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Richland Fire and Emergency Services is inviting passionate individuals to step up and become our community's next heroes. Are you ready to serve?

Some of these complaints about Wild Waves Theme & Water Park in Federal Way are the hilarious plot twist we didn't see coming!

A new executive order is shaking things up for homelessness initiatives in Washington—find out what this means for local leaders and their plans.

Washington crime fell in 2024, with murders and property crimes down. But drug and firearms violations spiked, and police staffing remains the nation’s lowest.

Ranchers are facing tough times as wolves continue to prey on livestock. The latest incidents have raised serious questions about coexistence in our region.

Last Friday afternoon (July 25th), something went seriously wrong on westbound I-90 after a truck hauling scrapped cars experienced a brake failure.

Tourists call Washington’s Space Needle overpriced and underwhelming, topping a new list of America’s most disappointing paid attractions.

the man is charged with Murder 2, or 2nd Degree Murder.

Moving to Washington could mean higher wages and no state income tax, but can the sky-high housing market keep you from calling it home?

wildfires char Adams County fields.

Traffic can bring out the worst in all of us, but drivers on SR-18 near SR-167 took things to a dangerous new level to try to beat it.

activist group calls themselves No on Blue Angels

With 333 new laws coming in August 2025, Washington residents will want to pay attention

The latest information from the FBI says older Americans reported almost $4.9 billion stolen through fraud last year.

Amid swirling controversy, Kaiser’s pause on gender-affirming surgeries for minors has ignited fierce debate across the country—what does it mean for patients?

A wind-driven fire in Lind prompted brief evacuations Saturday morning. Crews contained it within two hours with no injuries or damage.

Chelan County provides latest update on child killer.

The USDA has designated three Washington counties as primary natural disaster areas. According to the U.S. Drought Monitor, Asotin, Garfield, and Whitman Counties are now considered to be in a state of Extreme Drought, or D-3.