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Picture the late 1800s—a booming apple industry and a newly formed county. Chelan County's history is a fascinating blend of growth and change.

Remember the thrill of wandering through those aisles filled with toys? Toys R Us is trying to bring that magic back this holiday season.

Experience this unique Christmas holiday experience that is road trip worthy and fun! Highly underrated!

McNeil Canyon Road in Douglas County reopened after a $4.4 million realignment project eliminating dangerous curves and improving safety, width, and grade.

Icicle Road neighborhoods in Leavenworth will lose water from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. Oct. 29 for the Icicle Road Transmission Main Project improving pressure and fire-flow capacity.

Federal judge blocks Trump-era cuts to $1 B K-12 mental health grants, protecting students in Washington and other states

In a world where satellites are lifelines, a Bothell company is on the brink of changing how they navigate the skies.

Chaos took to the skies as Alaska Airlines grounded planes, leaving travelers stranded and wondering about the underlying tech troubles. Let's unravel this story.

A $500,000 community health fund from Confluence Health and WVMG is supporting 50 local programs in North Central Washington, focusing on wellness access and social determinants of health.

Moses Lake police are searching for the occupants of a red Dodge Ram seen near a fatal crash on West Broadway. Investigators say they may hold key details about what happened.

Washington plans to tap its Climate Commitment Act revenue for wildfire prevention, aiming to raise $60 million and restore funding under HB 1168 for forest health and community resilience

WSDOT crews are grinding bumps on an 11-mile stretch of US 2 near Leavenworth this week, with lane reductions and reduced speeds between Nason Creek and Coles Corner.

currently WA, and most states, have a .08 limit for driving impaired.

The first hint of winter is here, but what it takes to cancel school varies wildly depending on where you live in the state.

Chelan County is burning hand-piled forest debris across 640 acres near Plain and Lake Wenatchee as part of a 5,000-acre wild-fire mitigation and forest-health project.

Traffic stops are way up and vehicle accidents are markedly down in Kittitas County.

Close to one million Washington State residents are only days away from losing their access to federally-funded food assistance.

Zeus the brown tabby cat rules his home with charm, cuddles, and mischief, bringing humor and warmth to every sunny perch.

Two Gold Bar residents were killed when their westbound vehicle crossed into oncoming traffic on Highway 2 at Stevens Pass. WSP says speed and winter weather played a role.

Serve Wenatchee’s Coats for Kids drive gathered 800 coats and $12,000 in donations despite Saturday’s rain, helping keep children warm in Wenatchee, Eastmont, and Orondo.

Two Mattawa residents were hospitalized after a head-on crash on SR 243 Saturday evening. Washington State Patrol says both drivers were injured in the collision.

A Yakima woman died and an infant was injured after an Olympia man allegedly drove under the influence and crashed on SR 281 near Quincy, according to Washington State Patrol.

It’s no surprise that the homeless population is increasing everywhere. There are fingers pointing blame in every direction, and in many ways, all of them are correct.

We know that Washington is a hotbed of paranormal activity. UFOs, Sasquatch, and numerous haunting locations, but how does Washington stack up against the rest of the country?