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Imagine boosting your health with just a few gentle moves throughout your day. It’s easier than you think, especially if gym sessions feel daunting.

Ever notice how food choices can reveal so much about where we live? Let’s dig into some quirky culinary customs from the West Coast.

Retirement isn’t just about relaxation; it’s about community. Let’s explore which Washington towns are rolling out the welcome mat.

Wenatchee Valley College restores its CAMP migrant assistance program after federal funding renewal, supporting first-year students from farmworker backgrounds.

Chelan County issues an additional Level 1 advisory near Wenatchee as the Labor Mountain Fire spreads to 35,362 acres with 7% containment. Evacuations remain in effect.

Picture this: Washington State is more than just stunning landscapes; it’s packed with quirky facts that might surprise even lifelong residents.

The Skamania County Sheriff's Office says the suspect used an AI program to digitally alter photos he screenshotted from social media sites to create pornographic materials.

Chelan County extends its burn ban through Oct. 15 as wildfires strain firefighters and dry conditions persist. Fire restrictions cover campfires, burning, and off-road driving.

The rate will go up 2.8 percent in 2026.

Picture this: the smell of fresh coffee and sizzling bacon, as families gather to share stories at a local diner where everyone knows your name.

Grant County deputies arrested Pasco rape suspect Kelly Blackburn after a three-week search ended in a Grand Coulee home.

Make A Difference Day 2025 grants extended to October 7 for Wenatchee Valley nonprofits and community groups.

As autumn officially enters its second week, crews continue making progress on containing the Lower Sugarlaof Fire in Chelan County.

Grant County crews used foam to extinguish a 4,000-gallon diesel tank fire on Adams Road; no injuries or structural damage reported.

One person has injuries following a two-vehicle accident in Grant County on Monday afternoon.

Outdoor workers in Washington state are covered by recent laws designed to protect them from the dangers of wildfire smoke. Washington enacted permanent rules in 2024 and here are the required protection measures.

Washington joins coalition suing DHS, FEMA over abrupt homeland security grant cuts tied to immigration law compliance.

WSP bomb squad safely disposed of a WWII-era grenade after a toddler discovered it in his Hartline front yard.

With over a billion in assets and liabilities, First Brands Group's bankruptcy could change the game for auto parts in our area.

Navigating the online casino world can be tricky, but honest reviews might just be the compass players need to find safe waters.

Picture setting out on a hike, only to stumble onto someone’s land. It sparks a deeper conversation about boundaries and safety in our state.

This year, Bad Bunny, whom half of America has no clue about, is headlining the show. And his societal views are not going to encourage a lot of curious viewers.

With a milder summer behind us, it seems winter is gearing up for a dramatic entrance this year.

With Halloween right around the corner and Thanksgiving down the street, you may want your house to look the creepiest it can be, but no time and energy can prevent that.