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Just when you thought it safe to use your credit and debit cards, another wave of scammers are active in Washington State.

Lanes Closed on Cable Bridge While driving over the Cable Bridge Wednesday I noticed construction crews on the bridge and a couple of lanes were closed. We had not received anything from the Washington State Department of Transportation about any upcoming maintenance or construction, so it was time to investigate...

One of the newer local restaurants in the area is also a great choice if you are looking for Italian cuisine in the Tri-Cities area. My girlfriend and I stopped by Ciao Trattoria on 4th Avenue in Downtown Pasco for dinner this week.

As we prepare to “spring forward” this weekend, a bipartisan bill in the U.S. Senate looks to stop the twice-yearly time change.  Oregon’s Ron Wyden recently reintroduced the Sunshine Protection Act, which would keep Daylight Saving Time year-round.  But fellow Oregon Democra...

As you go through your monthly bills, how often do you wonder "Is anyone else paying this much?" It seems as though everything is increasing in some way, shape, or form. Where does your town, and where does Washington State fall on the National average for Household Expenses?

Late Wednesday evening the Washington State House brought to the floor Substitute House Bill 1240 (SHB 1240). It is titled "Establishing firearms-related safety measures to increase public safety", but does it?

Is Washington Prepared to Quell Zombie Apocalypse? Do you have an emergency food supply stashed in the cellar? Weapons at the ready?  A new Insuranks survey is tracking which states are gearing up for the onslaught of the living dead.  Washington is in the bottom half When it comes to having emergency foodstuffs, water, and weapons at the ready, Washington State is ranked at number 35 in prepping

If you've driven 1-82, 395, I-5, or 90 you've probably stopped at any one of Love's Travel Stops on those highways.  The owner of Love's Travel Stops, which owns and operates eight locations in Washington State, passed away yesterday at the age of 85. ...

The Washington State Department of Ecology has released the results of the first "Cap and Invest" (more commonly know as 'Cap and Trade') auction of carbon fuel credits in Washington State history.

The deepest lake in Washington is Lake Chelan. Lake Chelan is actually the third deepest lake in the United States, 1,486 feet deep! Even deeper than any of the Great Lakes, and 50.5 miles long.