News Radio 560 KPQ

Wheat’s been harvested, and now it’s apple season! But be careful out there; those slow-moving tractors are sharing the road with you.

The Wenatchee Valley has seen some big names close their doors lately, leaving many residents feeling a little lost in the shopping scene.

Do you want this year’s Halloween fun with Trick-or-Treating to be the best year yet? Of course you do...

A Grant County corrections deputy was arrested in Soap Lake on a domestic violence charge. He faces fourth-degree assault and has been placed on administrative leave.

Wenatchee's Bighorns are hitting pause, but there's plenty of buzz about what’s next for this local team.

The Wenatchee Valley Museum revives the Salmon Bake Oct. 11, led by Wenatchi tribe members celebrating the First Salmon Feast with ceremony, stories, and traditional food.

Here's beloved eight towns in Yakima County that are so tiny, if you blink, you'll miss them!

Ever wonder what quirky laws still linger in Washington State? Some might just leave you scratching your head and chuckling.

A fire destroyed an Othello shop and vehicles inside, but firefighters kept flames from spreading. Cause under investigation.

A program that provides low-income mothers with food and other assistance in Washington is in jeopardy of shutting down.

There's a new snack in Washington that could shake up your lunch routine — let's talk about how Little Caesars is stepping up their game.

Chelan-Douglas Homeless Housing Task Force is seeking members with lived experience of homelessness to help guide services. Applications due Oct. 17.

October highlights Crime Prevention, Domestic Violence Awareness, and Cybersecurity. Join events, support survivors, and strengthen community safety.

A group of middle school students is in hot water with the law after police in Grant County say they willfully filed a false report about being threatened by a man with a gun on Tuesday afternoon.

After years of turbulence, Boeing is finally finding its footing, and the latest news might just lift spirits in the aviation world.

WDFW is seeking public input to shape Washington’s 2027-29 hunting seasons, from deer and elk management to permits, rules, and access.

Ever wonder where the wealthier families in Washington are settling down? Some neighborhoods have become hotspots, reflecting more than just high property values.

Shopping malls might be changing, but some still capture that nostalgic buzz. Let’s take a stroll down memory lane.

Police arrested Juan Jose Serrano Berrios in Ephrata after a Mattawa shooting that left one man injured. The case remains under investigation.

With nearly 800 trick-or-treaters, this neighborhood is feeling the Halloween spirit in a big way. But what about the candy costs?

Wenatchee Valley College receives $2.9M federal grant to expand nursing program, train students and faculty, and address Washington’s nurse shortage.

October is here, and that means it's time for all of you trick-or-treat-loving kids who never quite (if at all) grew up to start planning your getups for this year's Halloween parties and events.

If you found out someone died in your dream home, would you still buy it? In Washington, it might be a secret you're never told.

Chelan County received over $3.1M in salmon recovery grants as Washington invests $61M statewide to restore rivers, creeks, and critical salmon habitat.