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Study Reveals Concerning Lack Of First Responders In Washington State
In Washington, the numbers tell a troubling story about emergency responders. How does our state stack up when it comes to answering those urgent calls?
What To Know About Tree Disputes With Neighbors in Washington
Picture this: your neighbor's tree is hanging over your yard. What’s the right move to make peace while keeping your space intact?
USDA--New Rules for Energy Projects on Farmland, Effective Now
The new policies will require thorough examination of projects on farmland, to make sure they're viable and worthwhile.
Crashed Semi Causes Real-Life Banana Jam on Tiger Mountain
A semi-truck hauling 40,000 pounds of bananas crashed near Tiger Mountain Summit (near MP 24) in the ditch of the westbound lane as traffic slid to a stop.
What To Expect On The Roads As School Starts
As we wave goodbye to summer, the streets are set to buzz with kids and school buses. Stay alert out there!
7-Year Term for Suspect in Bizarre Spokane Naked Assault, Chase
The suspect was chasing a woman after an assault, while he was naked.
19 Charged in Breakup of Western WA Sinaloa Cartel Drug Ring
Authorities say often sermi-trucks were used to bring in the drugs.
How South Seattle College Is Addressing Skills Gaps
At SeaTac Airport, countless jobs are waiting to be filled, but there’s a catch—qualified candidates are scarce. What does this mean for our community?
DUI Crash on US-101 Destroys Camaro, Passenger Injured
The crash happened on US-101 near milepost 264, after a Camaro rear-ended a truck and trailer, causing serious injuries to a passenger.
TSA Adds 3 New Carry-On Restrictions at WA Airports
New WA State TSA rules mean some beloved hair tools are off the list.
Washington Banks Targeted in Identity Theft Scheme
Houston woman faces federal charges after a multi-state bank fraud spree targeting Washington and Maine branches.
Selah PFAS Meeting: Residents’ Water Fight Continues
The meeting is set for Monday, August 25 at the Selah Civic Center from 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm.
Quincy Man Arrested After Road Rage Gun Incident
Quincy police arrested a 20-year-old man after a road rage incident where he allegedly displayed a firearm near Quincy Middle School.
FDA Recalls 7up Zero Sugar Tropical Soda Over Labeling Error
A soda recall is turning heads across the country; it seems not all zero sugars are created equal. Let’s unpack this surprising twist.
The Horseshoe Café: A Bellingham Landmark Since 1886
Imagine walking into a place that’s been serving locals since the days when Washington was just a territory.
What We Know About The Ongoing Leavenworth Search Effort
In a proactive move, the FBI's grid search aims to gather evidence that could slip away with time, amid a haunting case.
Pfizer to Cut Another 100 Seattle-Area Workers in August
Following the company vacating a 61,000 square-foot building, now more layoffs.
Prioritizing American Energy on National Forest Lands
Last week, Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins announced a new directive prioritizing land use efficiency when evaluating proposals for power generation projects on National Forest System Lands.