The retired city manager of Kennewick has been appointed as the Port of Kennewick’s newest commissioner.

Data center regulations are the event horizon that communities across the nation, including in Washington state, are calling on their elected officials to achieve.  

A Yakima Valley fruit processor is facing a fine of more than $20,000 for failing to use recycled plastic in any of its packaging materials. 

School boards for the Yakima, Lake Washington and Tacoma districts contend the state’s failure to meet its constitutional obligations is forcing them to rely on local levy dollars to pay day-to-day expenses, echoing an argument made in the landmark McCleary ruling that forced the state to pump billions of additional dollars into education. 

A slew of trade and business organizations are sounding the alarm over the increasing costs of the state’s workers’ compensation program even as officials seek to minimize impacts on employers. 

With irrigation water supplies becoming more strained each year, some wine grape growers may be wondering which grape varieties can better handle drought conditions. 

All the attention may be on recent debates around the state’s coming income tax on high earners, but business owners also will be seeing a bigger tax bill. 

Got a great idea for an innovation but not sure where to go for support and funding? Central Washington University could be your go-to. 

Washington’s governor recently met again with NBA Commissioner Adam Silver to push the case for the return of the Seattle SuperSonics as league expansion here remains uncertain.

Grocery giant Albertsons must pay Washington state $900 million for its pharmacies’ role in fueling the opioid epidemic, a judge recently ruled.