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Sometimes, a simple traffic stop can reveal a lot more than expected. This one certainly did, with some unexpected twists and turns.

The four were found with illegal firearms, some of them stolen.

Get ready for a bit of a slow-down at Gage and Leslie — some improvements are on the way that aim to keep everyone safer.

Troopers and Thurston County deputies had a busy evening yesterday after a violent two-car crash shut down part of SR-510 east of Old Olympic Highway.

Exciting developments are brewing in Richland, where cutting-edge nuclear technology is set to reshape our energy future.

WA State ranks 51st. in the US (even below WA DC) in the number of law enforcement officers per 1,000 of population, and our crime rates reflect that.

From Gala to Cosmic Crisp, Washington's apples are leading the charge. The numbers tell a juicy story of growth and innovation.

After a stretch of cool but mostly dry weather, it looks like Washington is about to get a fresh soaking.

A Moses Lake man was arrested after allegedly pulling a gun on his landlord during an eviction, deputies say. The weapon was found to be possibly stolen.

Chelan County approves Helion Energy’s plan to build the world’s first fusion power plant in Malaga, aiming to supply Microsoft with clean energy by 2028.

Imagine getting free goodies delivered to your door, but there’s a catch come tax time. Let’s unpack this intriguing opportunity from Amazon Vine.

Homeownership dreams may seem distant these days, but with some savvy budgeting, those dreams can still become reality. Let’s talk about how to make it happen.

Windows 11 was actually released in 2021, but sources say as many as 40 percent of computers worldwide still have Windows 10

The ACSO took a 54-year-old Warden man into custody.

Oregon wildfire officials are watching to see whether federal funding continues for fighting wildfires.

Just when you thought personal care was a minor expense, a new study reveals some surprising spending habits across the states.

This postseason, baseball is back in a big way, with numbers soaring above last year's—can you feel the energy?

Lead in your cinnamon? That's a wake-up call for many shoppers. Let’s look at what’s happening with those spice brands you might have at home.