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Imagine wandering through aisles filled with costumes and decorations — one Tri-Cities spot is bringing all that to life this Friday.

Beneath the allure of Washington's hottest zip code lies exceptional shopping, dining, cultural experiences, and family friendly things to do, too.

There's something freeing about hitting those trails, especially when the sun's shining on Stevens Pass. Let’s just say, mountain biking is making a comeback for all ages.

the man seen on video stealing packages was traced to a backyard.

State claims the company failed to disclose to customers the differences and limitations between mental health coverage and surgical and other medical areas.

What if the very drugs meant to save lives couldn’t touch the latest threat on the streets? That’s the chilling scenario unfolding with Nitazenes.

A serious multi-vehicle collision has caused major backups on eastbound SR-16, with delays stretching all the way back to the Tacoma Narrows Bridge.

The 55-year-old victim had ridden on an ATV into an orchard to investigate a suspicious person.

The Washington State Patrol had a friendly reminder after encountering drivers who seemed to have forgotten how to drive in the rain.

No word yet if any charges brought against home or landowner.

Any of us who lived through the COVID-19 pandemic earlier this decade already know that it's not something we'd ever want to go through again.

A trip to a Trader Joe's in Washington State turned bizarre when a man decided to take his feelings for a refrigerator too far.

Prices in Yakima are 1.6 cents per gallon higher than a month ago and stand 13.2 cents per gallon higher than a year ago.

The woman told police she woke up at about 6:30 am Monday to find a man with no shirt or shoes standing in the doorway of her bedroom.

Washington halts Chinook salmon fishing in parts of Upper Columbia and Entiat; sockeye fishing still open at Lake Wenatchee.

Deputies responded for a report of an assault with a firearm. Authorities have identified the victim as a 55-year-old man from the Sunnyside area.

A petition seeking to make changes to Washington State's criteria for issuing AMBER Alerts is gaining momentum.

It’s been 50 years since a fire at the Yakima Capitol Theatre almost took away the heart of Yakima.