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Daily editionTuesday, September 29th, 2026

Good morning, Kennewick.

The Daily Kennewick Team

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Here’s your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 29th of September.

Culture

  1. Comedian Tom Segura is set to perform his Preposterous tour at the Toyota Center on May 27, 2027 — ticket pre-sales open Wednesday, Sept. 30 at 10 a.m.

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Education

  1. Pasco High School senior Jacquelyn Valdez earned a National Merit Scholarship commendation after scoring in the top 3% on the PSAT (NMSQT) following six months of study.

    She balanced academics with music, sports, and clubs and plans to study biology and pursue medicine after graduation.

    NBC Tri-CitiesRead more

Finance

  1. After a Tri-Cities resident received a text impersonating HAPO, they visited the branch and confirmed it was a scam — the credit union warns that legitimate alerts come only from a five-digit code and advises customers not to share account details from 10-digit numbers.

    The KEYRead more

Government

  1. The Kennewick Irrigation District is monitoring fall & winter weather and water conditions in the Yakima Basin as it plans for the 2027 irrigation season.

    Officials say recent heavy rains boosted reservoirs, but a healthy mountain snowpack remains crucial for next year's water supply.

    Apple Valley News NowRead more

Lifestyle

  1. A local guide presents 10 places to see fall colors around Tri-Cities, from the riverfront at Howard Amon Park to the trails at Columbia Park in Kennewick.

    The piece encourages residents to enjoy scenic walks or bike rides during the fall season.

    NewsTalk 870Read more

Accidents

  1. Benton City residents returned today to the devastated Second Street area after a wind-driven fire on Monday, Sep. 28 destroyed at least five homes — cleanup and damage assessments are starting.

    Apple Valley News NowRead more

  2. Evacuations in Benton City were lifted after a Monday, Sept. 28 early morning update on several fires, including the 2nd Street Fire + local crews continue to monitor conditions.

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