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Have you discovered this ginger beer in your store yet?

Wanting to start a hobby, but don't have a lot of cash to invest in a new pastime? Never fear, we have some ideas that won't cost you a dime. Just a little time and energy is all you need.

Forbes’ 2026 rankings reveal which Washington hospitals earned elite five-star ratings for patient outcomes, experience, value, and best practices.

BJ Kuntz is back at Wenatchee High, bringing her winning spirit and a fresh vision for the student-athletes. It's about more than just competition now.

A Moses Lake man was arrested after investigators say he stole copper wire from a Grant PUD substation.

With privacy concerns taking center stage, local authorities are taking a hard look at the impact of automated license plate readers on our community.

As we roll into the new year, one local spot is shaking things up with its delicious approach to healthy eating.

Imagine getting an email that makes your heart race, claiming you owe for jury duty. Sounds real, right? Let's talk about what's really happening out there.

A suspect linked to several attempted kidnappings in Ellensburg was arrested after police used surveillance and license plate readers.

The damages caused in and around the town of Stehekin by last month's strong storms are magnifying the impacts of a problem which has already been mounting for some time now.

With Congress and the Supreme Court out of reach, Democratic attorneys general are mounting a legal campaign against Trump’s second term.

Picture this: police departments are juggling more on their plates, and AI is stepping in to lend a hand. But at what cost?

A high-speed pursuit that began in Quincy ended with two arrests at a Rock Island truck stop early Saturday morning.

Stormy weather and a power outage leave Stevens Pass ski area closed Wednesday.

Brandi Kruse, a voice for many, will share her thoughts on pressing issues facing Washington state this month.

As the new year rolls in, many are ready to shake up their fitness routines, but most of us aren’t hitting the mark just yet.

It seems like many Americans are putting down books, but some local authors are here to change that narrative with stories rooted in our own backyard.

The Wenatchee Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Department will host its annual Bundle Up Fest - Youth Sports & Activities Fair at Pybus Public Market later this month.

Chelan County extended its free flood disposal voucher program through Jan. 13, with updated drop-off locations for household and woody debris.

A Washington state grant will help expand down payment assistance for first-time homebuyers in Chelan and Douglas counties.

A 1910 blizzard near Stevens Pass triggered the deadliest avalanche in U.S. history, killing 96 people and reshaping rail safety in the Cascades.

After sitting completely empty for the first time in over six decades for about a week following two separate evacuations last month, the community of Holden Village is again flickering with a modicum of human activity.

Picture this: you’re in line at Costco, and the wait is about to get a lot shorter thanks to a new scanning process.

Confluence Health plans a new $60 million cancer center to expand local treatment and improve access for Washington patients.