An indoor agriculture company with a Pasco greenhouse was one of 1,000 companies named to TIME’s World’s Growth Leaders 2026 list.  

A state agency has awarded $2.4 million to support 16 new electric vehicle charging slots across three sites in Benton County. 

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Three winemakers, two of them longtime tenants of a 20-year-old building at Prosser’s Vintners Village, have come together to buy and fully occupy it. 

A small Oregon hospital that has increasingly drawn patients from the Tri-Cities has expanded one of its facilities to accommodate growing demand for its specialty services. 

The West Richland Police Department has installed a free microchip scanning station to help reunite lost dogs with their owners.  

The city of Pasco is winnowing the list of which candidates to invite for interviews in its search for the city’s next police chief following a nationwide recruitment effort that drew 16 applicants from across the country. 

Kadlec’s latest primary care clinic, called Candy Mountain Primary Care, is set to open in West Richland. 

Pasco School District will dedicate the 26th student-built home completed through its Pasco Vocational Buildings Program on May 28, marking nearly three decades of student workforce development in the construction trades.