This Kennewick woman’s drive fuels all four of her businesses, plus a house flipping side hustle.

This quirky Richland shop has remained solvent for almost five decades, quite a feat when many local and national retailers struggle to keep up with rising costs and the challenges posed by online retailers. Next year it celebrates 50 years in business.

Shrimpin’ might not be easy in a Tri-Cities climate, but the opening and expansion of an aquarium shop aims to make it so.

Washington’s grocery prices could grow more than 16% if President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs are allowed to continue, predicts a new state report released Thursday. 

The latest survey of hundreds of employers across Washington state indicates they remain tense in light of increased state taxes, impacts from tariffs and other issues. 

While many places around the country are seeing a decline in business applications so far this year, Washington state – including Benton and Franklin counties – continue to see strong growth. 

The Department of Revenue is sending letters and digital alerts notifying tens of thousands of business owners of a possible change in their tax reporting requirements after the Legislature changed what business services will now be defined as retail sales. 

A clinic focusing on women’s health care and aesthetics has moved to a new two-story building off of Clearwater Avenue, expanding its space and creating a luxury experience for patients. And the business’s plans don’t stop there.

Kennewick couple is designing and launching a unique indoor pickleball facility powered by artificial intelligence.

A holistic health and rejuvenation center in Richland is home to unique therapies and products designed to use the body to heal itself.