A new data center campus could soon be coming to federal land near Hermiston in eastern Oregon. 

Mid-Columbia organizations advocating for those with disabilities are encouraging others in the community to attend an upcoming event to join in their efforts. 

The Mid-Columbia Symphony is tuning up for its 82nd season after financial difficulties led to an abbreviated concert series the year before. This year, after abbreviating its slate of concerts in the 2025-26 season, the community is invited to give feedback on three candidates for the symphony’s next music director.

Amateur radio has led one retired Tri-Citian to many incredible conversations and connections over the years – and the hobby can also serve a crucial role in emergency situations. 

The Tri-Cities Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has announced the finalists for its 2026 annual gala awards ahead of the Oct. 16 event.  

Realistic budgeting. Restraint and thorough review of new taxes. Reduce regulation and permitting and licensing timelines. 

Were you prescribed a generic antibiotic for an infection or perhaps took a generic stimulant to treat your attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in the past? If so, you may be owed compensation. 

A Richland business is reaping the financial rewards of going green. 

When it comes to meeting its own greenhouse gas emissions, Washington is behind the curve on transitioning to electric vehicles. The transportation sector is the highest emitter in the state, accounting for 40% of total emissions, and will likely be the most difficult to decarbonize. 

Three Mid-Columbia wastewater treatment facilities are among those being celebrated by state ecology officials for protecting water quality and public health.