This year marks the 25th anniversary of the EEOICPA program, which is intended to compensate DOE employees who became ill after being exposed to harmful substances while working at certain sites, including Hanford. But it can be a challenging program to navigate.

Hanford’s new AI tool can condense emails and analyze and summarize complicated documents, saving Hanford’s human workers tons of time, according to Hanford Mission Integration Solutions (HMIS), which developed the system.

A retired chemist transforms Cold War relics into unusual art pieces.

A team of volunteers – many of them seniors – help to serve those seeking assistance and more are always needed.

As the weather warms up, Girl Scout cookie sales are coming soon to booths around the Tri-Cities, and this year will be the last season for one of the cookie flavors.

A recent proposal to raise the state’s minimum wage didn’t make it past the first legislative cutoff date, but it serves as a reminder of how local chambers of commerce go to bat when it comes to protecting local businesses and consumers.

The price of eggs has backyard farmers flocking to take a crack at raising their own chickens to secure a steady supply of eggs.

West Richland is a hot spot for restaurant development this spring, with several established businesses planning to set up shop in the city. 

Documents filed under Washington’s environmental review process reveal a list of projects in the works for the Mid-Columbia.

With Amazon and Energy Northwest teaming up to provide small modular nuclear reactors located at Energy Northwest’s campus in north Richland, local utilities are taking notice – and they are planning to take advantage of the opportunity.