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With films highlighting our beautiful rivers and unique trout, this event promises to cast a spell on both anglers and nature lovers alike.

the driver of the car did not survive the collision.

Think twice before taking that shortcut! Kennewick is cracking down on cut-through traffic in a bid to boost safety across local businesses.

You probably had some choice words the moment Sam Darnold threw that interception and gave the Bucs the win over the Seahawks yesterday. Here is the why.

In a surprising twist, some popular pasta salads are under fire for potential listeria contamination. If you’ve picked up these salads lately, listen up.

Cut throughs are now being watched for

Officers had to chase the man who fled on foot.

In a world where starting a business can feel daunting, some states shine brighter than others for hopeful entrepreneurs. Let’s unpack the numbers.

Washington State Patrol Trooper Rick Johnson shared another reminder this week for drivers who still think I-5 is a racetrack.

WA is one of 13 states with some sort of PFML program, but is the worst financial shape of any of them.

As October enters its second week, the Labor Mountain Fire still remains largely uncontained in Chelan County.

What a nail-biter that was! The Mariners pulled off an incredible comeback at T-Mobile Park last night, and the energy was electric.

Imagine zipping from Vancouver to Portland in less than an hour. That dream might be closer than you think, but there’s a lot to unravel.

Moses Lake police arrested 26-year-old Samuel Ramirez in connection with a March drive-by shooting that injured a man. He now faces assault and drive-by shooting charges.

Yakima Valley Trolleys say they'll be rolling with Halloween rides later this month. The rides are set for to 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm October 24, 25 and 26.

If you think about where the party's at, you'll want to hear which Washington counties tip the scales with their drinking habits.

AGCO is asking a federal court to allow a rare interlocutory appeal in the Federal Trade Commission’s ongoing right-to-repair lawsuit against John Deere.

USDA's projection for this year's winter wheat crop production, the highest in almost a decade.