Mesa News

Getting Scared For A Good Cause! Mesa has made the 2nd scariest haunted house in Washington state.

All Seasons Produce Corn Maze, 6413 N. Road 68 in Pasco, is open Fridays through Sundays through Oct.

What happens when two friends run for the same office? Time will tell. But we do know that the 9th District of the state Legislature will be filled by a Republican regardless of who wins.

It wouldn't be Halloween without a few corn mazes and haunted trails to wander through to scare you.

Susan Fagan and Pat Hailey were friends long before they became political rivals.

Mosquito traps set up around Franklin County have collected 37 mosquito samples that tested positive for the West Nile virus.

Pedro Guajardo said his life would be a lot different without the state Mathematics Engineering Science Achievement program.

Two teenagers are shot in Kennewick last night in what police believe was a gang related shooting.

Nearly 15,000 starter marijuana plants were seized by the Franklin County Sheriff's Office after a landowner found them on his farm near Mesa.

A four-vehicle collision near Mesa injured six and blocked Highway 17 in both directions for about three hours this afternoon.

Voters will see familiar names in a couple of races for state representative this fall as family members of two late lawmakers run for office.

Mesa made the national news this week when the Wall Street Journal reported on the town's discussions with Franklin County about whether to dissolve its municipal corporation.

Rep. Don Cox, R-Colfax, announced today he has no plans to run this fall for the Eastern Washington legislative seat he took over from the late Rep.

A judgment for violating the state open records law against the small Eastern Washington town of Mesa has officials there considering bankruptcy or disincorporation.