News Radio 560 KPQ

Imagine transforming your financial future with just a bit of discipline—an 800 credit score could unlock some serious savings.

With Valentine's Day just around the corner, lovebirds are flocking to the most romantic spots. Wait until you hear which state took the top honor.

A fifth wheel trailer was destroyed by fire late Saturday night in south Wenatchee. No injuries were reported.

In a world where seconds count, local leaders are urging voters to consider a small tax for big improvements that could save lives.

Otto Ross, a Wenatchee native who helped shape skiing in Central Washington, is turning 100 after a lifetime on the mountain.

Democrats push sweeping reforms to Washington’s initiative process, sparking backlash over ballot access, voter rights, and big-money influence.

Long-distance love is no longer just a fallback. Many are finding deeper connections beyond the miles — sounds like a modern twist on romance, doesn’t it?

A teenage boy is in police custody after allegedly leading officers on a dangerous vehicle pursuit in East Wenatchee early Saturday.

Imagine a gentle giant who’s all heart, ready to bring joy into someone’s life. That's Moses for you.

The biggest annual country music festival in Washington State has been cancelled for 2026.

Knife threats during a Warden disturbance led to a felony assault arrest and jail booking Friday night.

A Moses Lake man is jailed after a 100 mph chase across city and county roads ended in the sand dunes and a drone-assisted arrest.

Deputies investigate a late-night shooting in Chelan that left a man wounded and a suspect arrested near Riverwalk Park after gunfire on East Woodin Avenue.

Washington lawmakers may start what is called the “Recycling Refunds Act”, and like most names that sound...

I’m an animal lover until I’m not. I’m nice and caring, until they force my hand. To protect myself, my property, and in the case of this article, my community and state of Washington.

Grocery bills are climbing, but it's not just inflation at play. There's something a bit sneaky happening behind the scenes. Let's break it down.

With scenic views and smoother rides, the new light rail line is shaping up to be a game changer for commuters in Seattle.

Depression among friends and family members can hit without warning, and in many cases, it’s hard to pinpoint a particular reason (or reasons) for it.

There's a growing debate in Washington over who should wear the badge. A new bill is making waves, and the implications could ripple through communities everywhere.

As the chill of winter sets in, homeowners in North Central Washington are finding smart ways to keep cozy without breaking the bank.

Moses Lake School District fired an employee after an independent investigation found inappropriate relationships with multiple students.

Ah, the dating game—where perfect timing can make or break a connection. Let’s revisit the challenges many face in modern romance.

When it comes to salaries, Washington public employees are making headlines. Stick around to hear who’s topping the list and what it all means for the community.

A listener reported a scam call pretending to be from KPQ, asking for bank account details to claim a fake prize.