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It seems smelly people are the least of Seattle's worries right now.

This weekend at the yearly Snoqualmie Days celebration, the Washington State Patrol managed to “capture” not just one, but two Bigfoot on camera.

Once a staple class, Home Ec has faded from schools as STEM and testing took center stage. Here’s how the life-skills course evolved into modern programs like FCS.

Get ready to fill up your tank without emptying your wallet. Circle K is rolling out an amazing fuel savings event in the Tri-Cities!

Clark County Deputies said the driver was being very dangerous.

Get ready, Redmond! A new IKEA is coming this winter, but it’s not your typical store experience—no meatballs in sight, folks!

After months of social media teases and fan speculation, the Seattle Seahawks finally unveiled their 2025 Rivalry uniform this morning...with a thud.

Chelan County seeks public input on Helion’s proposed fusion power plant, which aims to power Microsoft’s Malaga data centers with the world’s first fusion facility by 2028.

Police say the man then threw rocks telling the two men to leave the neighborhood.

Washington State is making strides in teen driver safety, landing in the top ten. It's surprising how perception doesn’t always reflect reality, especially compared to New York.

That's a question voters will be asked in November.

A UPS driver who killed three people when he drove his truck into the oncoming lanes of Interstate-90 (I-90) near Cle Elum and crashed into a vehicle two years ago has been sentenced to over seven years in prison.

When in Rome, er, I mean, Washington State. Embrace our quirky festivals and events to "keep Washington weird."

A significant law enforcement operation in Spokane County has pulled 55 fugitives off the streets, aiming to bolster community safety.

Native American tribes have voiced concerns about effects on their cultural lands and more.

Ag education comes in many forms, whether that’s providing insight in day to day operations, talking about the economics of ag or correcting myths.

A recent poll shows a notable change in attitudes toward abortion, and local organizations are feeling the impact. Let’s talk about what’s happening in our community.

When a former WSDOT economist stood up for transparency, the courtroom drama took an unexpected twist.