The company that owns a 12-acre cold storage warehouse in the Finley area that’s been burning since April said it’s working hard to suppress the blaze as quickly as possible.

Expectations can shift a market in the short term, but reality often will right the ship. The expectation heading into 2024 was that borrowing rates would decrease, but the reality is there hasn’t been much of a shift.

The National Association of Manufacturers has launched an industry-wide effort to educate Congress and the administration on the need for action to preserve the pro-growth 2017 tax reform provisions set to expire at the end of 2025.

Amazon’s new Pasco warehouse is poised to hire more than 1,000 workers, one month in advance of its projected opening date.

Quake Family Fun Center plans to press play on a video game arcade at Columbia Center in August. 

Customers need only follow their nose to the scent of fresh-baked bread to meet the newest member of the Ki-Be Market team – a bread-baking robot.

At midyear, it appears the Tri-Cities economy is holding steady.

A Tri-Cities nonprofit dedicated to serving people in the region with significant vision challenges is closing at the end of August after nearly three decades in operation.

The popular classic car event will once again cruise through Richland in June, following a challenging few years that included Covid-19 and more than one sponsorship change.

Kadlec is acquiring one of the largest primary care practices in the Tri-Cities.