Projects ranging from floodplain restoration to improving water quality and fish passage will benefit from nearly $5 million in funding being provided by Oregon and Washington state lawmakers. 

The public is invited to weigh in on a plan to develop a large swath of agricultural land in West Richland.

A public hearing is set on the potential transfer of Ziply Fiber Northwest to Canada’s largest communications company.

The Tri-Cities’ explosive growth has slowed, keeping pace with the state’s trend.

A state land trust has returned 180 acres of ancestral land to the Yakama Nation.

Soil testing on a private lot under construction at Kennewick’s Vista Field found levels of synthetic chemicals called per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, above the limit set by state Department of Ecology.

A local winery is in the national spotlight as potentially having one of the 10 best wine clubs in the country. 

One of the Tri-Cities’ largest employers is increasing the size of its board of directors, with a number of its current members stepping down. 

Customers at Fred Meyer’s 60 pharmacies in Washington, including the store’s Tri-Cities locations, now have access to free locking bags provided with opioid prescriptions. 

A Richland High School graduate is the latest commander of one of four U.S. Navy attack submarines stationed in San Diego.