AWB is calling on lawmakers in the upcoming legislative session to adopt a research and development tax credit that can reach down and lift up our smallest manufacturers and also to nvest in energy production, rather than trying to eliminate energy sources like natural gas and hydroelectric dams.

Public officials, WSU leaders and Tri-Cities community members gathered Oct. 2 to celebrate the Institute for Northwest Energy Futures’ ribbon cutting at 2892 Pauling Ave., Richland, and to tour the building’s lab and office spaces.

A Kennewick nonprofit that uses therapeutic riding and other equine-assisted activities to help children and adults with physical and mental challenges and trauma needs the community’s help to continue operating.

This local businessman will share his wisdom on creating a successful working environment on Nov. 7 during Tri-Cities Area Journal of Businesses’ first-ever Best Places to Work event. 

A broad coalition of Washington educators, doctors, researchers and social justice advocates has launched a campaign to ban flavored nicotine vapes in the state, citing the product’s contribution to youth addiction. 

Trinity Hot Yoga is a new boutique site in West Richland offering a range of yoga styles and classes for novices to experienced yogis.

The latest golf simulator business is under construction in Richland and owned by a golf professional who is part of the PGA program and has worked at golf courses around the Tri-Cities.

The Northwest will see the smallest crop of pears in 40 years.

For organizations in the Tri-Cities and beyond, an endowment provides the financial stability needed to weather economic fluctuations, attract major donors and plan with confidence.

There is a better way to structure a gift after death that leads to both better tax ramifications for your heirs and less administrative complexity.