This flower shop in downtown Kennewick has been around for more than half a century.

A parent can structure a gift of $1 million to a child today so that neither the child nor the parent will pay any tax.
A common misconception is that a person is limited in the amount of gifts he or she can give to friends or family. The truth is that there are no limits. 

Heartlinks’ Hospice Benefit Shop in Prosser received a new coat of paint and sign, thanks to the generosity of several community groups and volunteers.

The classically trained chef and co-owner of Hot Mess Burgers & Fries, a mainstay in downtown Kennewick, also now is living as her authentic self.

Employees, now more than ever, are looking for socially conscious organizations.The benefits are many.

A domino of leadership changes is in the works at the Hanford site.

 The chief philanthropy officer for The Foundations at Kadlec is moving into an advisory role and will retire at the end of the year.

The treaty seeks to rebalance hydropower needs, while also addressing flood control and environmental concerns. The existing treaty has been in place since the 1960s.

The state Auditor’s Office says a Tri-Cities area fire district didn’t have adequate controls in place to ensure its financial reporting was complete and accurate.

A longtime downtown Kennewick business has shut its doors after 100 years, citing economic challenges.