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Quincy police arrested a 20-year-old man after a road rage incident where he allegedly displayed a firearm near Quincy Middle School.

A soda recall is turning heads across the country; it seems not all zero sugars are created equal. Let’s unpack this surprising twist.

Imagine walking into a place that’s been serving locals since the days when Washington was just a territory.

In a proactive move, the FBI's grid search aims to gather evidence that could slip away with time, amid a haunting case.

Following the company vacating a 61,000 square-foot building, now more layoffs.

Last week, Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins announced a new directive prioritizing land use efficiency when evaluating proposals for power generation projects on National Forest System Lands.

It is hot and windy to start the week across much of the Northwest. The National Weather Service has an Extreme Heat Warning in place for western Oregon through Tuesday.

Oregon lawmakers will meet in a special session Friday to consider how to fill ODOT’s massive budget gap. The Transportation Committee heard testimony Monday on the bill being considered.

With tensions rising, a group of senators is taking a stand against sanctuary policies, claiming they’re costing taxpayers more than we realize.

When public service and private law collide, the stakes get high. This latest complaint against a top attorney is raising eyebrows and ethical questions.

When it comes to road safety, language barriers can have deadly consequences. A recent incident highlights this pressing issue.

For those relying on the mail for vape products, brace yourselves. New regulations are shaking things up in Washington State

From free classes on a high school’s third floor to a WWII lookout post, get the century-old story of Washington’s oldest community college in Centralia.

In Benton County, a heroic rescue unfolded when a deputy used his roping skills to save a struggling deer from a canal. Talk about a wild day on the job!

As the mercury climbs, communities brace themselves for a sweltering stretch. The National Weather Service isn't pulling any punches with this heat advisory.

As summer winds down, two music festivals are ready to light up Electric City, bringing a mix of nostalgia and fresh talent for everyone to enjoy.

They're called emplanements, or people who go through the gates and get on a plane.

A large number of nails were scattered Sunday across multiple lanes of SR-16 intentionally, causing an unexpected and dangerous road hazard for commuters.