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A disease that's rewriting the record books in California has been detected in Washington State, more specifically, the Central and Eastern areas.

These Pacific Northwest gems are getting their moment in the spotlight—who knew Kellogg was such an outdoor paradise?

From roofing to relaxation, this auction has something for everyone. Local businesses are stepping up with fantastic items just waiting for a new home.

In a bold move, one Washington entrepreneur is challenging legislation that he believes keeps parents in the dark about their kids’ schooling.

Imagine the emotions swirling around as a once-closed chapter might reopen. The community's resilience is about to be tested once more.

There's a growing worry about how justice is served in our communities. Some recent cases have left many questioning the leniency of the courts.

WA health leaders are emphasizing the urgency of COVID vaccinations for all ages but the FDA recommends the vaccine for high-risk groups and consulting a physician

Former Eastmont School janitor Michael Vanhousen faces four felony charges for sexually abusing a student in Douglas County.

Washington awards $41M to 49 clean energy projects, funding solar, battery storage, EV charging, and decarbonization across 22 counties.

For the seventh straight day since it was sparked by lightning on Aug. 31, the Lower Sugarloaf Fire raged completely uncontained on the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest on Sunday.

A Grant County judge convicted Michael Boyer, 69, of possessing child pornography after Google tipped detectives to over 100 illegal videos uploaded from his IP address.

Moses Lake Police are searching for a suspect after a man was shot in the foot during a fight Saturday night on W. Broadway.

A round of weekend thunderstorms over the Central Cascades has ignited no fewer than a dozen new wildfires on the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest.

Meet Kion, the two-year-old tabby with a heart as big as his sturdy frame, just waiting for a new friend to share his love.

The Wildcat Fire near Bumping Lake has burned more than 7,700 acres with no containment, as crews take advantage of cooler weather to steer flames away from structures.

WSU takes strawberry picking by machine to a new level

The Labor Mountain Fire has burned 1,984 acres north of Cle Elum, with crews working to protect homes in the Teanaway as the blaze remains at zero containment.

Douglas County officials say work has resumed on the McNeil Canyon Road project, with paving set to finish in October and final completion expected in November.

A stolen car pursuit in Moses Lake ended in a crash on I-90, leaving the driver with minor injuries, Grant County deputies said.

Several new evacuation notices which have been issued in connection with the Lower Sugarloaf.

Picture this: a casual trip to the casino with a crisp $20 bill. A local story reveals how states stack up in gambling enthusiasm.

Ever found yourself in a late-night drive, flashing your beams to warn a fellow driver? It's more than just a gesture; it stirs up some legal debates.

After burning on the landscape of the Wenatchee River Ranger District on the Okanagan-Wenatchee National Forest for only a week, the Lower Sugarloaf Fire has now officially reached a size of 10,000 acres.