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Ever wonder where your phone disappears to? It turns out, your couch might just be the biggest culprit in the battle against lost devices.

Emergency crews rescued a Monitor man after a dirt biking medical emergency in Tripp Canyon. A teen’s 911 call helped responders locate the steep hillside scene.

Get ready to refresh your wardrobe and support a great cause at this year's My Girlfriends Closet — a treasure trove of style awaits!

Washington recalls oysters and Manila clams from Drayton Harbor due to possible norovirus contamination. Consumers and restaurants should avoid eating them.

Downtown Wenatchee hosted Rails and Ales, a snow and rails festival where skiers and snowboarders competed for a $1,000 prize.

Diet Cherry Coke, a popular soda from the 1980s, is starting to appear again in stores as retro cans show up across the country.

CVCH opened a new Youth Behavioral Health clinic in Wenatchee offering mental health, substance use and psychiatric care for people ages 13 to 25.

A major food recall is making waves across the country, with millions of pounds of frozen products now under scrutiny. What’s lurking in your freezer?

Washington’s aluminum industry ends as Alcoa tears down Intalco smelter and starts long-term cleanup and redevelopment.

The first potential suitor to be the next sheriff of Okanogan County has announced their candidacy for the position.

With local vendors showcasing their best products, this expo is a golden opportunity for anyone dreaming of a home makeover or garden upgrade.

Police in Douglas County are looking for suspects following two separate drive-by shootings and a suspected arson in the Bridgeport area early Sunday.

If all those horror and slasher films taught me anything, it is these important tips for being safe in any scenario, especially Friday the 13th!

A 10-year-old was injured but unharmed in a minor motorcycle crash in Warden; police warn off-road bikes are illegal on public streets.

Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson backs a revised Millionaires Tax plan expanding the Working Families Tax Credit, tax relief for businesses and funding for school meals.

Authorities charge a Moses Lake couple with attempted murder after firearms were brought to an Ellensburg church service and secured by parishioners.

Big changes are rolling in for Rad Power Bikes as they ride into new ownership — and the future is looking uniquely American.

With billions of pennies floating around, Washington state is ready to make a bold move. Time to consider how this will shake things up for our wallets.

Marmots are mostly found in high alpine locations. There are two types of marmots we typically see here in Washington:

Costco is known for its generous return policy, but there are limits to this perky membership benefit.

As we welcome spring, it's time to shine a light on those hidden cleaning spots that could really use some TLC. Let's get into it!

Are you ready to give up on society and get back to a simpler time? Maybe not permanently, but for a nice getaway?

Spring is right around the corner, and soon the campus will be awash in soft pink blossoms. It's a sight that draws in the crowds every year.

A long night in the House led to some pivotal changes in law enforcement governance. What does this mean for our local sheriffs?