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Find out what can we do to protect these species from this danger.

Remember the first time you stepped into a place that felt electric with music? There's a story about one iconic venue's transformation that’ll hit home.

As the clock ticks on the government shutdown, thousands of local workers are left wondering what comes next for their livelihoods.

There’s something special about a perfect burger, and Washington's top picks are serving up more than just a meal.

If you think about where the party's at, you'll want to hear which Washington counties tip the scales with their drinking habits.

Washington wildfires face Red Flag warnings, dangerous winds, and shifting evacuation orders near Lower Sugarloaf and Labor Mountain.

Discover Washington’s scariest bridges, from floating marvels to wind-whipped giants, and why drivers grip the wheel tighter than ever.

How many psychopaths do you work with?

As autumn settles in, the DNR has plans brewing to tackle wildfire risks—smoke concerns and safety measures are on the agenda.

As the calendar flips to 2026, the minimum wage in Washington is on the rise again, but it’s not without its share of concerns.

The Washington State Department of Ecology is issuing an unprecedented curtailment to water use in Kittitas County.

Moses Lake police arrested 26-year-old Samuel Ramirez in connection with a March drive-by shooting that injured a man. He now faces assault and drive-by shooting charges.

One person has injuries following a single-vehicle accident in Adams County early Wednesday.

As the government hits pause, the ripple effects are felt far and wide, from parks to paychecks. Let’s break down what this means for everyday folks.

Wheat’s been harvested, and now it’s apple season! But be careful out there; those slow-moving tractors are sharing the road with you.

The Wenatchee Valley has seen some big names close their doors lately, leaving many residents feeling a little lost in the shopping scene.

Do you want this year’s Halloween fun with Trick-or-Treating to be the best year yet? Of course you do...

A Grant County corrections deputy was arrested in Soap Lake on a domestic violence charge. He faces fourth-degree assault and has been placed on administrative leave.

Wenatchee's Bighorns are hitting pause, but there's plenty of buzz about what’s next for this local team.

The Wenatchee Valley Museum revives the Salmon Bake Oct. 11, led by Wenatchi tribe members celebrating the First Salmon Feast with ceremony, stories, and traditional food.

Here's beloved eight towns in Yakima County that are so tiny, if you blink, you'll miss them!

Ever wonder what quirky laws still linger in Washington State? Some might just leave you scratching your head and chuckling.

A fire destroyed an Othello shop and vehicles inside, but firefighters kept flames from spreading. Cause under investigation.

A program that provides low-income mothers with food and other assistance in Washington is in jeopardy of shutting down.