of his comedy specials on the platform. In addition to that, he’s one of few comedians to “headline and sell-out Madison Square Garden in New York, Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles and The Sydney Opera House in Australia,” according to a news release. This isn’t his first trip to the Tri-Cities, with several of his tours bringing him to the Toyota Center. Even if you’ve seen Iglesias perform before, this tour promises all new material.

Tri-Cities, WA · 1d

takingthekids.com

These 8 Old-School Chinese Restaurants Stand Out Across Washington For Classic Dishes

One restaurant on this list has swinging cowboy doors and more than 90 years of wonton soup behind it. I love that detail so much in Washington. Another spot keeps a separate entertainment room called the Lotus Room, complete with a jukebox. A third still serves something called the Bo Bo Platter.

Washington · 1d

KHQ Right Now

Cheapest gas stations in Kennewick

Stacker compiled a list of the cheapest gas stations in Kennewick using data from Gas Buddy. Gas stations are ranked by the lowest regular fuel price.

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Milton-Freewater, OR · 1d

Injured hiker rescued from river embankment near Milton-Freewater

MILTON-FREEWATER — Emergency crews pulled an injured hiker from a river corridor and hoisted him up a steep embankment during a coordinated backcountry rescue Sunday night near Harris Park, according to the Umatilla County Sheriff’s Office. Responders were dispatched around 9 p.m. after Kathleen Mahony of College Place,...

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Umatilla County deptuies investigating fatal crash near Milton-Freewater

MILTON-FREEWATER, Ore. – A man who was flown to a hospital after a head-on crash in rural Umatilla County on Thursday later passed away from his injuries, according to Umatilla County deputies.

Umatilla County, OR · 1d

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WA: POWER OUTAGES TO THOUSANDS AFTER WIND STORM

A powerful storm left thousands without power across western Washington, downing trees, disrupting travel and leaving residents cleaning up debris. COPYRIGHT 2026 BY APPLE VALLEY NEWS NOW. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED.

Tri-City Herald

Teacher trades classroom for artisan pastries at new Tri-Cities patisserie

Elizabeth West has always enjoyed baking. Recently, the Tri-Cities native decided to take the leap and leave her job teaching in the Richland School District to pursue her passion with her husband, Matthew. Shrub-Steppe Patisserie is now open in Richland. French flavors Before opening a pâtisserie of her own, West went to the homeland of croissants and tarts, studying at a culinary program in France. Even the concept of a patisserie is French. “(A) patisserie is a very specific shop that sells pastries,” West said. “Bakery is kind of a catch-all for everything we (make) here. A bakery might mean cakes, or it might mean bread, or it might mean pastries, or it might mean a combination of all three.” Sweet enthusiasts can expect chocolate éclairs, apple turnovers, seasonal tarts and chocolate croissants. West imports her chocolate from France, so expect real, authentic flavors. What sets West’s business apart from others is the “quality ingredients and different flavors to my offerings.” It started with bagels When West was younger, she worked as a bagel baker briefly. “I was like 19-years-old, and I loved it,” West said. “Honestly, it was my favorite job to date I’ve ever had,” From there, the

Richland, WA · 1d

Tri-City Herald

Kamiakin's Jenkins finishes second at state cross county meet, boys take third

The Kamiakin Braves closed their cross country season Saturday with two teams among Washington’s best, a pair of young runners reaching the individual podium and a sophomore girl finishing one place short of a state championship. Kamiakin’s boys placed third and the girls finished eighth at the WIAA Class 4A state cross country championships Nov. 7 at Sun Willows Golf Course in Pasco. Sophomore Jaycee Jenkins delivered the Braves’ highest individual finish, taking second in the girls’ 5-kilometer race in 17 minutes, 53.60 seconds. On the boys’ side, freshman Elijah Teeples finished 13th in 15:44.80, followed closely by sophomore Brit Seguin in 14th at 15:45.10. Their performances helped Kamiakin earn a place on the team podium. For longtime coach Matt Rexus, the results reflected a season of perseverance, particularly for a boys team that struggled with illness earlier in the fall. “Today they came out and outperformed most people’s expectations,” Rexus said after the races. But the expectations within the program were already high. “We didn’t outperform our own expectations because that’s where the boys are at now,” he said. “They expect to do really, really well every time they come in here.” Boys overcome early setbacks to reach podium

Tri-City Herald

‘Targeted, unwelcomed and afraid.' Fuerza teachers, parents voice leadership concerns

Elida Alvarez poured her heart into her job teaching at Fuerza Elementary School , and even helped build the school’s 4th grade dual language program. The school was “never just a workplace,” she told the Kennewick School Board during a Nov. 4 public meeting . “It was a community. I believed in the program, and I was proud of it,” she said. But things changed after Alvarez experienced “one of the most difficult experiences” of her teaching career last school year. “I experienced what I believe was a pattern of intimidation, unfair treatment, excessive micromanagement and unprofessional conduct by the head administrator,” she alleged. The emotional toll became “impossible to hide,” and she began to feel “targeted, unwelcomed and afraid.” “Every day, I tried to walk into my classroom with a positive attitude and give my students the teacher they deserved,” Alvarez said, fighting through tears. “But behind that smile, I was struggling.” “My students saw me crying, noticed my anxiety and would even warn me when the administrator was approaching. Think about that for a moment — children came to school to learn, yet they were worried about protecting their own teacher. No child should ever feel the responsibility

Kennewick, WA · 6h

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Walla Walla political organizations comment on 16th Legislative District race for Position 2

WALLA WALLA COUNTY, Wash. - The race for Washington’s 16th Legislative District Position 2 could end with an appointment instead of the winning candidate taking office. Skyler Rude resigned from the position even though he remained on this year’s ballot. He led the race with 54 percent of the vote, but he would not take the seat in January.

Walla Walla County, WA · 1d

Tri-City Herald

Southridge rolls over University, prepares to host Ridgeline next in state playoffs

A week after needing a dramatic fourth-quarter comeback to win the Mid-Columbia Conference 3A football championship, Southridge High School left little doubt about the outcome of its next game. The Suns scored all 44 of their points in the first half Friday, Nov. 6, defeating University High School of Spokane 44-0 at Neil F. Lampson Stadium in Kennewick and advancing to the 16-team WIAA Class 3A state football tournament.