An analysis of government data shows that construction across the nation declined slightly in July, reinforcing some experts’ assertions that tariffs and labor shortages are hampering the industry. 

Looking to recruit and lock in future graduates for your company? Washington State University Tri-Cities has an opportunity for you. 

Skiers and snowboarders looking forward to shorter lift lines and faster travel up the mountain at Bluewood will have to wait another year as the installation of its new high-speed quad lift is on hold.  

Ten years after first partnering to make it easier for Columbia Basin College students to pursue a four-year degree at Eastern Washington University, both institutions are making sure that pathway remains clear. 

It was a record-breaking year for the Benton-Franklin Fair & Rodeo, at least when it came to public transit. 

Washington state Department of Ecology’s Washington Conservation Corps is recruiting young adults ages 18-25 and military veterans or those with a sensory or mental disability of any age to fill more than 250 positions across the state. 

 Learn practical AI skills, take home a personal prompt library, gain inspiration and network at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory’s “AI for Good: Connecting Science, AI and Community” event.

Goodwill Industries of the Columbia has the green light to build a new building at 7511 Wrigley Drive in Pasco. It’ll be bigger than the Kennewick Goodwill. 

Construction worker shortages nationwide are the leading cause of project delays as new immigration enforcement efforts have affected nearly a third of construction firms nationwide, including in Washington. 

The Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation have launched a public education initiative designed to highlight the tribes’ enduring cultural legacy, leadership and ongoing contributions throughout the Pacific Northwest.