City of Richland, Kennewick, Pasco, Randy's Rundown
Richland council will discuss the future of the Tri-Cities Animal Control facility at its Tuesday workshop — Randy’s Rundown
City of Richland, Real Estate and development
After giving the city of Richland property worth millions, DoE may believe it’s payback time. DoE wants the city to annex property that includes some highly contaminated pieces.
After a long contentious debate, Richland council votes to change its comment policy. A newly-elected councilmember leads the charge to maintain the status quo.
City of Richland, Law Enforcement
Do you ever wonder what police officers do all day? Here’s a small sample of a week’s worth of Richland PD reports.
City of Richland, data centers, Real Estate and development
While rumors swirled about NDAs and personal investment, Atlas Agro’s Australian backer sent the first data center payment. Two Richland councilmembers support a town hall to sort it all out.
City of Richland, data centers, Law Enforcement, Parks
Speed cameras, data centers, pools, parks and more — the latest Richland news
Richland council has the stingiest public comment allowance in the area. Councilmember with the most no-shows complains that residents don’t show up.
City of Richland, Real Estate and development
With $50 million, Atlas Agro, a new company that has never built anything, will kick off a huge Richland data center.
City of Richland, Real Estate and development
The devil is in the details. Richland City Council may gloss over some agenda items at their Tuesday meeting.
City of Richland, Real Estate and development
Benton County appraiser defends the $1.277 million value assigned to the property at 1200 Jadwin that Richland wants to renovate for a police station. City officials defend paying $6.473 million more than that.
Construction on Richland’s downtown one-way plan won’t begin until 2027 due to federal funding delay
City of Richland, Real Estate and development
After the first contract fell through, Richland proposes selling former city parkland to a staff member’s husband. A new city code may make it easier to do that.
JACKPOT: In a little over a year, new owner of 1200 Jadwin could more than double their money.
