After 11 years in business, a Richland restaurant specializing in smoothies, salads, wraps, sandwiches and more has closed. 

The state has opened applications for $2.5 million in assistance following December flooding that damaged homes and property across Washington.

The city of Richland begins an eight-week construction project today to repair part of the Columbia Point Marina’s shoreline retaining wall. A temporary detour will be in place.

Registration is now open for a June pickleball tournament with a $25,000 prize pool hosted by a local pickleball club.

When this Washington State University Tri-Cities student looks back on his 21-year career in the U.S. Navy, there’s no shortage of memorable places and experiences that spring to mind.

Even as Hanford site workers began transforming a small fraction of the millions of gallons of tank waste into a stable glass form this fall, they’ve also begun efforts to extend the life of tanks to support that long-term effort.

Joe Nguyen is stepping down as director of Washington state’s Department of Commerce and will be the next leader of the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber.

The once fast-growing solar installation company that started in a Pasco garage less than a decade ago is shutting down.

The U.S. Postal Service has adopted a new rule that could create doubt about whether some ballots mailed by voters by Election Day will receive postmarks in time to be counted.

Starting today, those planning to cast their lines for Columbia River salmon and steelhead will need to pay for an additional endorsement along with their fishing license.