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It looks like it's back to the drawing board once again for the Eastmont School District after its second attempt in the last two months at passing a $117 million bond measure appears to have failed. The bond is seeking to make major renovations at four elementary schools in the district, as well as enhanced security and accessibility improvements at all of its schools...

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A statewide prohibition on high-capacity magazines will remain in place after a Thursday ruling from the Washington Supreme Court Commissioner. Commissioner Michael E. Johnston issued the decision in response to a lower court's ruling earlier this month.

The Okanogan Wenatchee National Forest is receiving a lot of questions from people about camping options.

If trends in the Puget Sound corridor are an indicator, the goal of building hundreds of thousands of EV charging stations across the state could be slowed.

A pair of 15-year-old boys are in police custody after allegedly assaulting a Moses Lake man earlier this week. Grant County Sheriff's Office spokesperson, Kyle Foreman, says the incident occurred in the Larson Community on Tuesday. "The victim reported that two young males approached him and pulled out a gun, and when he tried to take the gun away from the boy who was holding it, that boy pi

I am one of these guys that's all for energy independence and I'm talking about at all levels.

Ballot results released Friday morning show the measure further short of the 60 percent approval requirement than the previous vote in February.

It's a joyous occasion as Washington and Canadian residents celebrate the arrival of the first humpback whale calf of 2024.

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I love robots. Going all the way back to Robbie the Robot in the movie “Forbidden Planet.”

Learn from HR expert Amy Liberati on evaluating job satisfaction beyond just pay.

So, this Thursday (4/25) was the first official day of the Apple Blossom Festival in Wenatchee, WA.

The city approved a contract that'll bring a signal light to the intersection of McKittrick Street and Wenatchee Avenue.

Dive into the world of breakfast burritos with a local food critic's honest reviews of Jack in the Box, Burger King, Wendy's, Taco Bell, and Chick-fil-A.

Lakeside Surf is preparing to host its inaugural Battle of the Butte. The "riversurf" event is slated for Friday, June 28 and Saturday, June 29. It is open to all-comers, regardless of age or ability.

Woodland Park Zoo has come up with an inventive, green way to deal with its tons of animal waste.

Two federal agencies announced a decision Thursday to actively restore grizzly bears, although no reintroduction date or schedule was released.

A northwest state leads the nation in the ratio of ratio of registered sex offenders to non-offenders.

Discover how to beat boredom with family fun activities like skydiving and treehouse stays!

The opening Thursday in Memorial Park featured the Chief for a Day activity honoring the lives of chronically and terminally ill children.

DoorDash has released new data estimating that Seattle’s App-Based Worker Minimum Payment Ordinance is causing city businesses to lose out on $40 million.

The campaign trail of 7th District Representative candidate Paul "Rocky" Dean will make stops in North Central Washington next week. Dean is a Democrat who lives in the small town of Springdale in Southern Stevens County. He is running for the seat being vacated by longtime Republican Rep...