The founder of a chain of sit-down seafood restaurants across the Pacific Northwest, including in Richland, has died. 

An affordable housing project in east Kennewick is among a handful state ecology officials are lifting up as an example of the good that comes from redeveloping formerly contaminated land. 

New research has shown that employees who participated in workplace-based financial education programs had stronger financial knowledge and capability than those who didn’t.  

Volunteers have completed construction of a new arena for 4-H youth and equestrians at the Benton County Fairgrounds. 

Those planning to visit Richland this weekend should plan ahead to avoid traffic impacts from the basketball tournament the city has hosted for nearly a decade. 

The latest long-range forecast of the Columbia River’s future water availability leaves the region high and dry within the next 20 years. 

For the first time, three Washington state local governments, including Pasco, will need the state’s OK before implementing new voting policies due to their histories of diluting the power of Latino voters. 

Crews have begun tearing down part of the restaurant that formerly housed a national fast food chain in preparation for a Pacific Northwest favorite’s first Tri-City location. 

Another downtown Kennewick shop has reopened after being affected by a fire earlier this spring.

The longtime director of one of the Tri-Cities’ longest running performing arts groups is stepping down.