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But for those of us who did partake around the kitchen table with a pair of dice and a random game board, some fights were had, and memories made. What are your gaming memories?

Here's what life looks like in the smallest city in each state.

True Crime series are one of the top consumed forms of entertainment. Television documentaries, Podcasts, books, they’re everywhere, and people eat them up.

One person is dead, and Washington State Patrol detectives need the public's help finding the driver responsible.

A wave of burglaries has hit East Columbia Drive, and police are reaching out for your eyes and ears to help catch the culprits.

In Seattle Tuesday evening, a 70-year-old woman followed her GPS instructions onto the light rail tracks, drove a quarter mile along the rails, with no fines.

Job security feels like a distant memory for many. A look back at apple packing reveals how even simple tasks can turn into sources of anxiety.

Friday morning, an observant Deputy noticed a few ducklings were missing after Mama Duck crossed a storm drain.

This incident resulted in multiple arrests for varioius reasons

It's unsettling to think that a simple trip to the grocery store could lead to violence — a stark reminder of the risks faced by retail employees.

Walla Walla might steal the spotlight, but there are 24 other gems in Washington just begging to be explored this summer.

Samantha thanked fans for their love and compassion during this time.

USDA confirmed Wednesday the detection of New World Screwworm in the United States for the first time in 60 years.

Just when you thought you were safe online, a clever new tactic has surfaced that could put your Microsoft account at risk.

Drivers in the U.S. are revealing some surprising habits behind the wheel. You won’t believe what made the top of the list!

Imagine whipping up a warm breakfast amidst the trees, with just a pot of boiling water—it's simpler than you think!

As we prepare to transition into summer, local farmers are facing new challenges — insect populations are expected to increase.

The Yakima Valley's water situation is looking stable, but junior rights holders are facing some tough numbers this year.