The Tri-Cities Journal of Business’ Best Places to Work Mid-Columbia 2026 program celebrated 13 employers in the region that have demonstrated what it means to create a workplace and culture where employees can thrive.
Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown and a coalition of his peers are raising concerns about federal legislation aimed at reforming the permitting process for energy projects.
For the first time since it opened more than a decade ago, Trios Southridge Hospital is now owned by the entity operating it. And it’s a transaction that appears to be a bargain.
Earth-moving equipment was spread across the construction site during the Nov. 5 groundbreaking ceremony for a new multimillion-dollar clinic in Kennewick’s Southridge area, which is anticipated to be more than 100,000 square feet.
The Pasco Transition center want to showcase their students’ enthusiasm and capability to show employers that those with special needs can become reliable employees and achieve independence.
A Coyote Ridge inmate helps fellow prisoners envision their future – and take steps to prepare for it. He is one of the first incarcerated people in the nation to serve on a state-level group aimed at improving re-entry services for incarcerated people.
This home-based childcare provider has earned the state’s highest quality rating and recently was named Business of the Year by the Tri-Cities Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
This Kennewick pizza shop has worked hard to preserve both its original look and taste of its pizzas that have been made with fresh dough since the Ford administration.
Workers recently broke ground on a new $400 million facility aimed at getting even more hazardous tank waste pre-treated prior to long-term storage and disposal either through vitrification or grouting.
The system that removes nearly all the radioactivity from tank waste stored at Hanford before it is stabilized in glass processed the most waste ever in a single run in September.
Photos of clay-like grouted waste at Hanford have raised questions among watchdogs, but federal officials say the material meets applicable transportation safety requirements.
Elijah Family Homes is developing Sunrise Village, a community of six cottage homes in Kennewick designed to provide affordable housing for families working toward self-sufficiency.
As the debate about the role of artificial intelligence carries on, teachers once again find themselves at the forefront of a discussion about the impact of new technologies on education. For many teachers, the outlook isn’t great.
