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It’s easy to think of disaster movies as fiction, but the Yellowstone Caldera might be writing its own script. What could that mean for us? Let’s find out.

Hopefully you don't do any of these wild things in your car!

With nearly all cities showing improvements in fitness, it seems the push for healthier living is resonating nationwide. Curious how our locals stack up?

If you've been to Walmart lately, you might notice some fresh policies rolling out. They're looking to tackle theft while making your shopping experience a bit easier.

Toxic blue-green algae is spreading across Washington lakes. It can harm humans and kill pets. Here's how to spot it and stay safe.

If you’re hitting I-90 anytime soon, now’s the time to check your speed, because Washington State Patrol (WSP) is in full enforcement mode.

The Tri-Cities Water Follies are back, but this year, there could be issues for fans. I see three big things that anyone heading down should be aware of.

WA health department suspends or revokes licenses from workers involved in theft, impersonation, DUIs, and patient harm. State urges public to verify provider credentials.

Mondelez International has announced it is no longer manufacturing the Neilson Jersey Milk chocolate bar, thus ending its 101-year reign as one of the most iconic sweets in The Great White North.

As temperatures rise and the water calls, it’s important to keep swimmer's itch in mind. This skin irritant can put a damper on your day by the river.

With a rise in crime, Richland is turning to tech for safety, deploying mobile units that could change the game. What does this mean for the community?

Relive the no-frills 1970s back-to-school vibe—Trapper Keepers, mood rings, and metal lunchboxes. Simpler times, sharper pencils, louder corduroys.

Picture this: a headphone lover sifting through decades of audio gear, all for that perfect sound. Let’s tune in to their latest find that’s raising eyebrows.

Washington residents are being warned about brushing scams involving fake packages and QR code traps that can steal personal and financial information.

The nursing assistant accused of at least 61 counts of fraud.

This quirky Coca-Cola machine once delighted Washington State soda fans with obscure flavors. Its disappearance in 2018 turned into a local legend that still sparks curiosity.

Police say two suspects were arrested after a man was shot and killed at an Ephrata gas station. The case is now under multi-jurisdictional review.

the male suspect was wanted for a history of reckless riding.