The company aiming to build a 1,150-megawatt wind farm has received state approval for its proposed site in the Horse Heaven Hills, even as Benton County and community leaders threaten litigation to stop the project.

SBA’s Seattle District seeks nominations to honor individuals and small businesses in five categories.

Firehouse Subs in the Tri-Cities have a new franchise owner and locations that closed in mid-2024 are set to reopen in the coming months.

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Startup company Avalanche Energy wants to move into port-owned property at 2345 Stevens Drive, the Port of Benton’s largest asset. The port discussed the lease during its October commission meeting.

As apartment complexes rise at the south end of Columbia Center Boulevard in Kennewick, community and local businesses are taking root in the commercial area next door.

A large American technology company wants to build a data center campus in Wallula – a project that would drive hundreds of jobs and nearly $5 billion in private capital investment in the area.

Washington is home to a unique leadership program – taught in both English and Spanish – that focuses leadership principles on the realities of working in agriculture. 

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.