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Just when you thought cookie season couldn't get any sweeter, our Pasco Police are stepping up to support the Girl Scouts in a big way.

This town looks like something out of a Hallmark movie and the locals are super-friendly according to many returning visitors. See how low the crime rate is.

While record tax revenues flood in, Washington state is taking a curious path, borrowing money instead of investing in its own infrastructure. Let’s unpack this.

If you're heading over the Blue Bridge on Monday, get ready for some detours. Maintenance work could slow things down quite a bit.

Why have you left a job? Did you have a better opportunity elsewhere, or were you just fed up with the way things were going, and your comfy rut in life...

The man was committing an assault in his vehicle, when Deputies arrived.

A driver caused over four hours of delays after refusing to pull over and leading law enforcement in a chase before being disabled in heavy traffic on I-5.

Sheriff Raymond's reflections reveal a profound commitment to service and the people of Franklin County. His retirement is more than just a career change; it’s a community moment.

A rural property in Port Orchard became a focal point for law enforcement this week, as ten individuals were taken into custody in a significant operation.

Washington State is gearing up for a cosmic adventure with NASA — a journey that started long before the Artemis II mission. The pride runs deep here.

Following weeks of speculation about what he might do when it reached his desk, Gov. Bob Ferguson has now signed the so-called millionaires tax into law.

Eight years after a horrible, fatal crash on I-5 in Kent, the suspect likely responsible has finally been arrested.

Seattle's got the talent and energy for AI growth, but a recent discussion reveals some surprising opinions on how to make it happen.

The Friends of the Richland Library present their upcoming book sale

Seattle's beloved Seahawks are about to give fans a peek behind the curtain like never before.

The woman already had convictions going back to 2015.

Tension is rising as Democratic officials challenge an executive order that many see as a threat to voting rights across the country.

Get ready to hit those dunes, but don’t forget your helmet! Local authorities are keeping a close eye on safety this season.