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With no shortage of festivals and events this year it looks like Tri-City residents really know how to party — and we can look forward to more of the same for 2017.

Real estate was a dominant issue in the Tri-Cities in 2016, with dramatic stories about house prices rising, concerns about affordability, the impact of foreign investment and government intervention.

The visioning process is complete and the future of Riverview Hospital looks likely to include some form of mixed-use development.

Four elected officials from the Tri-Cities will take on top regional jobs in the new year.

Whimsical garden of lights at Lafarge Lake available for viewing through to Jan. 22

If you're thinking about making a fitness resolution to kick off 2017, then an event early in January may help give you an inspirational kick — along with a bit of wine to soften the blow.

Whether you're aiming to start the new year on a particularly fresh note or perhaps hoping a bracing chill will chase away a foggy post-party head, the Penguin Plunge is the place to be on Jan. 1.

Finger Food Studios garnering attention for its holographic design and development studio as well as its commitment to reduce its carbon footprint

Riverside students' winning proposal will be conducted by astronauts on the International Space Station

Sajed Ghaffari-Marandi, 31, has been missing for nearly a month. His family says it's extremely unusual for him to be out of touch.