Even though new trucks have reduced CO2 and other pollutants, some politicians are hastily charging ahead to replace fossil-fueled trucks with unproven technology. 

Thankfully, the parties were able to find agreement to end the strike before it caused even more economic damage. We’re hopeful that with a new labor agreement comes a new era of manufacturing growth in Washington – and across the nation.

Doing taxes can be a tedious task for most people, but one Tri-City tax accountant loves the work.

The Muscle Spa uses a fun play on words to explain why it’s “knot your average massage” place.

A new children’s bookstore has opened in downtown Kennewick, and it won’t solely be a place to find titles that the kids in your life will love.

A couple with years of experience working at some of the Tri-Cities’ most popular restaurants soon will be heading up their own in Richland.

The Tri-Cities Food Co-op has opened its doors at 1420 Jadwin Ave. in Richland.

Students from the Pasco School District’s Construction Trades Program recently began framing their Team Pasco House. This will be the 25th home that high school students from Pasco have built from start to finish.

The Port of Benton is gearing up for the multimillion-dollar building remodel that plays a key role in its intermodal facility – a place to connect and transfer goods from trains and trucks.