The 2025 Parade of Homes builders earned awards recognizing everything from best exterior appeal to best interior decorating. Chefs also were recognized as part of the companion Chefs on Parade event.
Thinking about letting artificial intelligence play a role in your hiring decisions? A recent University of Washington study indicates that doing so could lead to missing out on qualified candidates due to racial and other biases built into many AI models.
Richland city officials say the “significant traffic impacts” are part of ongoing improvements at this busy intersection. The work is necessary so new traffic signaling infrastructure can be installed.
Washington State University officials are recommending the university system’s regents adopt the maximum tuition rate increase allowed for the next academic year.
The Pasco location of a Yakima Valley restaurateur serving up south of the border and Southern California favorites has closed after eight months in the Tri-Cities.
The six primary companies cleaning up the Hanford site came together to donate to the Tri-Cities Food Bank at a time when food assistance nonprofits are struggling to meet demands.
State agriculture officials say they need more property owners to allow their land to be treated for an invasive and destructive beetle species if they are going to reverse its rise in Eastern Washington.
Families wanting to begin saving for their children’s future post-secondary education – and do so at a discount compared to current public university tuition rates in Washington state – now have that opportunity.
