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Summer is just around the corner, and with it comes the promise of sunny days, beach trips, and outdoor adventures. However, staying cool and comfortable can be a challenge as the temperatures rise. Don’t sweat it! I’ve found the best items from Amazon that will help you beat the heat and make the most of your summer. From stylish sunglasses to refreshing cooling towels, these essentials are designed to keep you cool, protected, and ready for all the fun under the sun.

warmer than expected weather compressed the harvest season, resulting in a lot of fruit being left on trees.

What do we do when all the chores are done and you're not really into binge watching yet another series...

Kennewick Fire officials believe a disabled semi triggered the blaze. Wednesday night fire chars brush, damages storage facility. According to KPD, the fire began along I-82 by SR 395. A semi truck has a mechanical problem, and some sparks that were shed triggered the fire. ...

Monday a large fire triggered by a disabled semi blocked I-90 in Grant County for hours.

Hit the water before summer is over, load up your boats, jet ski, or anything you love having out on the water, and make memories for a lifetime. We found the best lakes or you to enjoy around Washington some water sports

Our neck of the woods is the only area in the state that's seeing red.

Most places around the Tri-Cities have a leash requirement but several users on Reddit jumped on and gave her some suggestions on where she could and let her pooch run free.

Sources, including Winco and Albertsons, say area retailers are facing some stiff unique challenges with our record-setting heat. 113-117 degrees really straining freezer systems.

Our average record temps in the Tri-Cities are around 100 for the month of August so when we are complaining about the temps, be thankful that you don't live in Death Valley.

We could reach 110 by this weekend in the Columbia Basin which could be a record for us here in the Tri-Cities.

It's HOT for us.  Imagine how dangerous this can be for pets who may be living out in the elements.  A heat advisory is in effect for the lower Columbia Basin and Oregon through Thursday evening.  Triple digit heat is expected with temperatures rising as high as high as 110 degrees...