STCU has named a new permanent president and CEO, the sixth in its 91-year history and its first woman.

Soil testing on a private lot under construction at Kennewick’s Vista Field found levels of synthetic chemicals called per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, above the limit set by state Department of Ecology.

More than a dozen USS Triton veterans attended a recent ceremony to honor the 857 crew members who served aboard the submarine. Two were Tri-Citians.

The new Costco near Target will be opening sooner than originally planned. 

A historic Kennewick property came to the auction block in late May only to end up back in the hands of a bank, though it won’t be long before it’s on the market again.

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

A large crop and favorable market conditions promise a good year for Northwest cherries.

Two couples were the first to plant vines on Red Mountain. Today, the area is a celebrated wine area that’s home to its own federally-recognized growing region and a winery that celebrates its 50th anniversary this year.

Washington followed up its second-largest apple crop in 2023 with a harvest nearly as big in 2024, and early signs point to another strong crop in 2025. But for growers, another large harvest brings as many challenges as opportunities.