Unique business pairs pilates classes and organic smoothies, juices, acai bowls and soon, superfood lattes.

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.

An increase of potato acreage, shifts in processors’ business models and ideal growing conditions mean the surplus has led to no shortage of problems.

Improvements to the Connell rail interchange, built nearly 100 years ago, are necessary as the configuration is outdated and inefficient, officials said.

Four generations of the London family have been operating Twin City Metals in Kennewick since 1951. 

A Richland gymnastics academy opened its doors in December 1986. Later this year, it hopes to open the doors on a second location in Pasco.

 Visit Tri-Cities estimates that baseball and softball tournaments will bring in more than $7.2 million in economic impact this year.

Hunt & Gather Antiques and Vintage Shop is marking a decade in business at the Richland Uptown Shopping Center.

A group of nine coworkers from Family First Dental at 419 N. Yelm St. in Kennewick regularly work out together before heading in to work. They call themselves the Sunrise Club.