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Washington crime fell in 2024, with murders and property crimes down. But drug and firearms violations spiked, and police staffing remains the nation’s lowest.

Tourists call Washington’s Space Needle overpriced and underwhelming, topping a new list of America’s most disappointing paid attractions.

Remains found in a Spokane encampment have ended a 3-year manhunt for Dylan Harrington, accused of killing David and Gerlyn Covey in Okanogan County.

One person has injuries after a reported shooting in Douglas County on Sunday.

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Police in Grant County are pursuing charges against a Wenatchee resident who they say damaged the exterior of a fast food restaurant in Ephrata with his vehicle earlier this month.

A cherry-hauling semi-truck tipped on Grant Road Monday, closing the road and causing detours. The number of cherries lost remains unclear.

A wind-driven fire in Lind prompted brief evacuations Saturday morning. Crews contained it within two hours with no injuries or damage.

An Ellensburg City Council candidate has been fined by the Washington State Public Disclosure Commission (PDC) for violating its registration requirements.

A 73-year-old Moses Lake man was hit and killed crossing SR-171. The SUV driver is not facing charges as the investigation continues.

A Leavenworth man is dead and two others have injuries following a two-vehicle accident near Stevens Pass on Sunday afternoon.

Imagine strolling through the woods, only to find a bounty of blackberries ripe for picking. But there's more to these berries than meets the eye.

‘Peacemaker’ is back for Season 2, along with other new movies and shows.

Clearwater police set up a press conference after the death of Hulk Hogan.

The Lawrence County School System in Tennessee has unveiled a tough new attendance policy: Even doctor’s notes don’t excuse sick days.

A Friday morning statement on social media reveals that Hogan's death was unexpected.

Get ready, wing lovers! Applebee's is serving up a tasty surprise this National Chicken Wing Day that you won’t want to miss.

As new gun laws loom on the horizon, Washington residents are rushing to secure their firearms. What’s driving this sudden surge before the deadline hits?

Check out these classic summer toys that kept us cool, kept us busy, and always seemed to add a dash of danger.

This quiz will not only embrace the Washington State stereotypes but also redefine them in fun ways.

‘Wednesday’ is back for Season 2 and ‘The Thursday Murder Club’ debuts.

Some things on this list are activities you can do for free; others are just cool things we get to experience in Washington!

Imagine a place where folks are more likely to blush than boast when given a compliment. Washingtonians have a unique take on praise that's worth exploring.

A former water district employee takes a stand after a workplace injury leads to a monumental jury decision. This case could change how we view employee rights in our area.