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

A Pasco food truck plaza is for sale less than a year after opening. 

After progress at Vista Field slowed last year, the Port of Kennewick’s 103-acre former airfield is once again ready to take off for development. 

The Port of Benton is full steam ahead as it works to make improvements for the trains, planes and boats that use its infrastructure. 

While the Tri-Cities isn’t seeing a banner year in commercial real estate, it’s also not having a bad one, experts say. The commercial market has been holding fairly steady.

West Richland completed years of planning for how best to develop thousands of acres of farmland at Lewis and Clark Ranch as a wave of new development occurs around the city, from its first McDonald’s to a future home for the region’s children’s museum.

The Mid-Columbia Symphony is tuning up for its 82nd season after financial difficulties led to an abbreviated concert series the year before. This year, after abbreviating its slate of concerts in the 2025-26 season, the community is invited to give feedback on three candidates for the symphony’s next music director.

Amateur radio has led one retired Tri-Citian to many incredible conversations and connections over the years – and the hobby can also serve a crucial role in emergency situations. 

A new national fast-food chain is making plans to come to Pasco. Dave’s Hot Chicken is setting up shop in the former Subway restaurant at 7235 Burden Blvd. in Pasco.  

A Benton County judge has temporarily blocked Port of Benton Commission President Bill O’Neil and the port’s law firm from overseeing an investigation into suspended Executive Director Diahann Howard, a case now tangled with the separate effort to recall three port commissioners.