Despite the worst of the health crisis having passed, one of its enduring legacies is the sharp rise in labor costs.

Richland’s Public Facilities District is now carrying the flag in the latest attempt to bring a performing arts facility to the Tri-Cities.

This year has been a pivotal year for energy innovation in the Tri-Cities, solidifying the region’s status as the clean energy powerhouse of the Pacific Northwest.

A winery established 18 years ago is looking for new owners to continue its legacy on Red Mountain.

Locally-raised meat can be hard to come by, but one couple is closing that gap with their new Richland shop.

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

While no single solution can easily meet energy demand while lowering greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, we have a better chance of success when we work collaboratively. 

Recent extreme weather events highlight not just the region’s vulnerability but also the pressing need for resilient and forward-thinking energy solutions.

With an increased focus on transmission expansion, generation  maintenance and system performance improvements, BPA is prepared to keep the lights on for the Tri-Cities and the broader region.

With nearly three-quarters of the Benton REA’s 12,000 members and 64% of its work orders being in and around West Richland, moving the utility to the future headquarters to West Richland is expected to bring quicker service times to most of its members, as well create cost-saving efficiencies, among other benefits.