Five people who have contributed to agriculture and agribusiness have been inducted to the Mid-Columbia Agriculture Hall of Fame this year.

It’s been more than a year since a state law passed to encourage more ADUs as a housing option, and some of the Tri-Cities have been seeing more interest in the little homes.

As a new year approaches, the region’s economy appears to be holding steady, with a bit of a slowdown typical for the winter season. 

A local nonprofit is back on its feet again after it faced a shortfall of funding this fall.

Entrepreneurship was the theme of a recent award ceremony, which highlighted startup businesses throughout the Tri-Cities as well as one community leader.

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

A Richland funeral home has expanded to all three of the Tri-Cities after a recent acquisition.

A Kennewick retirement community has aired its 200th episode of weekly senior living show and will be celebrating its 10th year in June.

Startup company Avalanche Energy wants to move into port-owned property at 2345 Stevens Drive, the Port of Benton’s largest asset. The port discussed the lease during its October commission meeting.

As apartment complexes rise at the south end of Columbia Center Boulevard in Kennewick, community and local businesses are taking root in the commercial area next door.