Senior Times briefs for January 2024.

Two new lifesaving devices are being installed at Badger Mountain to help improve outcomes if someone goes into cardiac arrest while hiking or riding on the trails. The automated external defibrillators, or AEDs, are going in at Trailhead Park at the base of the hill, and at the Badger summit.

This year's honorees range from a pair of Franklin County wheat farmers to a retired congressman. 

There is another solution to isolation, and you will find it right in your own yard. Pick an agency that does good in your community and volunteer to be a part of it.

There are resources and programs that can help families save money and many are underutilized.

Thirty years ago, the New Year opened with a Tri-City team on the downhill flow to a championship season.

Washington's lieutenant governor will visit the Tri-Cities on Dec. 19 to talk about his Project for Civic Health and "Common Ground for Common Good" report.

A longtime Kennewick Irrigation District engineer has been tapped to fill the vacant at-large seat on the Kennewick City Council.

The Montana-based company building a multimillion indoor greenhouse in Pasco has named a new CEO as part of a cost-saving restructuring plan. The changes won't affect plans to open the Pasco greenhouse at 950 S. Elm Ave. It is on track to begin seeding plants in early January.

Pasco's public works director is stepping down.