The state Real Estate Appraiser Commission, part of the Department of Licensing, is seeking two new members. Applicants who meet qualifications have until Nov. 3 to apply for the six-year term. 

As the state faces a near $900 million budget deficit, one group is calling on the Legislature to ease pressures on the state’s homebuilders as a means to boosting tax revenues. 

The Port of Benton has sold its Benton City development building at 515 Ninth St. in Benton City for $300,000.  

These business partners envision a transformational development that could add as much as $200 million to Franklin County’s tax base.

A nonprofit serving youth in crisis in Benton and Franklin counties is consolidating its two Kennewick offices into a new, larger space to better support its staff and the community. 

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

A long-awaited expansion and redesign of a stretch of Highway 12 south of the Tri-Cities may not roll out exactly as initially planned.

More affordable housing for those making below the region’s median wage is on its way to east Kennewick.

The city of Hermiston is making more bets that artificial intelligence and big data could transform its economy.

One of downtown Kennewick’s newest stores made a big move ahead of the holiday shopping season.