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State crime lab data shows Decker the only one involved.

A disease that's rewriting the record books in California has been detected in Washington State, more specifically, the Central and Eastern areas.

the USDA says the moves will help protect much-needed prime farmland.

Two Bass Canyon Festival arrests at the Gorge: a San Diego man on drug charges and a Live Nation employee for DUI after a crash left one injured.

Get ready for a day of wagging tails, friendly competition, and community spirit at a local event that’s all about pets and their people.

The push back to the office has stirred up some frustrations, but now there’s something new on the horizon—'quiet cracking.' It's a sign of the times.

Brush fire was started by a handful of sparks.

Today, make sure to take it slow and keep your eyes open on I-90 near Cle Elum because fire crews are hard at work fighting hot spots.

Health professionals in Washington State are finding themselves at the center of a dangerous fraud scheme.

Slight says a record-breaking 146 overdose deaths in 2024 broke the record of 96 overdose deaths in 2023.

Mattawa Police are searching for a suspect after a shooting near Hund Memorial Park left one person injured and hospitalized Sunday night.

One thing shoppers should know is that if buying defective merchandise with a debit or credit card there is a legal solution. Plus another tip about discounts.

This weekend, the TriCities came alive with an explosion of creativity and fandom. Comic Con at the Red Lion was a celebration like no other.

The suspect's getaway vehicle partially blocked in the Seattle Chief's Security Detail rig.

Oil prices have traded lower for much of the past 96 hours, due primarily to growing optimism that an end to Russia’s war in Ukraine may be in sight.

The amount of irrigation water available in central Washington continues to dwindle.

Imagine pulling up to charge your electric vehicle, feeling good about going green, only to discover a hidden pollution problem nearby.

Picture this: certain permitting fees in Spokane could skyrocket by over 1,500%. The impact on the housing market might surprise you.