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In a surprising turn, a well-known Seattle bike company is facing tough times, with deep debts and a bid to keep the wheels turning.

Test your memory with a holiday-friendly game built around classic TV commercials jingles and unforgettable ad slogans.

Douglas County Undersheriff Tyler Caille has announced his candidacy for sheriff in the 2026 election following Sheriff Kevin Morris’ retirement.

Changes are brewing as federal orders clash with local laws in Washington. The fate of the last coal plant in the state hangs in the balance.

A Washington State Patrol trooper was injured after a pickup truck rear-ended a patrol car parked on I-90 near Cle Elum.

One person was injured after an early morning rollover crash on SR 97 near Omak. Washington State Patrol says drugs or alcohol may have played a role.

Our hearts hurt for families of missing kids. And alarmingly, 6 children have already vanished in the last month alone—three of those just in the last two weeks. Please keep sharing their faces.

A Brewster doctor pleaded guilty in federal court to altering recalled CPAP devices and billing Medicaid as if they were new.

In Snohomish County, a cutting-edge AI is stepping in to ease the stress of emergency calls. It’s about to change the way help arrives.

Imagine hitting that jackpot! But before you start dreaming, there’s a lot to consider about keeping it all under wraps.

With winter creeping in, those heating bills are about to get tighter. Let's talk about some savvy ways to keep costs down this season.

Nearly everyone makes a New Year's Resolution, but most of us by March have already failed. But if you plan to fail and succeed, which have you done, failed or succeeded?

An Omak woman was injured after a semi-truck jackknifed on SR 155 near Nespelem, blocking the highway for several hours.

Biffle tore up the "Torturous Tri-Oval" at TCR for several years.

A $14.5M renovation will upgrade Wenatchee Valley Technical Skills Center with industry-standard learning spaces for students.

An Eastmont School District board member was arrested on assault and stalking charges, prompting a statement from district leadership.

Washington flood victims can apply for disaster cash assistance, food benefit replacements and emergency aid through DSHS beginning Dec. 17.

The Northwest is on high alert as norovirus makes its rounds; it’s a reminder that cleanliness is key, especially in crowded spaces.

State Route 28 (SR-28) has fully reopened following a three-vehicle accident early Thursday.

You might be more distracted in the movie theatres starting in the new year when you see more and more subtitles at the bottom of screens.

Despite challenges, Seattle is still on many people's radar, attracting thousands of newcomers every year.

Crime rates are dropping in Washington towns, and the statistics might surprise you. Find out where your community ranks in safety.

A popular line of salad dressings is making headlines for all the wrong reasons. You might want to check your pantry before dinner tonight.

What is the meaning behind the “White Elephant” gift, and why has it become a ‘catch-all’ for office parties and holiday get-togethers?