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Drivers face rain, snow, and delays on Cascade passes as Thanksgiving travel peaks, with WSDOT urging caution and the NWS issuing a Winter Weather Advisory.

As the holiday rush kicks in, many might find their fitness goals slipping away like last year’s resolutions.

Buckle up, folks! This Thanksgiving weekend is shaping up to be a real marathon on the roads, with millions hitting the highways to visit loved ones.

Air travel is changing, and not just with technology. A push for better manners and attire could make flying feel a bit more civil again.

The Washington State Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) has issued penalties to 41 unlicensed or unregistered contractors at nearly 350 construction sites in nine counties, including Chelan County.

Chelan deputies arrested a man after a 4-mile police chase, DUI suspicion, and a PIT maneuver stop in downtown Chelan.

Leavenworth approved $175K in 2026 grants to support nonprofits, tourism projects, and community programs, selecting 38 eligible proposals. Keywords: Leavenworth grants, nonprofits, tourism.

Colleen Melody, Spokane civil rights lawyer, appointed to Washington Supreme Court by Governor Ferguson, succeeding retiring Justice Mary Yu.

Thanksgiving 2025 sees larger guest lists, budget-savvy hosting, take-out meals, plant-based dishes and natural décor trends.

East Adams Rural Healthcare (EARH) in Ritzville says it now plans to stay open with a change in designation and scaled down services.

Quill has a knack for making friends with his charming personality—perfect for anyone wanting a lively addition to the family.

Police in Douglas and Adams Counties warn of a spoofing scam where callers imitate sheriff’s offices and demand money. Keywords: spoofing scam, sheriff’s office, police alert.

A Level 3 sex offender was arrested in Grant County after failing to register his new address, with deputies locating him east of Royal City following a community tip. Keywords: sex offender, Grant County, arrest.

Wenatchee’s 2026 budget sets $38M for services and $130M for projects as the city trims a projected deficit and stabilizes finances. Keywords: Wenatchee budget, 2026 finances, deficit.

Every day I drive North on 32nd Avenue, and the past couple of days I’ve passed a sign in a yard that I’ve been unable to read because of the stop-and-go nature of the intersection.

One person is dead and two others have injuries after authorities say a street racing incident caused a two-vehicle accident in Wenatchee on Friday evening.

If the states were people, who would win in a fist fight? No, I’m not drunk while writing this. However, I’m not sure about the person who originally thought of this question.

Imagine a tasty treat that might sharpen your memory. New research suggests dark chocolate could be the key to a sharper mind.

A new chapter is unfolding at the University of Washington, thanks to a generous $10 million boost aimed at shaping the future of AI education.

Imagine biting into crispy, golden fish paired with perfectly cooked chips, all while soaking in stunning Pacific views.

Imagine a place where outdoor gear reviews are clear and honest—no ads, just solid advice for eco-conscious adventurers.

In a surprising turn of events, health officials confirm the first human case of the H5N5 avian influenza. This news brings heightened awareness to backyard bird safety.

Wenatchee High’s Accelerated Pathways lets students earn college credits, degrees, and CTE certifications on campus, all tuition-free, while completing high school.

The amount of money people have to spend on Christmas lighting in some areas of the country is enough to make the season NOT so merry and bright.