The Pasco City Council discussed the future of the DPDA on Feb. 12, with city staff recommending the group be dissolved. The council didn’t make a final decision during the workshop session but is expected to pick the topic up again at a future meeting.

The airport  is adding a new flight — and with it a new airline — this month, and it’s planning for some longer-term facility improvements to pave the way for continued growth.

A new custom-built home – called the Summit on Red Mountain – will be available starting in May for short-term stays and events.

Discreet Supplies, a woman-owned and -run company, deals in durable medical equipment (DME).

From hypnotist to knife sharpener, Ken Hatcher’s new business is focused on eliminating dull edges on everything from knives and gardening tools to shovels and scissors. 

A long-planned intermodal ramp in Wallula has opened and is moving containers.

With a mounting doctor shortage across the country, state and locally, this local doctor did most of her medical training in the region and then chose to stay in the Tri-Cities area to practice medicine.

A new program aimed at offering training to local nonprofit board members is available through Three Rivers Community Foundation.

Zeno Power has secured a radioactive isotope that will be used as fuel in its radioisotope power systems, or RPSs.

Two executive directors of nonprofits — one to support refugees and immigrants, and the other kids — received Kennewick’s highest honors.