The public is invited to weigh in on a plan to develop a large swath of agricultural land in West Richland.

A public hearing is set on the potential transfer of Ziply Fiber Northwest to Canada’s largest communications company.

The city of Pasco has announced three finalists for its city manager position, and the public is invited to meet them at 7 p.m. Sunday, July 13.

The Tri-Cities’ explosive growth has slowed, keeping pace with the state’s trend.

A state land trust has returned 180 acres of ancestral land to the Yakama Nation.

Soil testing on a private lot under construction at Kennewick’s Vista Field found levels of synthetic chemicals called per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, above the limit set by state Department of Ecology.

Workers injured on the job and collecting benefits through the state’s workers’ compensation system will be getting a bump in their payments. 

A local winery is in the national spotlight as potentially having one of the 10 best wine clubs in the country. 

One of the Tri-Cities’ largest employers is increasing the size of its board of directors, with a number of its current members stepping down. 

Customers at Fred Meyer’s 60 pharmacies in Washington, including the store’s Tri-Cities locations, now have access to free locking bags provided with opioid prescriptions.