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As electricity costs start creeping up, Washington residents are still enjoying lower rates than many across the country. But what’s behind this shift?

You might want to keep an eye on those surprise packages showing up at your door; they could be more than just a harmless delivery.

After an intense two weeks of preparation, the Fabulous Feet dancers strutted their stuff in Vegas and took the competition by storm. What a journey!

It’s looking like the COVID pandemic may be claiming another victim, one that has been entertaining audiences and tourists for the past 30 years.

Pullman is buzzing as students return, but it’s the stories of seven remarkable alumni that really steal the spotlight this fall.

Moses Lake man arrested for assaulting two people and attempting to break into an apartment.

Cashmere man gets 5 years after ramming police car and being caught with fentanyl

From Seattle to Yakima or Ellensburg to Spokane, parents in WA state can’t stop raving about this summer’s must-have travel item — have you tried it yet?

Chelan secures $3M for a new one-million-gallon reservoir, boosting wildfire readiness.

Chelan County will share road safety plans and $8M in Manson projects at an Aug. 20 open house.

With the Grand Coulee Dam as a backdrop, this festival is more than just music; it’s a celebration of community and soul.

State Rep. Brian Burnett joins a national effort to pass congressional term limits via an Article V convention, saying incumbency and party power block challengers.

A single TikTok comment revealed the truth about the Washington city of Vancouver and several others like Yakima, Spokane, Tri-Cities, Seattle, and Bellingham.

The man committed at least $50K in total damages.

U.S. 2 will close west of Leavenworth Aug. 19–21 for rock removal as part of a slope stabilization project.

Wenatchee’s Petty Party invites locals to vent about life’s everyday irritations — from parking lot cart hogs to slow mergers — all in a no-politics, no-judgment zone.

As our cost of living rises, many in Chelan and Douglas counties are left struggling for their next meal. What’s being done to change that?

A project to realign McNeil Canyon Road in Douglas County has been halted due to a strike by construction workers.

As college students gear up for the new semester, savvy shopping takes on a whole new meaning—especially with scammers lurking online.

Two people have injuries following a two-vehcile accident in Okanogan County on Thursday night.

As the sun dips below the Wenatchee River, a swarm of flies takes to the treetops, revealing a fascinating dance of nature at dusk.

Six people were injured in a three-vehicle hit-and-run crash at U.S. 395 and SR 26 as troopers search for the fleeing driver.

Think about the last time you felt pressured to tip before even enjoying a service. It’s funny how technology is shaping our tipping habits.

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