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‘Peacemaker’ is back for Season 2, along with other new movies and shows.

Clearwater police set up a press conference after the death of Hulk Hogan.

The Lawrence County School System in Tennessee has unveiled a tough new attendance policy: Even doctor’s notes don’t excuse sick days.

New census data shows Washington is aging, with fewer young people being born. Find out what this means for the state’s future population.

A Friday morning statement on social media reveals that Hogan's death was unexpected.

The next time you win a big slot machine jackpot you don't have to report the win unless it's more than $2,000.

A Moses Lake woman was arrested after allegedly pointing a gun at another driver during a road rage incident. Police say children were in the car at the time.

Get ready, wing lovers! Applebee's is serving up a tasty surprise this National Chicken Wing Day that you won’t want to miss.

Check out these classic summer toys that kept us cool, kept us busy, and always seemed to add a dash of danger.

This quiz will not only embrace the Washington State stereotypes but also redefine them in fun ways.

With public pools in high demand, King County is stepping up. Some local spots are about to get a serious facelift!

PETA honors the late Ozzy Osbourne not just for his music, but for a heartfelt campaign against a cruel practice affecting our feline companions.

‘Wednesday’ is back for Season 2 and ‘The Thursday Murder Club’ debuts.

In a surprising move, the USOPC updates its athlete safety policy, sparking conversations about fairness in women's sports. The implications are far-reaching.

Some things on this list are activities you can do for free; others are just cool things we get to experience in Washington!

As new gun laws loom on the horizon, Washington residents are rushing to secure their firearms. What’s driving this sudden surge before the deadline hits?

Washington leads the U.S. in value-added work output, growing from $76 to $127 per hour over a decade—thanks to steady, smart productivity gains.

An Eastern Oregon woman lost $600,000 to the gold bar scam. Maddy Alvarado, with the Oregon Department of Justice, said the scammers convince the victim their money is at risk.