Thirteen Tri-Cities businesses have emerged from a competitive field of applicants to be named this year’s Best Places to Work. 

What makes a company a great place to work?

The Pasco Transition center want to showcase their students’ enthusiasm and capability to show employers that those with special needs can become reliable employees and achieve independence.

As the debate about the role of artificial intelligence carries on, teachers once again find themselves at the forefront of a discussion about the impact of new technologies on education. For many teachers, the outlook isn’t great.

What do prison, Netflix and a local entrepreneur have in common? A new reality TV show featuring a Pasco CEO.

An inpatient mental health treatment facility in Kennewick that has sat dormant since being built five years ago is finally opening its doors.

A Coyote Ridge inmate helps fellow prisoners envision their future – and take steps to prepare for it. He is one of the first incarcerated people in the nation to serve on a state-level group aimed at improving re-entry services for incarcerated people.

A two-time WSU Tri-Cities alumna who has led the WSU system’s College of Nursing on an interim basis for the past year now has the job permanently. 

Toppenish-based Heritage University recently received a $2.5 million federal grant intended to create a new pathway for rural high school students to pursue four-year nursing degrees.