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Delta High School speech and debate team celebrates national accolade (opens the original)
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PASCO, Wash. -Â Delta High School's speech and debate team is celebrating after making the National Speech and Debate Association's "100 Club" for the first time. The 100 Club honors speech and debate teams across the country that earn more than 100 "points" through competition and other activities. Only a handful of Washington schools qualify for the list each year. The accolade is the cherry-on-top of a successful 2025-26 competition season for the Triangles. Delta High School racked up severa
Future of Tri-Cities Animal Services up for debate after cost, ethics concerns (opens the original)
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TRI-CITIES, Wash. - Pasco, Kennewick and Richland are debating the future of Tri-Cities Animal Services (TCAS) after a push for change from the community. Residents have been speaking at Pasco City Council meetings about TCAS since June. The concerns started when two dogs at TCAS' shelter, who had a documented history of unprovoked bites, were set to be euthanized. Many pet owners objected to the plan, leading to the dogs being sent to other shelters instead. The concern has led to months of a
"OnePasco" program aims to make it easier for police to obtain camera footage (opens the original)
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PASCO, Wash. -Â Business owners and residents are learning about a new security program that the Pasco Police Department believes can improve safety. Tracking down security camera footage is one of the most time-consuming parts of fighting crime. Pasco Police Lt. Thomas Groom explained that it can sometimes take weeks for officers to acquire footage for an investigation. "[They have to] go up and knock on the door, make contact, people aren't home or it's the middle of the night," Lt. Groom said
West Richland residents speak out over possible data center plan (opens the original)
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WEST RICHLAND, Wash. -Â After more than 100 residents packed into Tuesday night's city council meeting, one thing is clear: West Richland residents expect their opinions on data centers to be heard. The meeting comes weeks after it was announced that Trammel-Crow, a real estate company, had purchased 1,000 acres of the privately-owned Lewis and Clark Ranch property, located just north of a residential neighborhood. City officials confirm that the company has shown interest in building a data cen
Will AI be regulated? What to know about researcher's "doomsday" claims (opens the original)
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In what many are calling an unprecedented move, tech CEOs are calling for their own industry to be regulated. The reason? Some believe artificial intelligence (AI) is growing too quickly. The AI sphere is in a frenzy after a former Anthropic researcher claimed that it's possible the tool could cause global extinction by the end of the decade. Instead of double down on the safety of AI, several tech CEOs have come out calling for guard rails on an industry they once fought to keep unregulated. Th
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