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What would you do if you were out and about, driving in the evening, and saw something weird out the passenger side window?

Spokane Officials say a 17-year-old teen was threatening to harm himself, led to a confrontation with a motorist after blocking traffic.

As 2028 approaches, Washington is gearing up for a major shift in its tax system. It’s all about balancing education funding and business interests.

Amazon Flex is a program kind of like Uber of Lyft, it allows people to use their own vehicle to deliver Amazon packages, sometimes parttime.

A new powerful national organization has joined the lawsuit

Spring is here, and that means waterfalls are roaring to life! Grab your hiking boots for a refreshing adventure in Washington’s natural playground.

In a twist that feels straight out of a movie, a robbery at Lucky Food Mart unfolded under the cover of night. The hunt for answers begins now.

As April rolls in, there's a stark reminder from our local police — just a second of distraction can change everything on the road.

Irrigation season is here, and for many in Kennewick, keeping tabs on that water flow just got a whole lot easier with KID's new 2026 interactive map.

Washington's got some serious green credentials—fifth in the nation for eco-friendliness. It’s more than just trees out here.

This weekend in Cashmere, the excitement is all about gold! Imagine sifting through streams, hoping to strike it rich—what a thrill!

From a brutal assault to a food heist, Richland Police had its hands full recently. Two cases overnight worth reading about

This morning, the First Avenue South Bridge, also known as the SR-99 drawbridge, got stuck in the open position, bringing traffic to a standstill.

The community is being asked to keep an eye out for a dangerous individual who's slipped away from custody.

With library budgets tightening, policymakers are making some big decisions. It's a story about funding, access, and community values.

In a town grappling with complex issues, Yakima's city council hits the brakes on secure community facilities—there's a lot more to this story than meets the eye.

As snowpack levels dip again, farmers are bracing for another tough season. The urgency is palpable as the state's water crisis deepens.

Drivers are reporting what looks like dinosaurs working along the highway, but don’t worry, it’s just WSDOT getting creative with routine roadwork.