The Port of Benton is gearing up for the multimillion-dollar building remodel that plays a key role in its intermodal facility – a place to connect and transfer goods from trains and trucks.

The owner of a popular food truck hub in Kennewick said plans for a second location – this one in Pasco – are on track, and the facility could open in the spring.

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

The pace of job expansion in the Tri-Cities region has exceeded that of Washington state overall in the past decade.

Washington is among the lowest-ranked states on the Tax Foundation’s State Tax Competitiveness Index. The foundation, a nonpartisan tax policy nonprofit, said the list allows policymakers, taxpayers and business leaders to gauge how their states’ tax systems compare.

The company, which is dedicated to bringing live music and entertainment to the Tri-Cities, already has its first big job: taking over Thunder on the Island and The Clover Island Concert Series in Kennewick.

A Tri-Cities family is getting a big boost in their first year of homeownership thanks to a Gesa Credit Union promotion.

It’s been over a decade since Washington legalized recreational marijuana — but the state still isn’t able to reliably track cannabis from production through processing to retail sale. 

The low-carbon nitrate fertilizer produced at a $1.5 billion plant that’s proposed in north Richland has a distributor. 

The State Building Code Council is asking the Legislature to change a law passed earlier this year that limits the ability to change wildfire-related codes.