The state Department of Commerce recently announced $37 million in grants to boost clean energy innovation and to support clean energy projects in Washington, and multiple Tri-Cities projects are on the list.

Documents filed under Washington’s environmental review process reveal a list of projects in the works for the Mid-Columbia.

Public officials, WSU leaders and Tri-Cities community members gathered Oct. 2 to celebrate the Institute for Northwest Energy Futures’ ribbon cutting at 2892 Pauling Ave., Richland, and to tour the building’s lab and office spaces.

With a focus on skill development, job coaching and community partnerships, the Kennewick-based nonprofit empowers clients to achieve success in the workplace.

For organizations in the Tri-Cities and beyond, an endowment provides the financial stability needed to weather economic fluctuations, attract major donors and plan with confidence.

There is a better way to structure a gift after death that leads to both better tax ramifications for your heirs and less administrative complexity.

A broad coalition of Washington educators, doctors, researchers and social justice advocates has launched a campaign to ban flavored nicotine vapes in the state, citing the product’s contribution to youth addiction. 

Drew Garpu, a former Olympic track athlete and NCAA champion owns, KinesiologyRX, which offers stretch therapy sessions for athletes and couch potatoes alike.  

With a robust population forecast on the horizon and one that is aging, the Tri-Cities will continue to see strong demand for the services of the various industries of the health and social assistance sector.

The Pacific Clinic at 1350 N. Grant St. in Kennewick recently completed construction on a new sports wing that includes six indoor pickleball and six tennis courts.

The city of Richland’s newest fire station is located in the growing residential area of Badger Mountain South, ensuring quicker response times to emergencies in the area.