The Tri-Cities Airport has secured federal funds that will help pay for portions of the terminal expansion it recently kicked off.

The company’s failure to provide records for a scheduled compliance review led state labor investigators to uncover the company’s alleged failure to inform thousands of its workers of details of their jobs and compensation as required by state law. 

An anchor tenant at Columbia Center mall is buying one of its nearby neighbors.

The founder of a soon-to-open breakfast burrito restaurant in downtown Pasco has made it to the quarterfinals of a national chef competition and needs the help of fans to keep going. 

The bills included one sponsored by a Kennewick Republican that will help students pay for college. They did not include, however, the budget and tax bills that must be signed by May 20. 

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Politicians may earnestly believe their actions will have no repercussions but they do. The issue is not which tax or fee increases. It is about the total impact on taxpayers, businesses and the family budget.

Talent retention is perhaps our most meaningful impact. By offering high-quality education and strong career pathways right here at home, we ensure students stay and contribute to the region’s prosperity.

Tri-City port races draw familiar and new faces.