Dan Hanson

2 days ago | applevalleynewsnow.com | Dan Hanson

The Brief• The Manhattan Project Visitor Center introduces "Atomic Explorations," a new hands-on history and science program series running through the summer. • Free one-hour programs operate Monday through Thursday and Saturdays at 2:30 p.m. with no reservations required. • The initiative marks the first time rangers offer programming directly at the visitor center, expanding beyond traditional B-Reactor tours. RICHLAND, Wash.

3 days ago | applevalleynewsnow.com | Dan Hanson

The Brief• A grass fire ignited when someone mowing their lawn got too close to a dry patch near Rothrock and McCredie roads• West Benton Fire Rescue contained the blaze to just over one acre in 15 minutes with no property damage or injuries• Fire officials recommend doing yard work in early morning hours when conditions are cooler and more humidPROSSER, Wash.

3 days ago | applevalleynewsnow.com | Dan Hanson

The Brief • Franklin County commissioners unanimously passed a resolution affirming full support for federal immigration enforcement, including Trump administration policies • The resolution states the county will not adopt policies that interfere with federal immigration laws and emphasizes cooperation with ICE and Border Patrol • County Administrator Brian Dansel plans to send the resolution along with other county positions to contacts in the Trump administration FRANKLIN COUNTY — Franklin...

3 days ago | applevalleynewsnow.com | Dan Hanson

The Brief• The Tri-City Dust Devils are hosting their second sensory-friendly game experience, reducing music volume and creating a more inclusive environment for fans with special needs• Columbia Ability Alliance is partnering with the team to provide sensory items and participate in game activities including throwing the first pitch• The team plans to offer more sensory-friendly games in the future to accommodate fans with sensory sensitivitiesPASCO, Wash.

4 days ago | applevalleynewsnow.com | Erin Wencl |Dan Hanson |William Albert

KENNEWICK, Wash. - The Kennewick Police Department arrested a man after a standoff at an apartment complex Tuesday. The man surrendered after about an hour and was believed to have been suffering from a mental health crisis. Officers were first called to the 1400 block of West 14th Avenue just before 5:30 Tuesday night. People reported a man who lived in the complex was threatening to burn the apartment building down and that he would begin stabbing people.