A nuclear fuel manufacturing facility north of Richland is continuing its march to be on the front line of providing advanced fuels and technologies to the burgeoning U.S. nuclear energy industry. 

Washington’s Supreme Court on May 4 denied a conservative political committee’s request to pursue an attempt to repeal the state’s new income tax law with a referendum this fall.

State business advocates say more employers are looking to exit the state, largely because of increasing tax burdens. 

The parent company of Walla Walla-based Banner Bank is bringing another Washington state financial institution into its fold. 

Artificial intelligence is increasingly becoming part of daily life but the infrastructure that supports it is something many Americans want no part of. 

Farmers market season kicks off this month with Pasco welcoming vendors and patrons alike to its downtown mercado. 

Another round of leadership changes are happening at Washington state’s largest wine producer. 

A new resource at Washington State University Tri-Cities is available to help students dress for success.  

Nearly all customers of Kennewick Irrigation District will be without irrigation water for up to 10 days as the pumping facility that supplies its canals undergoes repairs. 

One of the Mid-Columbia’s leading boosters for the region’s business community and entrepreneurs, is the 2026 Tri-Citian of the Year.