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With emotions running high, a rally focused on parental rights and sports equity drew a crowd ready to make their voices heard.

With the National Guard stepping in, the fight against rising waters is just beginning for these flood-stricken neighborhoods.

It's been a rough go for Washingtonians around the State since the rains and flooding began last week. Major highways and heavily traveled roadways have been closed due to flooding or damage.

Meet a pup who's more than just a pretty face—Ellie May's got charm, energy, and a tennis ball obsession that's hard to resist.

It turns out the allegations about FFA's missing funds were just a misunderstanding, but it raised essential questions about financial transparency.

Idaho and Montana are breezing along with low debt, while others like Washington are feeling the weight. Let’s break down the numbers that matter.

Over 11,000 hours spent on lawsuits isn’t just a number; it tells a story about the state’s priorities post-election. Let’s unpack what that means for our community.

As lawmakers mull over a millionaire tax, the potential impact on local businesses and families raises eyebrows across Washington state.

Community voices are rising as two major initiatives push for change. But not everyone agrees—opposition is making waves, and the conversation is far from over.

In the world of public education, standing up for your beliefs can come with a heavy price. Some teachers are feeling the heat, and it’s not just about the classroom.