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What is your New Year's Resolution? Is it something to better yourself? A new skill? Or are you planning to relax and take more “Me Time”?

McKinney has declared to run for seat being vacated by Dan Newhouse, who is not seeking re-election in 2026.

Since 1991, he's been convicted 14 times, not including his latest found of offenses.

Remember the buzz of a packed arena and the roar of fans? Seattle's basketball dreams might just be stirring again.

Test your memory with a holiday-friendly game built around classic TV commercials jingles and unforgettable ad slogans.

After a personal tragedy and health struggles, the owner of Amethyst Creamery is thanking the kindness of his neighbors. The response has been amazing.

Meet Guy, the energetic pup with a heart full of love and a knack for making friends. His playful spirit is contagious!

Our hearts hurt for families of missing kids. And alarmingly, 6 children have already vanished in the last month alone—three of those just in the last two weeks. Please keep sharing their faces.

The students' approach was surprisingly thoughtful.

Drugs were hidden inside bags labeled cereal ingredients.

Ever seen a purple fence? In some states, it's a legal no trespassing sign. But here in Washington, it’s a whole different ball game.

A routine investigation turned into a major bust for law enforcement, revealing not just stolen wire but an alarming stash of items. This story has layers.

There’s a new push from the Richland Police to crack down on speeding—especially after some wild racing caught their attention recently.

Nearly everyone makes a New Year's Resolution, but most of us by March have already failed. But if you plan to fail and succeed, which have you done, failed or succeeded?

Biffle tore up the "Torturous Tri-Oval" at TCR for several years.

Changes are brewing as federal orders clash with local laws in Washington. The fate of the last coal plant in the state hangs in the balance.

Exciting news for travelers! TriCities Airport is bringing back nonstop flights to Portland, making weekend getaways easier than ever.

In Snohomish County, a cutting-edge AI is stepping in to ease the stress of emergency calls. It’s about to change the way help arrives.