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Britney Spears is BACK, and she's reminding the world that there will never be another her. The Princess of Pop dropped "She'll Never Be Me" on Friday (Oct. 9), marking her first new music release in three years. And honestly? The title alone feels like a declaration of pop royalty. The track was originally recorded for Spears' self-titled third album, 2001's Britney, but never officially released. Now, she's pulled it from the vault ahead of the album's 25th anniversary reissue.

Hanford High School’s football program has scored a big win before even taking the field last Friday night. The Falcons have been awarded $25,000 and named one of just 40 division finalists in the 2026 T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights competition. That is a big deal, chosen from about 2,500 schools that entered the nationwide contest. Students and staff celebrated Thursday morning with a pep rally.

So, here's a scenario for you. You place an order online and then a few hours later it drops out of the sky and lands on your lawn. I'm referring to delivery by aerial drone. It's been happening in metro areas like Atlanta, Dallas, Fort Worth, Orlando, and Houston. Walmart made the announcement on Monday (10/5/26) that they're expanding their aerial delivery service to two new Metro markets, Seattle and Denver. The drones are being provided by Wing, which is a subsidiary of Alphabet.

Pasco faces tough budget decisions, and city leaders are trying to close a multimillion-dollar gap without cutting services residents depend on, like fire and police. The preliminary 2027–2028 budget projects a shortfall of roughly $12 million in 2027 and $16 million in 2028. City Council is also considering taking the full 1% property tax levy increase allowed under state law for 2027, which would bring in an estimated additional $152,500.

Richland, WA Police Department via Facebook Richland, WA Police Department via Facebook The Richland Police Department is investigating a report of assault at a local middle school. At about 11:25 am, officers were dispatched to the middle school, located at 504 Wilson Street in Richland. The call was to assist school staff dealing with a student-related incident involving alleged threats and disruptive behavior.

Richland, WA Police Department via Facebook Richland, WA Police Department via Facebook The Richland Police Department is investigating a report of assault at a local middle school. At about 11:25 am, officers were dispatched to the middle school, located at 504 Wilson Street in Richland. The call was to assist school staff dealing with a student-related incident involving alleged threats and disruptive behavior.

Due to better than expected water level reports from the Bureau of Reclamation, one area irrigation district has extended their season another week. South Columbia Basin is a Big District The District is mostly ag related, serving just over 7,200 customers, but about the same number of acres as KID--who has over 22,000. KID has more residential. SCBID serves between 223-250,000 acres. Their map is pictured here. The four colored areas are the zones that make up the District.

The product was recalled after FDA inspectors found the product did contain small amounts of various types of alcohol including ethanol. FDA recall for Baby-Infant Sleep Aid The Food and Drug Administration issued the recall for the product late Wednesday, it's Magic Tea Brand Sleep Gripe water dietary supplement. The product is sold through Secrets of Tea and also on Amazon. One lot or batch of the product was recalled due to the presence of what the FDA said was 3 types of alcohol.

Richland Fire & Emergency Services was called out to a lithium-ion battery fire earlier this year. Richland Fire & Emergency Services via Facebook Richland Fire & Emergency Services via Facebook The appliance was a rechargable massage gun. The appliance was NOT plugged in, and was NOT used for months, prior to the fire. Fortunately, the damage was contained to the closet. It could've been much worse for the homeowner, had the fire spread.

Richland Fire & Emergency Services was called out to a lithium-ion battery fire earlier this year. Richland Fire & Emergency Services via Facebook Richland Fire & Emergency Services via Facebook The appliance was a rechargable massage gun. The appliance was NOT plugged in, and was NOT used for months, prior to the fire. Fortunately, the damage was contained to the closet. It could've been much worse for the homeowner, had the fire spread.