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Wheat Growers Applaud Moving Food for Peace to USDA
Last week, USDA, the State Department and Office of Management and Budget signed an interagency agreement saying the Department of Ag should run Food For Peace.
These 7 Items Don’t Belong in Your Washington Garage This Winter
The garage is a great place to store more than just cars, but in the winter months, this might not be the most ideal place for some items.
How Costco's New Trade-In Program Helps You Recycle Electronics
Time to clear out the clutter — turn your old tech into a little spending money at Costco's new trade-in program!
How the Telebupe Hotline Is Changing Opioid Treatment In WA
With over 1,400 calls already, this service is proving to be a lifeline for those in need of immediate support.
How DNA Technology Identified Missing Former Mayor in Washington
After years of uncertainty, a former mayor’s fate has been unveiled. The discovery raises questions about the passage of time and the stories hidden in our communities.
Environmental Crisis In Washington: The Giant Tire Pile Challenge
Imagine the sight of 7,100 tons of tires just sitting there, creating a mountain of trouble for the community. Let's talk about the plan to tackle this mess.
Seahawks Fan-Made Hype Song Hits Before NFL Playoff Home Game
The hype is building for this weekend, and now Seahawks fans have a new anthem to blast, named after the NFL's number one defense.
Adams County Drug Suspect Finally Apprehended
The woman was sought by Adams County Detectives.
Wet Nose Wednesday : Scooby the Good Boy Needs a Loving Home
Meet Scooby, the friendly Lab-Pit Bull mix who's ready to bring joy to a new family in the Tri-Cities area.
Window Tint Enforcement Ramps Up in Tri-Cities and Yakima
What your teens need to know about window tinting and how to avoid a ticket from the WSP, Yakima and Tri-Cities police forces.
Kennewick Voters Will Vote on 2 Levies in February
replacement levies will fill in the gap between state funding and what's needed.
Huge Spokane Tool, Equipment, Appliance Theft Ring Busted
After a thorough investigation, Spokane County Deputies broke up the ring.
Growing Women's Pro Softball League Expands to Portland
Some of the biggest names in softball will be on the team. Many of them were recently on ESPN in the NCAA Women's College World Series.
Benton County Traffic Stop Leads to Major Drug Discovery
The unexpected can happen anywhere, even on East Cochran Road. This traffic stop revealed more than just a suspended license.
WA and OR Travelers- New Airlines Merger Could Bring More Flights
The next phase of airline mergers will affect travelers in Washington and Oregon.
Thinking About Retirement? These Are the Best Places in WA
Planning to retire in Washington? Well, we have a lot of great things going for our state, but when it comes to planning the rest of your lives during your golden years.
All the “Awful” Reasons People Complain About Washington Living
People are not happy anywhere they are. Even with all the great stuff that’s around them, they’ll find some reasons to be unhappy and hate where they live.
Health Alert: Recall Of Grated Cheese Due To Listeria Risk
Pre-grated cheese saves time in the kitchen, but there’s a serious health alert you need to know about that could affect your next taco night.