A $250,000 state grant to upgrade a former apple processing facility in Sunnyside will help preserve dozens of jobs while also providing a new buyer for the region’s orchards. 

The franchise owner for Kennewick and Pasco locations of a popular national breakfast restaurant chain is once again being lauded by the company for the success of her restaurants and leadership. 

Washington’s new sales tax on services faces a second lawsuit that could undercut the state’s moves to bring in hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue.

A lack of transparency and inclination to tightly control the flow of information seem to be deeply ingrained in today’s politics and reflected frequently in the governor’s administration.

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

Belt-tightening and uncertainty continue to grip Pacific Northwest National Laboratory as research programs hang in the balance between a swing in federal policy toward clean energy and congressional deadlock over a federal budget.

Most spouses assume they’ll automatically inherit everything when their partner dies. They won’t. Let that sink in.

Strategic and forward-looking planning can improve the balance between charitable contributions and the amount of taxes to be paid.

With thoughtful planning, you can significantly reduce the tax burden on your heirs while maximizing your charitable impact.

The Mid-Columbia Symphony has an abbreviated slate of concerts this year as it works to build up its resources amid financial instability.