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Bob Brawdy

Bob Brawdy

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Photographer and Videographer, Tri-City Herald

Kennewick

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I only cover sports but am open to cover anything else that I can help with.

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Total articles 1686

  • Tri-Cities lawmaker’s bill to make financing manufactured homes easier is now law

    By Bob Brawdy Verified| The Bellingham Herald Verified Some manufactured homes will be eligible for the same low-cost mortgages as their site-built counterparts under a bill signed into law by Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson. The governor signed Engrossed House Bill 1191 at a ceremony Friday after it was passed unanimously by lawmakers in both chambers — 97-0 in the House and 49-0 in the Senate. The unanimous support is a coup for State Rep. April Connors, R-Tri-Cities, its primary sponsor.

    By Bob Brawdy Verified · The Bellingham Herald

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Man charged with homicide after $12 sale of fentanyl kills Tri-Cities area man

    By Bob Brawdy Verified| Tri-City Herald Verified A 41-year-old man is accused to delivering a $12 dose of fentanyl that killed a Benton City man in 2024. Investigators believe Dustin H. Shearer sold the potent drugs to Steven Taylor, 35, just hours before he was found dead in his bed, court documents said. Taylor is one of an increasing number of people charged in Tri-Cities with controlled substances homicide for delivering a fatal amount of an illegal drug. Lately, it has been used to target people who deliver fentanyl.

    By Bob Brawdy Verified · Tri-City Herald

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Tri-Cities lawmaker’s bill to make financing manufactured homes easier is now law

    By Bob Brawdy Verified| The Bellingham Herald Verified Some manufactured homes will be eligible for the same low-cost mortgages as their site-built counterparts under a bill signed into law by Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson. The governor signed Engrossed House Bill 1191 at a ceremony Friday after it was passed unanimously by lawmakers in both chambers — 97-0 in the House and 49-0 in the Senate. The unanimous support is a coup for State Rep. April Connors, R-Tri-Cities, its primary sponsor.

    By Bob Brawdy Verified · The Bellingham Herald

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Tri-City Herald

Kennewick, United States