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The Washington Department of Ecology (ECY) will be conducting drone flights over the Lower Peshastin Creek next week. The flights are being performed in connection with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) as part of a restoration project and will primarily provide mapping of the area...

The help will be available in the 2025-2026 school year

All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

The opening Thursday in Memorial Park featured the Chief for a Day activity honoring the lives of chronically and terminally ill children.

Two federal agencies announced a decision Thursday to actively restore grizzly bears, although no reintroduction date or schedule was released.

Lakeside Surf is preparing to host its inaugural Battle of the Butte. The "riversurf" event is slated for Friday, June 28 and Saturday, June 29. It is open to all-comers, regardless of age or ability.

With the economy on the rocks, and money tight all over, is it a surprise that our county ranks so high?

Learn more about how the Seattle Seahawks scored big with Byron Murphy II in the first round of the NFL draft!

the man apparently stole keys to a vehicle belonging to a staff member while he was cleaning their office.

The driver tried to elude officers by speeding up to 100 MPH

This gorgeous Pitbull has a big heart to go with her big eyes and big smile and is hoping her furever home comes soon.

Uncover the hidden gems of Washington's five warmest towns.

Learn from HR expert Amy Liberati on evaluating job satisfaction beyond just pay.

Check qualities such as cost of living, internet speeds, density of charging stations, and regulations before actually moving to Washington.

*Spoiler Alert* Asher has made it to the TOP 5 on Masterchef Junior!

Both directions were closed for several hours after the pickup truck vs. garbage truck crash at the intersection of State Route 97 and Larue Road

Discover how the Seattle Kraken are revolutionizing their game broadcasts by teaming up with Amazon Prime Video.

Three fishermen have been indicted for illegally transporting over 7,000 pounds of crab from Southeast Alaska to Seattle, violating the Lacey Act. The scheme ended in disaster with most of the haul wasted due to disease, raising concerns about the impact on Alaska's crab fishery and prompting federal prosecution.