Workers at the Hanford vitrification plant have begun introducing chemicals akin to tank waste into the facility’s melter in the latest step to test its systems ahead of full-scale operations.
Hybrid work claims to offer the best of both worlds – employees benefit from face-to-face collaboration in the office and can also focus on deep, individual work at home – but new research shows this arrangement also can lead to internal division unless closely coordinated.
Many professions, ranging from office and administrative support to construction workers, enjoy wages higher than the national average, usually by at least a dollar or two.
Tri-Tech Skills Center has sent its first cohort of students onto Washington State University (WSU) Tri-Cities as part of a new joint program supporting those pursuing a nursing career.
Incyte Diagnostics will layoff 310 of its staff as it moves forward with a recent deal with national lab services provider Labcorp as it acquires specific assets of Incyte’s business, including Incyte's Richland lab.
The bill squeaked through the House by a single vote, with only Republicans in support. Washington state's two Republicans, U.S. Reps. Michael Baumgartner Dan Newhouse, of Sunnyside, both voted for it. Both their districts have the highest proportion of Medicaid enrollees in Washington.
You’re right to think prices are up at the gas pump when hitting the road for your Memorial Day weekend road trip but they’rea far cry from where they were a year ago.
Energy Northwest’s nuclear powered Columbia Generating Station will produce enough additional energy to power 125,000 homes under a new deal with the Bonneville Power Administration.
Gov. Bob Ferguson, with backing from an ensemble of state officials, lawmakers, trade unions and economic development organizations, has joined a multistate lawsuit seeking to block the tariffs instituted by President Donald Trump.
