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As the weather is getting nicer, we’re getting ready to hit the hills to hike, fish, hunt, camp, etc.! And when you’re back in the thick of it, the thick of it may just be biting back...

If you’re hitting the road this weekend, expect some serious slowdowns on I-405. It’s going to be a test of patience for many drivers.

Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.

A 2025 report indicates that over half of residents in Washington have been the victim of an online scam. And that is just the people who have reported the...

The details are gut-wrenching: a dog trapped in despair and reptiles suffering alone. This incident raises serious questions about responsibility and compassion in our community.

A young man from Oregon was killed Thursday evening in a motorcycle crash in Walla Walla County.

A Washington State Patrol trooper stopped a semi truck Thursday afternoon after spotting it speeding well above the limit on I-5.

A curious fog has settled over the Columbia River, stirring whispers among locals and pilots alike. What’s behind this mysterious weather phenomenon?

This sweet 60-pound furball might just be the companionship you've been searching for, with plenty of love to give right here in the Tri-Cities.

As technology races ahead, the debate over AI is growing heated—some see a lifeline, while others sense a looming threat.

Gov. Ferguson shrugged off his veto of $500K to continue a successful retail theft crime program saying, he had a budget to balance.

In 2014, a group of kids made history. Their efforts turned Palouse Falls into Washington’s beloved state waterfall

Travelers on Interstate-90 (I-90) between Vantage and George can expect slowdowns during the late evening and overnight hours over the next four months starting next week.

Picture this: squirrels scurrying around urban parks, a blend of charm and chaos. Their antics might just be more than a source of amusement.

Washington officials warn drivers ahead of 4/20 that marijuana impairment is illegal and increases crash risks, urging people to plan safe rides.

The man committed a series of crimes April 14-15

March 31st, the man climbed out a window at Western State, was not noticed until 12 hours later

Fernando Tatis Jr. shines again, turning the game on its head with a clutch hit that fans won’t forget.