Joel Donofrio

Construction is set to begin next week at a solar energy project in northeast Yakima County, while another recently completed project may add storage batteries in the near future.

In partnership with WorkSource, South Central Workforce will present the "Jobs Are in the Air" job fair from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 13, at the Yakima Convention

Destinations International, the world’s largest association for destination organizations, has declared Feb. 19 as “Destination Professionals Day.” The objective of the observance is to raise awareness and appreciation for the

After several years of huge financial losses, hospitals across Washington are doing better financially, in large part due to a state Legislature-approved boost in Medicaid reimbursement.

The business features a wide array of antiques — everything from furniture and decorations, records, clothing and books to collectibles like beer taps and Pez dispensers.

Business tidbits from the Yakima Herald-Republic's Bottom Line section:

Happy 2025 everyone! Made your resolutions and plans for the year? At Yakima Valley Tourism, we're working hard to attract visitors, help local businesses, support communities and improve the local

Yakima resident Larry Mattson has been named as director of the Washington Department of Ecology’s Office of Columbia River, Ecology director Laura Watson announced Wednesday.

Education and enforcement, in that order, are the best way to reduce crashes at the 10 worst intersections in Yakima, local officials say.

Supporters are working on a fundraising campaign to buy the Yakima Ice Rink property on East Beech Street. Long-range plans call for building a new ice rink facility, likely at