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If you want to see a Sasquatch, you have head to where they are, or at least where you think they might be. And luckily, here in the Pacific Northwest, we have no shortage...

Just another Thursday afternoon in Silverdale turned into quite the scene at Target as deputies made an arrest that underscores local theft issues.

Before you stick that 'For Sale' sign in your window, West Richland has some important regulations to consider. Don’t miss this update!

Tooth fairy payouts are soaring in Washington, hinting at changing times for families and their wallets. Let’s dig into the numbers and what they mean.

Picture this: a world without honeybees. Eastern Washington's orchards could face a serious crisis if these tiny workers keep disappearing.

The girl was suffering with a wound to her abdomen.

There's a big, lovable pup named Dragon at the Tri-Cities Animal Shelter, and he's on the lookout for a forever home after a rough start.

Around 8 AM a fisherman spotted the submerged vehicle with a body inside. He was identified as a man on trial in Franklin County for child sex crimes.

Big changes are on the horizon for a pizza giant, with hundreds of locations set to close due to disappointing sales figures.

Walmart's Great Value cottage cheese is in the spotlight today, and not for a good reason—some recent batches could pose serious health risks.

An Ellensburg woman is facing several charges after she allegedly aimed a firearm at one of her roommates late last week.

Amazon leaving the 251,000 square-foot building in Denny Triangle

An Oregon judge has ordered changes to hydropower dam operations on the Columbia and Snake rivers, claiming current federal plans would further harm salmon runs.

ATF and Moses Lake police served 13 warrants, seizing methamphetamine and firearms in a Central Washington drug investigation.

An Adams County man is in jail facing several felony charges following an incident in Othello on Thursday afternoon.

A few clouds won't dampen the sunny spirit this weekend in the Tri-Cities. Perfect for family outings or a casual hike up Badger Mountain.

With speeding now linked to nearly 250 fatalities this year, lawmakers are stepping up. A new bill could change how we tackle reckless drivers on our roads.

Women winemakers represent just 18% of the industry, but their potential impact could be much greater.