One of the highest priorities in our One Hanford effort is the Direct-Feed Low-Activity Waste (DFLAW) program to begin vitrifying (or immobilizing in glass) a portion of Hanford’s 56 million gallons of underground tank waste. 

The Washington State Department of Ecology said it's seen a lot of significant progress and tremendous achievements in 35 years of cleanup alongside its Tri-Party Agreement partners at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This year will be no different.

Years of dedicated effort led to historic achievements at the Hanford site in 2023, while also laying a firm foundation for another year of cleanup “firsts” in 2024.

Port of Pasco Executive Director Randy Hayden has announced plans to retire next year.

Chicken lovers, take notice: a Popeyes restaurant may be coming to Richland.

The longtime Richland public works director is retiring after 30 years with the city.

A new restaurant is set to open April 12 at 1525 W. Court St. in Pasco.

A Tri-Cities native has been named president of the state Realtors organization.

The Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business is excited to announce this year’s Young Professionals winners.

Three Tri-Cities businesses and one nonprofit received honors March 20 for being on a roll.