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Four Adams County juveniles are in police custody after they were reportedly found in possession of illegal firearms on Thursday morning.

Grant PUD’s $706M proposed 2026 budget anticipates rate hikes to fund labor, capital, and clean energy expansion.

Remember those rainy recesses and ferry rides to Seattle's sports games? The Baby Boomers have some unforgettable tales that really bring those moments back to life.

Fisker was an ill-fated plug-in EV car company with ties to the Obama Administration. The anniversary of the Federal loan disaster is coming soon...Oct 27

Senate Energy and Natural Resources Chair Mike Lee is resurrecting an old idea to shake up the Forest Service: Get the agency out of the Department of Agriculture.

USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins recently acknowledged the government shutdown is holding up emergency farm aid.

Company believes it can produce safer sodium batteries cheaper than previous efforts.

Two tables at one of the state's largest veteran assistance events were empty, they were for Senators Murray and Cantwell. They were unmanned, while Congressman Dan Newhouse's table had staff members interacting with visitors.

Tonight, Monday Night Football returns to Lumen Field, and the Seahawks are gearing up to take on the Houston Texans.

If you’re heading to Lumen Field for Monday night, pregame time will be much different than it is on regular Sunday games.

Six people have injuries after a three-vehicle accident in Lincoln County late Sunday afternoon.

When state attorneys general take a stand, it’s more than just legal maneuvering; it’s a fight for communities and the essence of support.

With winter just around the corner, WSDOT sounds the alarm on our highways. Let’s talk about what that means for local drivers.

Change is in the air for Moses Lake schools, as board members grapple with the balance of diversity and research-based policies.

As the state prepares for tough budget talks, Governor Ferguson's latest moves could shape how we navigate these financial hurdles. Stay tuned for the details.

With a busload of volunteers rolling in from Seattle, this election is heating up. But what’s really driving these campaigns?

A widespread frozen burrito recall has hit the shelves in Washington State

Explore the haunted and (haunting) history of Washington, one ghost and crime tour at a time!