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Costco's hot dogs are legendary, but have you heard about their new sampling rule for kids? It's all about safety, and it's turning some heads.

With a mix of humor and gratitude, Ichiro Suzuki took the stage, proving that dreams really do come true in Cooperstown.

With QR codes popping up everywhere, a new twist on scams is lurking just beneath the surface—it's called quishing, and it's catching many off guard.

Remember when bagging groceries was a skill? This ode to lost checkout order explores how we went from trained pros to tragic tomato stacking.

A serious crash between a car and a semi shut down the highway completely near milepost 9, just east of Rock Island, Washington, yesterday evening.

Imagine standing up for what's right, only to find yourself in a legal battle. That's the reality for one former WSDOT economist. Details coming up.

Looks like love is getting a little pricier in Washington. A new surcharge on marriage licenses is making couples rethink their budgets.

Much of the anger and disapproval stems from Ferguson's abrupt about-face on taxes, and spending.

Discover witty new words for smells you’ve always recognized but never named—from wet dog to burnt popcorn, this lexicon hits your nose and funny bone.

Nearly three decades after the tragic killing of 13-year-old Anna Pelayo shook the Tri-Cities community, justice is finally taking a step forward.

The numbers paint a mixed picture for crime in Washington—while some offenses are down, others are on the rise. Let's break down what this means for locals.

This machine will start to be sold to NW and Seattle restaurants and stores soon

Yakima Police continue to search for suspects in two murders reported last week.

The fire began in an open field, destroyed a shed and singed an unoccupied home.

From camping under the stars to beachcombing along the Salish Sea, Washington's parks have something for every outdoor lover looking for their next escape.

The man claimed people were trying to kill him.

The suspect's remains were found in a homeless camp.

With the scent of ripe huckleberries in the air, it's that time of year again so let's talk about where to fill your basket in Washington.