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This morning Washington State troopers patrolling in Olympia-area school zone stopped a driver traveling more than 25 mph over the school zone speed limit.

Washington State Patrol is ramping up patrols targeting exhausted commercial drivers. Fatigue behind the wheel of a big rig can be deadly.

The most popular wellness trends dealt with supplements, protein snacks, wearable tech, diet programs including GLP-1s, etc., but in Washington, it was... Mouth Taping! What?

And if you come to a game at Lumen Field this Sunday, you might notice some who stand out a little more than the rest, Seattle Seahawks Super-Fans.

You get lost trying to find it because the road leading to it is off the beaten path and if you blink too fast, you'll miss the road leading to its entrance. But it's worth the visit!

The 34-year-old suspect was caught and jailed

Here are eleven destinations within Washington and Oregon for you to hop on a quick flight from Sea-Tac. The best part is that they are all nonstop!

Scammers are calling Tri-Cities residents pretending to be from their phone company, trying to steal account access. Don't fall for it.

Gov. Ferguson wants to take away your kid's cellphone while in school.

Washington residents are checking out books at nearly double the national average, and libraries here are thriving like never before.

The Yakima County Coroner has determined the inmate's cause of death

An abandoned trailer in Franklin County became the scene of a standoff that ended with deputies taking a suspect into custody.

The end of an era in Pasco as the family-owned rental shop that helped countless DIYers finally closes down.

Kratom is an age-old herbal medicine, introduced into the US in the 1990's but it's use in our country has been more tied to 'drug' purposes

As families gather for pumpkin carving this October, there's more lurking in those orange canvases than just creativity and fun.

Kennewick's convention center just upgraded everything from the heating system to the lighting, creating better spaces for larger gatherings.

FBI said the man's activities did not involve a direct threat to Hanford operations.

The Hanford area commute took longer this morning, after a white SUV hit an elk on Route 4 during the morning rush hour, causing around a 100-car backup.