The webinar series is a collaboration of state and local agencies and programs that support those who have lost jobs or are facing reduced work.

A company subcontracting for other primary contractors on the Hanford site will pay nearly $500,000 in restitution for fraudulently receiving Covid-19 relief funding, and its owner will pay $1.1 million to settle an affirmative civil fraud lawsuit.

What’s more expensive than sending your kid to college? Sending them to day care. 

A public university and private college in Eastern Washington state are among four higher education institutions in the state warned they could face repercussions if they fail “to protect Jewish students on campus.”

Get ready for road closures and detours when driving in central Richland for the next several months.

Water is starting to flow through the area’s canals, and it could be pricier this year for irrigation districts or landowners. 

Despite an uptick in bird flu cases nationwide, plans for a national egg producer to come to Pasco are still on track, according to company officials.

The nonprofit federal administration that provides one-third of the Northwest’s electricity is preparing to part ways with its current Western energy market and sell its excess energy to companies and electric cooperatives as far away as Louisiana.

While planned tariffs on imported automotive components were postponed, industry experts and state officials warn that they will affect nearly all motorists if implemented, whether they are seeking a new vehicle or not. 

The Tri-City Hispanic Chamber of Commerce’s El Sueño Scholarship is open to any graduating high school senior in Benton and Franklin counties with a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5 who intends to major in accounting, administration, marketing, economics, tourism or similar business-related field.