The Trump administration’s government-wide layoffs are hitting engineers and researchers at agencies in Washington state ...

Finding ways to enable nuclear reactors and other energy technologies to operate reliably and efficiently while also reducing ...

WA congressional delegation says they can’t get information on the number of federal jobs cut or positions eliminated at ...

It was always going to be hot in 2023. Climate change forced by greenhouse gases means that all years can now be expected to ...

Richland Mayor Theresa Richardson is facing both pushback and praise for a recent social media post in support of billionaire Elon Musk and his efforts to cut federal spending under ...

Digital twin technology is being embraced by the water resource management, hydropower and tailings dams sectors ...

Amid a surge of federal firings nationwide, 362 federal workers have applied for unemployment in Washington state between Jan ...

Northwest Democrat U.S. senators are tallying up the initial cuts to staff in federal agencies, some of them with workers in the greater Tri-Cities area or who are key to projects here.

Sen. Patty Murray shines spotlight on workers from region swept up in recent probationary firings by Trump administration.

Murray said at a news conference Tuesday she’s concerned about the Trump administration’s dismissal of about 12 U.S. Department of Energy staffers and what effect that will have on safety at the site.