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A group of teens reported being threatened by a man with a firearm, now it's a hoax

Discover Washington’s best fall drives with colorful foliage, scenic stops, charming towns, and unforgettable autumn adventures across the state.

If you’ve felt like Washington went from summer to fall in the blink of an eye, you are not imagining it.

From candy corn to full-size bars, this Halloween candy guide offers a humorous spin on what should and shouldn’t make the cut.

A few years ago, we saw copper from ag irrigation systems being stolen, then it was catalytic converters, now it's back to copper from digital companies.

From construction sites to backyard gardens, the rat problem isn’t going away anytime soon. We’ll explore what’s bringing these critters closer to home.

October highlights Crime Prevention, Domestic Violence Awareness, and Cybersecurity. Join events, support survivors, and strengthen community safety.

If you are a longtime Seahawks fan like me, Sunday’s game against the Buccaneers will feel like being transported to the 1980s with a time machine.

Picture this: a breathtaking winter wonderland where evergreen trees meet glistening snow, creating the perfect backdrop for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike.

Police arrested Juan Jose Serrano Berrios in Ephrata after a Mattawa shooting that left one man injured. The case remains under investigation.

Ever wonder where the wealthier families in Washington are settling down? Some neighborhoods have become hotspots, reflecting more than just high property values.

The FTC is suing the two companies over deal, saying it threatens competition.

With residential construction permits plummeting, many are left wondering what this means for the state's housing market and affordability.

In a surprising turn, a court says a pandemic doesn’t equate to physical loss for a major university. What does that mean for WSU?

Picture this: a ban meant to cut down on plastic waste may have backfired. The latest research reveals some eyebrow-raising numbers about our shopping habits.

A group of middle school students is in hot water with the law after police in Grant County say they willfully filed a false report about being threatened by a man with a gun on Tuesday afternoon.

Imagine facing violence and then being denied help simply because of your immigration status. That’s the reality that’s got many legal experts talking today.

A wage hike is on the horizon for Seattle, but local restaurant owners are feeling the pinch. Here’s the scoop on the brewing tension.