A global beverage company’s Walla Walla bottling and manufacturing plant is shutting down, putting 58 people out of work. 

One of the primary Hanford site contractors has paid millions of dollars to the departments of Justice and Energy as part of a settlement resolving allegations of fraudulently overcharging DOE for labor costs. 

A Kennewick-based ice maker and distributor, in partnership with a similar Oregon-based company, has acquired manufacturing, distribution and customer assets of one of its competitors, creating the largest packaged ice manufacturing network in the Pacific Northwest. 

Rejoice, taco lovers: the Pasco Taco Crawl is nearly here. 

Not able to attend any of the World Cup matches that will be played in Seattle this summer? Pasco could still give you the arena feel as you root for your team of choice and all for free.

With just two Ironman 70.3 events under its belt, the Tri-Cities is running away with the praise of the triathlon competition’s participants. 

The leadership development program that has educated and nurtured hundreds of the region’s leaders for more than 30 years is seeking its next crop of students. 

The city of Richland announced plans to build a roundabout at the intersection of Reata Road with the future Gage Boulevard extension. While the roads don’t currently meet, the roundabout will be where Gage is expected to connect with Reata in the future. 

Looking for a place to park your food truck or stand this summer to take advantage of the crowds enjoying the outdoors? The city of Richland has an opportunity for you. 

The West Richland City Council has selected an engineer and project manager with deep ties to the region’s nuclear power industry to fill the seat vacated by Fred Brink after he was elected the city’s mayor.