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Your odds of winning the big Powerball jackpot are worse than being struck by lightning--twice?!?

Imagine a future where the commute is as simple as hopping into an autonomous cab. Waymo is pushing the boundaries, but how close are we really?

Balmer, who bought the team for a then record $2 billion dollars, has a net worth of $174 billion.

Would you pay extra to unlock extra features on your car? What about a monthly subscription?

Another way to prevent purse snatching is to not carry a purse and instead carry cash and credit cards in a small travel pouch.

Bones found during Travis Decker search near Rock Island were confirmed as animal remains, as agencies continue the multi-agency manhunt for the accused triple-murderer.

Why are Washingtonians considering unusual alternatives to traditional funerals. A 5-year study has looked at the trends gaining popularity in Washington

Another 93 jobs lost in the company

One person is dead following a single-vehicle accident in Grant County on Wednesday night.

According to the CDC’s annual Youth Risk Behavior Survey, fewer American teens are drinking alcohol.

According to the latest farm income forecast released by USDA Wednesday, net farm income is expected to be up compared to February’s numbers.

For Washington, Oregon and Idaho, it has been very, very warm for this time of year. We've routinely seen temperatures at or near 100 degrees.

As the Lower Sugarloaf Fire balloons in volume within the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest west of Entiat, its flames are creating a somewhat unusual phenomenon in the skies overhead.

The debate around school choice is heating up. With a federal program on the table, what’s at stake for families and schools in our community?

In a move that’s stirring up conversation, lawmakers are looking into the costs of Medicaid for undocumented immigrants. The figures might just blow your mind.

With the fate of Initiative 2066 in the hands of the Supreme Court, it's a tense moment for utilities and consumers alike. Will change be on the horizon?

With the end of a federal consent decree, Seattle's police are entering a new chapter. There’s been substantial change, but will it hold up in the real world?

After a brief boom, Washington's commercial real estate tax revenues have dipped again. It’s a rollercoaster ride that has many wondering what’s next.