Another company is showing interest in the Port of Pasco’s fast-filling Reimann Industrial Center.

Documents filed under Washington’s environmental review process reveal a list of projects in the works for the Mid-Columbia. 

For more than 40 years, a local couple have been selling a wide variety of plants, with plenty of wisdom and tips to grow them served up right along with them. Now, their Kennewick plant shop Flower Farm will be replaced by a gas station, causing uncertainty about the future of their business.

Pasco already has a key advantage for developing an industrial park centered on reusing manufacturers’ waste byproducts, according to consultants who studied the concept.

Richland’s city council has agreed to buy a long vacant seven-story building off Jadwin Avenue to replace its current police station, and is banking on money from the sale of land for a data center to help fund the project.

Plans are in the works for a large 94-bed memory care facility off West Van Giesen Street in West Richland.

The owners of a Kennewick restaurant which has been dishing up authentic Italian food for more than a quarter of a century have put it on the market to prepare for retirement. 

The volume of trains and trucks coming and going from the Tri-Cities is about to see a sharp spike.

A construction trades group is sounding the alarm on more communities restricting data center projects when such projects have boosted construction spending and hiring, shoring up declines in other parts of the building sector.