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Can a Cop Search Your Car in Washington Without Your Permission?
Driving 101: The first rule is "Know Your Rights!"
What To Expect At Seattle's Nighttime Torchlight Parade
Get ready to feel the excitement as Seattle's beloved Torchlight Parade returns, lighting up the waterfront with music and colorful displays.
How Many Gas Tax Hikes-Fees Has WA State Had Since 2003?
WA has had some of the highest hikes, and the most, in 21 years.
Gas In Washington & Oregon Sets A New Low For High Prices
Residents along the West Coast have been bemoaning gas prices for years. Policies passed by lawmakers in all three states (Washington, Oregon, and California) have targeted companies that produce, process, and sell petroleum products.
Washington State Patrol Seeks Owner of Two Dogs Found Near I-90
In the last two days, a Washington State Patrol Trooper shared that two Rottweilers were rescued near I-90 and North Bend. Do you know these dogs?
Fatal Tragic Collision Claims One Life This Morning on WA SR-900
Trooper Rick Johnson of the Washington State Patrol reported the crash early this morning (July 23) that involved several vehicles, including a devastating head-on impact.
Drunk Spokane Teens Wrap Vehicle Around Tree, Survive
an early Saturday morning crash left a vehicle wrapped around a Spokane tree.
Fall Forecast for Washington State: Rainy Days and Warm Nights?
Washington State is bracing for a surprisingly warm and wet fall according to the Farmer's Almanac
No Deadline to Register—Vote in August 5 Primary in WA State
Vacationing this summer? While you're having fun you also need to think about your safety.
Where Exactly Does Your Washington Gas Tax Go To?
With taxes climbing and road maintenance always on the agenda, the real question is: where does your dollar go when you fuel up in Washington?
Ephrata Cattle Thief Jailed following Major Theft, Fraud
The man is accused of stealing 25 head of cattle.
Yakima Police Investigate After Man Dies at Local Park
The victim hasn't been identified and no arrests have been made.
Microsoft Admits Chinese Hackers Going After SharePoint Software
SharePoint is a software used to store, share, access and organize data within a business or organization.
Over Two Dozen Rare Bees Discovered In Washington
The Washington State Department of Agriculture says in its first year, the state’s new Bee Atlas netted over 25 new or rare bee species.
Moses Lake Man Jailed For Striking Father In Head With Shovel
A Grant County man has injuries and his son is in jail following what police are calling a domestic dispute that turned violent early Monday morning.
Business Owner Condemns City Spending, Demands Accountability!
Forsee says he appreciates the efforts of city officials to find a budget solution but he's not a backer of a property tax increase.
Understanding Spokane's Recent Police Settlement Cases
A hefty settlement looms over Spokane as questions about police practices and accountability continue to surface.
How Regulations Impact Immigrant-Owned Restaurants in Bellevue
Imagine walking into your favorite local eatery, only to find it struggling to stay open. That's the reality for many in our area right now.