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The pandemic isn’t done with us yet, as new variants are making waves again — and this one’s catching attention for its sharp symptoms.

In a small community, news of a murder casts a long shadow; two suspects are now in custody amid a complex investigation.

As the search for answers continues, the remains of Travis Decker offer more questions than solutions. The coroner shares the latest on this somber investigation.

Starbucks says they're closing 1% of stores, including locations in Yakima, Spokane, Seattle, Sumner, Lynnwood, and Vancouver. See the full list.

Early this morning (Friday), Washington State Patrol Troopers reported a serious crash on the northbound SR-99 just north of SR-599.

Yesterday (Thursday, September 25), WSDOT gave an update and confirmed Blewett Pass (milepost 149 to 178) was still closed because of the ongoing Labor Mountain Fire.

A local bus driver faced an unsettling encounter when two men boarded her bus, leading to a surprising turn of events that ended in police action.

A chicken coop triggered a fire that damaged a home.

Deputies had to 'rescue' the man who'd waded across, but was afraid to go back.

The first time Gatorade met the staff at TCAS, he immediately flopped over on his soft bed, rolling around in pure bliss, making biscuits non-stop, and even asking for belly rubs (which, of course, were happily given).

As the dry cold front sweeps in, it’s not just a chill in the air — fire risks are rising. Let’s talk about what that means for us.

They say those who don’t learn history are doomed to repeat it. With those wise words, why wouldn’t you take every opportunity to learn?

A round of fierce winds under a Red Flag Warning in North Central Washington has dramatically kindled more activity on the Lower Sugarloaf Fire and prompted several new evacuation notices.

Due to major cuts in Medicaid by the legislature, and reductions in reimbursements, another medical entity losing jobs.

Federal Trade Commission and Amazon reach a settlement.

The closing part of another 900 job layoff at Starbucks.

The State Department of Labor & Industries is proposing a 4.9% rise in the average hourly rate employers and workers pay for workers’ compensation insurance in 2026.

With overnight temperatures getting chilly in many locations, now is a great time to look at the expectation for the winter of 2025-2026.