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The next phase of airline mergers will affect travelers in Washington and Oregon.

Brace yourselves, Seattle drivers — the Ship Canal Bridge is about to shake up your daily commute for the next two years.

Do you have what it takes to survive a nuclear bomb? Probably not. What about hunkering down with several people you don't know, and hoping that an irradiated wasteland monster doesn't eat you?

The garage is a great place to store more than just cars, but in the winter months, this might not be the most ideal place for some items.

In 2026, your worth isn’t measured by quick replies or fleeting trends. Let’s celebrate personal style and self-acceptance!

The days of cheap cheeseburgers are fading fast as prices climb and portions shrink. What's really going on in the fast food scene?

The Hansen Road overpass in Moses Lake will close after inspectors found signs of bridge deterioration.

More than 11,000 acres near Leavenworth will become permanent public land under a $22 million federal conservation deal.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is asking the public to report any sick, injured or dead swans they find to track lead shot poisoning.

Drivers should expect lane closures on SR 285 near Wenatchee as flood-related bridge repairs get underway.

The City of Leavenworth is seeking volunteers to fill an open seat on its Housing Advisory Committee.

A CWU student tested positive for measles, prompting public health officials to issue exposure alerts on campus.

A Quincy man has been jailed for his role in a recent string of fuel card thefts.

Grant County deputies arrested an Ephrata man after a shooting, locating the suspect during a traffic stop north of Quincy.

Imagine a single touchdown shaking the earth beneath your feet — that's the unforgettable moment from the Seahawks' 2011 playoff game.

There's a new overpass on Interstate-90 (I-90) near Cle Elum.

Four Washington school districts face federal investigation over transgender athlete participation, as Title IX enforcement, state law and national politics collide.

You might want to check your freezer before frying up those beloved tater tots — a recent recall has caught everyone’s attention.

Remember the first time you tasted fried chicken that felt like home? A new spot in Seattle might just stir those memories again.

As we roll into mid-January, many are feeling the weight of winter blues. Let’s talk about that heavy feeling and what we can do about it.

Imagine the roar of the crowd, where every cheer echoes with pride and passion—this is what it means to be part of the 12s.

A new scam from cellphone companies urging you to use your points before they expire is hitting cellular customers from all over Washington state.

We have a fun quiz you can take to test your knowledge of the different laws that are on the books in the Pacific Northwest. How well do you think you’ll do?

Basketball and community spirit are coming together this Saturday. A new face is stepping into a key role that fans won't want to miss.