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A small piece of Chelan County is looking a little brighter after being the subject of an intensive clean up effort last week.

The latest move by DHS is stirring up conversations about efficiency and costs in deportation efforts—an unexpected twist in immigration policy that could change the game.

When the weather gets cold, many in the Pacific Northwest are going to go back to our caveman roots when it comes to staying warm, i.e., using fire.

An Ellensburg man is behind bars after allegedly threatening to kill several members of law enforcement, including Kittitas County Sheriff Clay Myers.

A High Wind Warning covers north-central Washington as gusts up to 70 mph threaten power outages, travel issues, and falling debris.

A Central Washington University (CWU) student is facing arson charges after police say he set several small fires inside the school's dormitories earlier this month.

Washington’s historic flooding has claimed its first life after a driver entered a flooded Snohomish County roadway, leaving the vehicle submerged in six feet of water.

Several counties in WA State are facing a severe weather disaster due to an extreme atmospheric river that stuck on December 2, 2025.

Picture this: a train ride through the winter wonderland where laughter and music fill the air. It’s a holiday experience like no other.

Chelan County is asking residents and businesses affected by flooding and wind storms to submit damage assessments as officials seek FEMA assistance.

Two men are in jail after police in Grant County say they stole fuel from a rural farm and willfully damaged the property owner's vehicle.

Last week's heavy rains and flooding have wreaked havoc on most of the state's mountain passes, especially U.S. Highway 2 (US-2) over Stevens Pass.

A K-9 search led to the seizure of two pounds of cocaine, firearms, and cash, resulting in the arrest of two Quincy residents in a drug investigation.

With heavy rains and gusty winds rolling in, this week promises to be a wild ride for the Wenatchee Valley.

After battling stormy weather, local crews have worked around the clock to restore power to most residents, but one village is still in the dark.

A new bill just passed in Pennsylvania is leading the way to ensure pets are considered family members and not just property. Could Washington soon take the steps...

Imagine buzzing delivery bikes zipping through Seattle's streets, making holiday shopping a breeze while cutting down on emissions. Sounds like a win-win, right?

Wild Waves Theme Park is gearing up for one last summer, and the memories from its 1977 debut are flooding back for many families.

Flooding along the Stehekin River caused catastrophic damage, destroying infrastructure, cutting access, and isolating Stehekin, Lucerne, and Holden near Lake Chelan.

Washington faces another atmospheric river after recent floods, with state emergencies, evacuation orders, and rising rivers threatening Skagit and Chelan counties.

Picture this: a holiday season where generosity actually gets measured. Turns out, some states are definitely more 'nice' than 'naughty.'

Severe weather caused outages, flooding, and damage in Leavenworth, forcing Christmastown’s Village of Lights to go dark while crews work to restore power and access.

An Inchelium man was sentenced to 33 months for domestic violence assault, with federal prosecutors citing repeated violent offenses and FBI investigation.

The storm left its mark, but local teams are on the job restoring power and hope. Stick around for the latest developments.