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A commercial truck driver’s day, and possibly career, came to a stop Tuesday on I-5 after being arrested for DUI at almost 3 times the legal limit.

A teenager's sudden absence raises urgent questions—find out why the search for Abrielle Tubbs is critical right now.

The man, a homeless transient from Texas, bragged to undercover agents about his "big" connections

Drivers in Kitsap County early Wednesday had to find another way around after a serious crash shut down State Route 104 at the SR 307 intersection.

As Seahawks fans gear up for the big game, the stakes are high, and memories of past heartbreak linger in the air.

Just when you thought snack time was safe, a popular cookie has some folks checking their pantry. Stay tuned for the details on this surprising recall.

In a game that shocked fans, the Bulldogs faced an unexpected setback against the Pilots. It’s not every day an underdog takes down a giant.

The glow of sterile flies may soon light the way in the fight against a parasite that could shake up the cattle market.

Moses Lake Republican Tom Dent says a "luxury" aircraft tax will hurt Washington farmers and the overall economy

Dozens of Washington bills failed to clear early legislative deadlines, stalling proposals on workweeks, homeschooling, grocery access, and policing.

Kennewick Police need help locating a suspect in a domestic violence case on Plaza Way.

Record drug seizures, and some categories of crossings are down as much as 96 percent.

Democrats are pushing a millionaries tax, especially aimed at those in the state's huge tech industry.

As game day approaches, one fire station in Washington State is taking its Seahawks loyalty to the next level with a humorous ban on Boston treats.

A bit of uniform rebellion in the name of team spirit! The Seahawks are bringing everyone together, even in law enforcement.

A recent study shows that a little extra movement could save lives. It’s surprising how just five more minutes of walking makes a difference!

In a state considered amongst the least religious in the nation, see which counties have the largest populations that consider themselves religious.

Residents are on high alert as scammers are dialing in, pretending to be law enforcement. It’s a reminder to keep your guard up and verify before you act.