Legislators have poured billions into the state's housing and homelessness programs, mostly in the past two state budgets.

Construction of the first restaurant in Kennewick’s Vista Field could start in late summer.

Documents filed under Washington’s environmental review process reveal a list of projects in the works for the Mid-Columbia for June 2024.

Richland recently welcomed a global engineering, architecture and construction firm to its new office at 1060 Jadwin Ave., though the company’s presence has been in the works for a while, thanks to a multiyear contract with one of the Tri-Cities’ biggest employers.

Washington is known worldwide for its apples, but our state is also among the nation’s top producers of hops, cherries, grapes, potatoes and wheat, among other crops. Yet each year’s harvest reveals a complex landscape of challenges and opportunities for our state’s agriculture industry.

Total manufacturing employment in Benton County grew by 16%, and by 23% in Franklin County. In the combined two counties, the gain amounted to 19%.

Let's talk noncompete agreements. How do the two rules from Washington and the FTC line up, and what are the applicable exemptions to the general rule that bans them?

It’s become increasingly important that employers engage with policymakers, both in Olympia and Washington, D.C.

Honoring our flag is integral to remembering America’s core values.

Washington is still recovering from drought conditions that have undermined its wheat production, and it’s too early yet to tell if this year will be better.