A Kennewick man who patented the first commercially sold, solar-powered wheelchair has pleaded guilty in federal court to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and bank fraud in connection with Covid-19 relief funding.

The company that owns a 12-acre cold storage warehouse in the Finley area that’s been burning since April said it’s working hard to suppress the blaze as quickly as possible.

The National Association of Manufacturers has launched an industry-wide effort to educate Congress and the administration on the need for action to preserve the pro-growth 2017 tax reform provisions set to expire at the end of 2025.

Washington is known worldwide for its apples, but our state is also among the nation’s top producers of hops, cherries, grapes, potatoes and wheat, among other crops. Yet each year’s harvest reveals a complex landscape of challenges and opportunities for our state’s agriculture industry.

Pasco postal employees had fewer run-ins with dogs last year than the year before.

A four-bedroom, two-bathroom home partially built by students in the Pasco School District’s Vocational Building Program is on the market.

Gesa Credit Union plans to acquire a Centralia-based bank.

Tri-Cities Prep in Pasco is building six new classrooms, including a new biology laboratory. The project is estimated to cost $3.2 million.