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A local man has been missing since August 8, and authorities are urging the community to keep an eye out for him.

August 16th, Sunday, the Washington State Patrol issued a Silver Alert for the missing man.

EZs Burger Deluxe has been a Wenatchee staple since 1992, and that Tillamook Cheese and Bacon Deluxe might be reason enough to make the drive up N Wenatchee Ave.

School starts soon, and Tri-Cities roads will get busier with buses, bikes and kids walking to school. It’s a good time to slow down and pay attention.

Missouri residents go to bed earliest and wake up first, making it the top early bird state in the country, according to a new national sleep survey.

new study examines why WA is one of 14 states whose premiums and costs will go up about 14 pecent, for employeed-provided programs

Kennewick Police reported a rollover on Bob Olson Parkway, and the online response can be summed up in one comment: "Gee, Bob Olson Parkway, what a surprise."

More than 50,000 fentanyl pills, a dozen firearms, and two young children in the same apartment. A jury heard the details and made its decision.

WSU, along with USC in the old PAC-12, have never had women's collegiate softball...and a few other suprising omissions in the Pacific NW as well

The Southridge roundabout in Kennewick is shutting down for several days this month, and the timing could catch a lot of morning commuters off guard.

Someone cut through the fence at a mink farm in Turner, Oregon overnight and released about 1,500 animals while families slept on the property. Around 80 have been found. Authorities are investigating it as a criminal act.

Tyson is closing its Joslin, IL beef plant, and it is not alone. Between Tyson, JBS, and Cargill, the US beef industry has shed close to 20 percent of its daily slaughter capacity, raising concerns about market access for cattle farmers.

Half of young adults in the Boomer era had already moved out, married, and started families by their late twenties. Today, fewer than a quarter have done the same.

A Port Townsend bed and breakfast just cracked the top five in the country, and guests keep coming back for the frittatas.

A July 15th fire that destroyed some trailers and other property southwest of Medical Lake and Spokane

A $1.25 million advertising issue puts the spotlight on campaign practices and the implications for local politics.

Voter confidence in Mayor Wilson's safety plan is waning, with many pushing for real-time camera monitoring.

Two men from the Tri-Cities area are now facing felony charges after an encounter with two teenage girls at a Lewiston gas station turned threatening.