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'26 Legislative session kicks off Monday

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By David Furtado Verified
| KEPR-TV (Pasco, WA) Verified
Sun, January 11, 2026 at 6:50 PM Starting Monday, 147 Washingtonians will descend on the Capitol City for the 2026 legislative session. A short one, per the state constitution— only going for 60 days. Lawmakers have their work cut out for them. Starting Monday, 147 Washingtonians will descend on the Capitol City for the 2026 legislative session. A short one, per the state constitution— only going for 60 days. Lawmakers have their work cut out for them.
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Toys for Tots Tri-Cities seeks donations for babies and older kids

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By David Furtado Verified, Jake Stevenson Verified
| KEPR-TV (Pasco, WA) Verified
by David Furtado and Jake Stevenson Wed, December 17, 2025 at 4:39 PM Screenshot 2025-12-17 163749.png With Christmas just a week away, Toys for Tots Tri-Cities has transformed a building at the fairgrounds into a bustling Santa's workshop. The organization has collected toys from local businesses and community members to ensure thousands of children across the Tri-Cities receive a gift this holiday season. However, there is still a shortage of certain gifts.
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United Way of Benton and Franklin Counties gets 5k Donation for Books

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By David Furtado Verified
| KEPR-TV (Pasco, WA) Verified
United Way of Benton and Franklin Counties gets 5k Donation for Books The United Way of Benton and Franklin Counties is giving more back to the community, thanks to a generous grant from The Wildhorse Foundation. The group gave 5 thousand dollars to the United Way to get books into the hands of local kids. It's part of the partnership between the United Way and Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, where age-appropriate books are being mailed to kids 5 and under each month.
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