A handful of Tri-Cities elementary schools have been designated as “laboratory schools,” offering teacher candidates at Washington State University Tri-Cities a chance to learn in various classrooms.

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.

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.

A $3.1 million federal grant will fund a Washington State University Tri-Cities project aimed at increasing the number of multilingual educators in the Tri-Cities region and beyond.

The Washington Officials Association – the organization that oversees almost all sports officials in the state – recently named this Pasco School District special ed teacher the Official of the Year for slowpitch softball.

A Washington State University Tri-Cities manager earned two awards in the past year, honoring her leadership and ongoing work in helping the university gain a certification for intentionally serving Latinos.

Maverick Cares is hosting a back-to-school supply giveaway for families in need at Maverick Gaming properties, including one in Pasco.

The Richland School District is sending a $314 million bond measure to the ballot in November, with a new high school in West Richland as the signature project.

Trios Health has welcomed its newest crop of residents, and the group includes a Benton City native. 

For the past two decades, a Tri-Cities nonprofit has been working to highlight the accomplishments of the Black community.