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Daily editionSunday, February 15th, 2026

Good morning, Kennewick.

The Daily Kennewick Team

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Here’s your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 15th of February.

Community

  1. Juice is a well-behaved adoptable pup who shows a quirky move of walking backwards while keeping eye contact and is building confidence at the Tri-Cities Animal Shelter after his surgery for double cherry eye.

    Adoption visits require meet and greets with current dogs.

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Culture

  1. RadCon returned to the Tri-Cities for its 35th year with an alien-themed celebration at the Red Lion Hotel for sci-fi and fantasy fans, featuring talks, artists, writers, and gamers with costumes encouraged.

    Jeff Schreiner promoted his new Escape Monster rooms (opening next weekend in Kenwick) during the event.

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Economy

  1. Columbia Generating Station near Richland was manually shut down Thursday, Feb. 12 at 2:49 a.m. after both recirculation pumps failed, and Energy Northwest said the facility remains safe with no set date to resume operations.

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Government

  1. Tri-Cities Animal Control proposed new pet policy changes at a meeting held on Feb. 12 at Pasco City Hall.

    The proposals include tiered licensing, mandatory spay/neuter for repeat impounds (designed to reduce pet overpopulation) and stronger seizure rules that could affect pet owners across the region.

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