Spokane's Steve Gleason Awarded the Congressional Gold Medal
Since his diagnosis in 2011, Steve Gleason has spearheaded and championed efforts to develop and provide technology to help ALS patients live longer, more fulfilling lives.
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Snow Causes School Delays For Tuesday January 14th the List
Tri-Cities first snow of the winter season brings lots of traffic accident and of course school closures and delays...here's the list, we'll update if there are changes
Meat Loaf Goes Vegan But Veg Loaf Name Change? He Won't Do That
Meat Loaf is one of the best selling artists of all time, moving over 80 million albums worldwide.
Permanent Homeless Housing Solution Proposed for Tri-Cities
House the people, livin' in the street, oh, oh, Pasco's got a solution.
Implanted Chip Zaps Brain When Obese People Think About Food
Six morbidly obese people have agreed to have a brain chip implanted in them that continuously monitors their mind's activity.
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Heineken Selling 31-Packs Of Non-Alcoholic Beer For Dry January
According to a 2019 survey, 23% of Americans planned to skip alcohol for the entire month of January. That number is expected to crest at 25% with the dawn of 2020.
Science Explains Why We Should Work Shorter Hours in the Winter
The discrepancy between what your biological clock wants and what your social clock wants - this is social jetlag.
Check Out What This Woman is Doing For Cancer Survivors
Lizz is helping men and women feel whole again
Richland Navy Veteran Will Join Potential NASA Astronaut Pool
NASA's new "Artemis" program's goal is to land a manned spacecraft on the moon by 2024, putting Richland's Kayla Barron in the running to be the first woman to visit.