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Cleanup budgets

Federal funding hits record for Hanford, but billions more needed

April 9, 2026
Ty Beaver

Hanford remains the nation’s most expensive and technically complex cleanup project, and delays, legal obligations and debates over how to treat tank waste – including whether to vitrify or grout certain wastes – mean the site could still take decades and tens of billions more to fully clean up. 


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Atomic Town 2.0? New nuclear comes to the Hanford site

April 9, 2026
Ty Beaver

Hanford is being repositioned for a new wave of nuclear development – but that push is running into longstanding concerns about cleanup, oversight and trust.


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History in making

Vit plant continues hot commissioning

April 9, 2026
Ty Beaver

Treated waste from the Hanford site’s leaking underground tanks continues to move incrementally through what local officials consider the world’s most cutting-edge treatment facility as workers assess its systems and infrastructure.


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Report: Port of Benton described as ‘immersed in chaos, confusion’

Administrators’ attorneys criticize report as ‘hit piece’ and ‘hatchet job’
April 9, 2026
Rachel Visick

An HR consultant hired by the Port of Benton has delivered a scathing 28-page report on port operations, calling the organization “immersed in chaos, confusion and leadership neglect” and laying out sweeping recommendations for restructuring. Attorneys for the administrators vehemently dispute the report’s findings, with one calling it a “hit piece” and the other a “hatchet job.”


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April events to inject more than $4M into local economy

April 8, 2026
TCAJOB Staff

A slew of events, many of them sports tournaments and competitions, are expected to bring about 20,000 people to the Tri-Cities in April, filling hotel rooms, booking restaurant reservations and benefiting other local businesses. 


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Damage following downtown fire closes bookstore permanently

April 8, 2026
Ty Beaver

A downtown Kennewick bookstore is permanently closing its storefront due to smoke and water damage related to the fire at a neighboring restaurant three weeks ago. 


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First vitrified waste deposited in Hanford landfill

April 8, 2026
TCAJOB Staff

The first stainless steel containers containing treated wasted are now permanently stored at a designated special disposal facility on the Hanford site. 


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Soaring diesel prices hit WA family farms' bottom line

April 7, 2026
Isobel Charlé and Mark Richardson

The conflict in Iran has caused fuel prices to soar and Washington State farmers said it hits them hard when they are putting crops in the ground. 


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Builder advocates: Prepare to restructure business to avoid new income tax

April 7, 2026
TCAJOB Staff

The state’s leading trade organization for homebuilders is advising its members to meet with an accountant while staying abreast of legal challenges to the state’s recently adopted income tax. 


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Opening date set for new Columbia Gardens brewery

April 7, 2026
TCAJOB Staff

A brewery which signed a lease in October for a space at Port of Kennewick’s Columbia Gardens Artisan Village is opening this month. 



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