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Nearly $2 billion in funding at Hanford. On Thursday, Senator Murray defended the work done here with stimulus dollars.

There's a new plan to save one of the last little pockets of untouched land in Richland. And it's not by a preservation group. Believe it or not, it's a developer.

"We want to expand on the west coast. This is the first step towards that. It's logical since we're already in Pendleton to do expansion over here," said Keystone RV Manager Loren Schmucker.

CHEESE LOUISE, RICHLAND - Its all about the cheese. Jordan Steele takes a look at the new cheese store in the Tri-Cities.

A national tragedy has turned into a scammers opportunity. Crooks are out to get people trying to donate to Fort Hood victims.

The Tri-Cities Animal Shelter & Control Services is getting flooded with calls about abandoned animals in the fields. The theory: seasonal workers aren't just leaving the work, they're leaving the dogs behind in the orchard too. Now, animal control officials have a plan to change that.

A controversial project is now under construction. State workers were out in Basin City on Wednesday to break ground on a new farm worker housing unit.

Battling hypothermia, a 17-year-old hunter stranded on a floating chunk of ice shot and killed a polar bear while trapped for more than a day before being rescued Monday in the Canadian Arctic.

A big construction project got put on hold. This time last year, Action News told you about a data center linked to amazon.com going up in Boardman. A year later, the building is empty and unfinished.

Last week we told you about two new developments bringing in roughly 200 new homes near Paradise Drive* and Collins Road. Despite backlash from homeowners, West Richland city leaders approved plans to route traffic through their community. Now, one of those homeowners is suing the city.

An officer involved shooting death in Kennewick is headed for a legal battle. The family is suing for $10 million in damages.

Budget cuts in Franklin County don't just mean longer lines at the Franklin County Courthouse. They also mean several other offices are cutting back on hours.