The three plaintiffs challenging a wind and solar power facility in the Horse Heaven Hills share in their legal challenges a laundry list of how Gov. Jay Inslee, state agencies and the courts allegedly have violated everything from state environmental protection laws to local land use planning regulations and limited access to proceedings around the decision.

State auditors have identified $116,822 in misappropriated and questionable spending at Benton Fire District 4 between 2011 and 2023, partially a result of inadequate internal controls for safeguarding public funds.

The goal is to have much of the work finished by the end of December 2025 with some work being finished up in early 2026.

Port of Pasco commissioners have nominated a Mesa farmer to fill the seat vacated after the retirement of long-serving Commissioner Jim Klindworth.

The recent decision of the Washington State Supreme Court authorizing a 10-year pilot program that would permit new methods and models of providing legal services in the state could usher in an era where people may not ever need to interact with an attorney in their legal affairs.

The company known for the branded Milky Way tankers seen on highways ferrying milk from dairies to processors is buying land near one of its biggest partners north of Pasco.

Fire ravaged the Cascade Building but a transformation is underway.

Another restaurant offering Mexican fare is moving into the former home of Tumbleweeds Mexican Flair in central Richland.

This Kennewick engineer has worked to elevate the profession in the Tri-Cities and was recognized with a lifetime service award.

A local conservation district plans to build a new facility in West Richland.