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A winter storm is brewing in Washington State, and those mountain passes are about to get a little wild.

Season 2 is out early and fans are ready for some more post-apocalyptic action based on the Fallout video game.

Heavy rains have left parts of Highway 2 in disarray, cutting off the route to a beloved holiday destination. The impact is being felt across the region.

With the holidays around the corner, those gifts in your car might be more tempting than you think. A little caution can go a long way.

With home values slipping, many are left wondering how long this downturn will last. It's a tough time for sellers in the city.

Drivers on SR-104 had to wait for hours while the Hood Canal Bridge was closed in both directions because of really strong winds.

If you’ve got plans to head over Snoqualmie Pass this week, it’s time to slow down and pay close attention to the forecast.

Teachers deserve appreciation, but there are some important guidelines to remember when gifting in Washington State.

The winds are whipping through the Tri-Cities, but are we in for a record-breaking December?

Alaska Airlines is taking in-flight internet to new heights with Starlink, promising faster connections and a more seamless travel experience for passengers.

The teens damaged the churches food pantry.

The company fell victim to business countermoves by international firms, and 3 years ago a purchase by Amazon was blocked

Congress has a reputation of fighting, sometime just to fight. Nowhere was that more true than in 2025, where Congress fought over nearly every piece of legislation important to the farming community.

A K-9 search led to the seizure of two pounds of cocaine, firearms, and cash, resulting in the arrest of two Quincy residents in a drug investigation.

Two men are in jail after police in Grant County say they stole fuel from a rural farm and willfully damaged the property owner's vehicle.

the overpass was hit by a semi a number of weeks ago.

Another year and another DecemberFest is in the books! And I might add, it was loud and festive, merry and rockin’, funny and fundraising event!

Imagine putting more than nine percent of your paycheck into healthcare. That’s the reality for many Spokane residents facing rising costs.