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Friday's freeway chaos in Tacoma saw one driver not just speeding, but crashing into a whole new level of trouble.

A recent recall of raw ground beef raises pressing questions for consumers. Find out what products are involved and how to stay informed.

I looked up, and walking straight toward me through the crowd was a very tall man wearing a green Super Bowl LX rally towel draped over his head.

Amazon, who owns Ring Doorbell, has introduced a new program that some say violate privacy, and could be used for 'other' surveillance.

The man accused of multiple break-ins, including stealing a company vehicle and later setting in on fire.

A quiet early morning at the Columbia Generating Station gave way to a sudden shutdown, highlighting the delicate balance of power generation in our region.

Early this morning, the Washington State Patrol shared photos from SR-17 at Booker Road in Franklin County of a pickup truck sitting window deep in water.

Why is Presidents’ Day even a thing? It’s a holiday, sure, but besides the day off (for some of us), do we really celebrate it?

Juice may have had a rough start, but he's on the path to becoming the perfect companion for someone special here in the Tri-Cities.

Washington House passes bill restricting voter registration challenges, boosting protections and limiting false claims in local elections.

The Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest is hiring approximately 50 seasonal summer Forestry Technicians to support the forest recreation and timber programs.

National Forest day-use fees will be waived Monday, Feb. 17 for Presidents’ Day, including many trailheads and picnic areas.

A Kittitas County man is behind bars after police say he assaulted two officers by spitting on them last weekend.

A two-vehicle collision near Easton on I-90 blocked eastbound lanes, scattering debris. Right lane reopened; investigation ongoing.

Grocery bills are climbing, but Washington residents are faring better than many states. Let’s break down the numbers and what they mean for your wallet.

With lives lost and families shattered, the Washington State Patrol needs your eyes and ears to track down these fugitives on the run.

The Yakima Valley is growing. Here are the new spots to visit in 2026.

If you’ve ever thought about turning your passion for beer into a career, WSU’s Brewing Certificate might just be your ticket to success.