Quake Family Fun Center plans to press play on a video game arcade at Columbia Center in August. 

Customers need only follow their nose to the scent of fresh-baked bread to meet the newest member of the Ki-Be Market team – a bread-baking robot.

At midyear, it appears the Tri-Cities economy is holding steady.

A Tri-Cities nonprofit dedicated to serving people in the region with significant vision challenges is closing at the end of August after nearly three decades in operation.

The popular classic car event will once again cruise through Richland in June, following a challenging few years that included Covid-19 and more than one sponsorship change.

Kadlec is acquiring one of the largest primary care practices in the Tri-Cities.

Pasco postal employees had fewer run-ins with dogs last year than the year before.

A four-bedroom, two-bathroom home partially built by students in the Pasco School District’s Vocational Building Program is on the market.

Gesa Credit Union plans to acquire a Centralia-based bank.

Tri-Cities Prep in Pasco is building six new classrooms, including a new biology laboratory. The project is estimated to cost $3.2 million.