Bob Brawdy is a photographer and videographer at the Tri-City Herald. With over 35 years of experience, he is dedicated to telling the stories of Tri-Citians through his impactful images and videos. His work has been featured in notable outlets including Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports Canada, and the Yakima Herald-Republic.
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Bob Brawdy's reporting predominantly focuses on local community events, holidays, veterans' affairs, education, and infrastructure developments in the Kennewick area of Washington. His coverage attributes indicate a strong emphasis on seasonal and event coverage.
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By: Bob Brawdy
Crews from Pipkin Inc. of East Wenatchee have started preliminary work to take out Bateman Island's 500 foot long and 40 feet wide causeway. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded a $1.2 million contract, in partnership with other agencies, to the firm.
A Washington State Department of Ecology report issued in June 2023 identifies the pile and bales of discarded tires adjacent to the Richland Landfill on Highway 240 as the largest site in the state. It contains an estimated 7,100 tons of used tires.
Sarah Clasen leaves Benton County Superior Court with her defense attorney Scott Johnson after her Sept. 24, 2025, arraignment on one count of vehicular homicide while under the influence.
By: Bob Brawdy
Several thousand Eastern Washington elementary students from 55 schools converged on Columbia Park in Kennewick on Tuesday to set free tiny salmon they've spent weeks raising at school.
A steady flow of muddy Yakima River water moves past the end of the breached causeway to Bateman Island in Richland after an excavator removed about the first 20 feet
Andrew Waterhouse, 19, a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, was crossing the cable bridge when he saw the seaplane fly west low over the cable bridge and then start to descend, he told the Tri-City Herald.
The intersection realignment and railroad crossing replacement project at Steptoe Street and Tapteal Drive in Richland has been completed. The work was led by Young Asset Management LLC, a private developer that reconstructed the intersection to open up commercial land in the area.
Richland is working on a plan to remove an estimated 7,100 tons of old tires abandoned at a former recycling business on Twin Bridges Road. It’s the largest stockpile of
Richland Detectives are at the scene of a death investigation in the Evergreen Ridge Apartments complex at 1775 Columbia Park Trail, just east of the intersection with Columbia Center Boulevard.
Columbia River shoreline along Kennewick's Columbia Park looking upriver of the Columbiar with Franklin County to the north.
