As the Port of Benton pursues a new operator for its vacant Walter Clore Center in Prosser, three friends from Washington State University Tri-Cities have opened a tasting room to showcase their sparkling wines in the adjacent pavilion.

In the Tri-Cities and the rest of Washington, artificial intelligence is being pursued and adopted in a variety of ways – in research, policy and daily business life alike.

Two regional wineries have announced that they are opening new tasting rooms, both in Walla Walla, and they say location is key.

Documents filed under Washington’s environmental review process reveal a list of projects in the works for the Mid-Columbia for August 2024.

The pandemic upended vehicles sales, sending used car prices skyrocketing due to a shortage of new car inventory.

A Richland furniture store is closing its doors this month after a final sale of all its current inventory. Once the store is cleared out, La-Z-Boy Inc. may open a showroom there as the company bought the 21,651-square-foot building for $3.5 million.

At a time when membership in many service clubs across the country is thinning out, one Kennewick club is not only surviving, but thriving.

The Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business spoke with MMEC to ask five questions about commercial design.

Documents filed under Washington’s environmental review process reveal a list of projects in the works for the Mid-Columbia for July 2024.

An intensive, 12-day summer class aims to teach essential skills to high school students who were new to the country.