As a state joint operating agency, we are uniquely positioned to address the regional challenges ahead. We are responding to what our public power members and the region are asking for: greater coordination and more carbon-free power. 

The way you manage your stress today is teaching your team how to handle theirs tomorrow.

How do heirs come to better understand learn the thinking behind mom or dad’s estate plan? One common solution is an ethical will.

Washington state’s new requirement for farms to post public notice of routine seasonal layoffs is more than an added nuisance for farmers. It’s yet another threat to the survival of already-struggling farms. 

As the United States works to rebuild its manufacturing base, a growing crisis in critical minerals and metals threatens national security and economic independence.

The demand for electricity in Washington is expected to grow four times faster than historical rates in the coming years, driven by a combination of growing population, electric vehicle adoption and data center growth. To meet this demand, Washington must double power plant capacity by 2045. 

The Tri-Cities job market is less degree-dependent than the state overall.

By anticipating needs, communicating effectively and demonstrating initiative, you can help your leader excel while advancing your own career. Here are six key strategies for successfully leading up.

A lack of transparency and inclination to tightly control the flow of information seem to be deeply ingrained in today’s politics and reflected frequently in the governor’s administration.

Most spouses assume they’ll automatically inherit everything when their partner dies. They won’t. Let that sink in.