Washington voters will get their chance in November to embrace or reject the state’s new income tax on households with earnings greater than a million dollars a year.

A Utah-based sign and display company behind marquee signs on the Las Vegas Strip and videoboards at college and professional stadiums has given a feature of a landmark Tri-Cities building a glow up. 

The city of Pasco has announced that a 36-year veteran of its police department will be the next to lead the agency.  

A popular Richland restaurant and night life spot has met its goal to raise $100,000 for a major reconstruction project in order to remain open. 

After a low point last year, Washington has climbed three spots in the national rankings of the best states for business. But it remains less competitive than it was in the past. 

A national small business association has recognized Washington state legislators who support small businesses, including several in the Mid-Columbia.

High school seniors in Washington would need to complete student aid paperwork to graduate, under a proposal recently announced by Gov. Bob Ferguson.

The same manmade “forever chemicals” that stalled development at Vista Field for months have again been detected in the city of Kennewick’s drinking water. 

The Tri-Cities architecture firm sued by Moses Lake School District over the construction of the district’s newest elementary school will pay $1.85 million to help cover the cost of fixing problems with the building.