A Richland-based distillery is moving its main tasting room from north Richland to 702 The Parkway — a location surrounded by restaurants and shops.

The building once home to Pasco’s longest continuously operating restaurant is now serving up cuisine from another continent.

A new mobile book and gift shop has been officially open for about a month, setting up shop outside eateries and bars across the Tri-Cities.

Three pediatricians decided to take a leap of faith and have lauched their own practice in west Pasco.

A Pasco coffee roaster and shop that aims to elevate the coffee-drinking experience is expanding to its third location after buying Richland’s Barracuda Coffee Co.

Knockerball Tri-Cities is launching KBTC Family Fun Zone in Pasco, featuring bumper cars, virtual reality simulators, arcade games, food, from grilled cheese to ice cream – and of course, knockerballs.

A Pasco high schooler operates P-Town Calls, which sells handmade wood and acrylic duck calls, as well as hats, beanies, sweatshirts and T-shirts in assorted colors repping the P-Town logo.

A company that aims to support aging at home is now using artificial intelligence and other tools to stay “upstream” of issues that may crop up, helping seniors stay independent longer.

A new drop-in indoor play area in Kennewick aims to fill a gap for parents of young children looking for a fun outing with their kids.

Longtime Richland business’ new owners combine a respect for the company’s legacy with a fresh vision.