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What's for dinner? I'm thinking BBQ, what about you? But not just any barbeque, I'm talking the best of the best.

Early yesterday morning (Tuesday), Washington State Patrol Troopers responded to another WSDOT truck being hit on I-405 at SR-522.

Imagine asking your TV about tonight's lineup without lifting a finger. Samsung's latest innovation is changing the way we interact with screens.

Amason's new glasses are a take-off on the older Google and other models, allowing drivers to 'see' turn by turn directions, and even process deliveries--all from their glasses.

It’s not every day the WSP has to deploy spike strips, but last Friday, they used them twice to stop drivers who decided to run instead of pulling over.

Area residents were surprised by the drug bust

Seattle leaders considering buying or 'acquiring' the old Fred Meyer store on Lake City Way

SeaTac is getting a major facelift—31 new projects to tackle that overcrowding. It's about time, right?

Remember those wild car stunts from 'The Dukes of Hazzard'? Turns out, pulling off your own in WA state can land you in some serious trouble.

A new tool is making waves in Washington, helping folks pinpoint where measles exposure may have happened.

Tonight's dinner plans could help save a life—Hops N Drops is stepping up for our four-legged friends at the TriCities Animal Shelter.

A fatal head-on crash on U.S. 97 near Beebe Bridge killed one person and injured another, marking the third serious collision in the area in recent days.

With measles making a comeback, there's a new tool in town to help you stay safe while out and about. Let’s dive into the details.

Stay alert and protect your personal information. Please share this message with family and friends to help them avoid scams.

Even as several wildfires remain active in Washington State, prescribed burning is starting up on the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest.

A safety checklist, plus three fun Halloween events for your pets here in Washington.

Scammers are everywhere and new ideas are popping up all the time. Luckily, there’s an upcoming class that is free to attend for people in the Yakima Valley.

A recent weather forecast had folks in Washington holding their breath, as a cold front stirred up talk of possible tornadoes.