Richland recently welcomed a global engineering, architecture and construction firm to its new office at 1060 Jadwin Ave., though the company’s presence has been in the works for a while, thanks to a multiyear contract with one of the Tri-Cities’ biggest employers.

Good growing conditions mean high-quality cherries and good returns to the growers. After last year’s disaster, the forecast is optimistic. 

The 2024 apple season may see a return to normal after the boom and bust of the previous two years — if the weather cooperates.

For 34 years, this local business has transformed buildings around the Tri-Cities with a fresh coat of paint.

This June marks the 10th anniversary of ownership for the brothers who took over their father’s business.

A business that got its start as a mobile urgent care clinic recently found a brick-and-mortar home.
The transition comes with an increased focus on patient wellness.

The long-planned redevelopment of Vista Field has ticked off a couple of milestones.

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

In the 1970s, a Kennewick woman spent four years living in Iran with her then-husband and his family during a time of civil unrest. Now, she’s published her first book about those experiences.

A Kennewick caregiver is one of 10 semifinalists for Visiting Angels’ National Caregiver of the Year award.

Piano tuning combines Hansen’s two loves: mechanics and music.