Quake Family Fun Center plans to press play on a video game arcade at Columbia Center in August. 

Since 1997, Impact Washington has delivered 3,000 value-driven improvement solutions to more than 1,500 of Washington’s small and medium-sized business, helping them to compete and grow.

Customers need only follow their nose to the scent of fresh-baked bread to meet the newest member of the Ki-Be Market team – a bread-baking robot.

At midyear, it appears the Tri-Cities economy is holding steady.

A Tri-Cities nonprofit dedicated to serving people in the region with significant vision challenges is closing at the end of August after nearly three decades in operation.

European influences in Jessie and Susanne Ayala’s foods and operations led to their latest venture, Imbibe, a lunch restaurant, craft cocktail and wine bar in downtown Pasco at 104 N. Fourth Ave., just steps away from their first restaurant.

Wine Social is undergoing its grandest iteration after various changes and updates since opening at the start of the pandemic.

The regional administrator for the U.S. Small Business Administration has been making trips to communities within his vast territory since he was appointed in January and recently made a stop in the Tri-Cities.

The popular classic car event will once again cruise through Richland in June, following a challenging few years that included Covid-19 and more than one sponsorship change.

Insurers now must provide customers a clear explanation for increases in their auto and home insurance premiums at the time of renewal.