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It’s been a while since I rode the school bus, and with not having any children of my own, I’m way out of the loop when it comes to school transportation.

Bremerton is catching the eye of Seattle workers seeking a more affordable slice of life—just a ferry ride away from the city hustle.

Picture this: losing five things a week, just like that! A recent study dives into the everyday moments we all know too well.

Imagine your home’s value taking a hit just because of the wrong paint color. It’s more common than you think.

Two Central Washington lottery players recently claimed $70,000 in Scratch ticket prizes, including a $50,000 winner in Wenatchee.

From microbrews to military valor, this Independence Day, we're spotlighting what makes our region's contributions to America truly special.

A Westside man remains jailed after pleading not guilty to felony charges connected to his alleged assaulting of a Washington State Patrol trooper earlier this month.

Wenatchee and East Wenatchee are considering a proposal that would place both police departments under a single chief.

A signature sheet stolen outside a grocery store? It’s a stark reminder that democracy can sometimes feel under siege right in our own neighborhoods.

A hefty fine for Meta has sparked a conversation about political ads and the need for transparency. This one’s bound to stir the pot!

A wildfire in Southern Kittitas County is now officially halfway under control.

Get ready for a celebration of creativity and community spirit as the Fremont Solstice Parade rolls through the neighborhood this June. It's a unique spectacle you won't want to miss!

Get ready for a unique celebration that honors an epic aviation milestone, bringing history to life with planes and festivities.

A Grant County man is behind bars after police say he staged a brief standoff with police at his residence near Moses Lake on Thursday morning.

Ever catch yourself speeding or jaywalking? You're not alone—plenty of folks in Washington State are breaking the law without even realizing it.

Nothing beats a simple burger, especially when it’s grilled to perfection. A recent trip to Aztec Burgers proves that sometimes, less is more.

There's a buzz in Boston as the Tartan Army celebrates a big win, and local bars are feeling the love—sales are off the charts.

Over 200 new laws just rolled out in Washington, touching everything from taxes to voter rights. Let’s dive into what this means for the everyday person.

A Bridgeport teenager has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the shooting death of an East Wenatchee man.

Imagine hiking 500 miles for a cause that's all about second chances and community healing. Kolin Oliveira is hitting the trail this summer for the Wenatchee Lighthouse.

A pair of wildfires burning in Okanogan County have now merged to form a larger conflagration near Omak Lake.

Drivers should expect delays next week as Douglas County inspects the Canyon B and Chief Joseph bridges.

Stage 1 fire restrictions begin Friday in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest as wildfire danger increases across Central Washington.

With EV costs plummeting, it’s hard not to wonder about the charging landscape in our state.