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A wave of paving scams is hitting Washington, leaving some homeowners feeling frustrated and out of pocket. Let's talk about how to protect yourself from these shady deals.

There's a growing worry about how justice is served in our communities. Some recent cases have left many questioning the leniency of the courts.

Washington awards $41M to 49 clean energy projects, funding solar, battery storage, EV charging, and decarbonization across 22 counties.

Over the weekend, Washington State Patrol troopers made a critical safety stop on I-5 that likely stopped a serious accident.

This morning, drivers through Tacoma faced a rough start to the day after a huge crash on southbound I-5 at South 56th Street created backups stretching for miles.

Despite significant layoffs at Amazon, Microsoft and other firms, AI startups and projects are growing.

The man was in a stolen van and later crashed during a pursuit

Ever found yourself in a late-night drive, flashing your beams to warn a fellow driver? It's more than just a gesture; it stirs up some legal debates.

Meet Lucias, the West Richand Police Department Corgi-Heeler mix whose heartwarming story brings the community together, one rescue at a time.

Waymo may be more familiar to people as the Google Self-Driving Car project, now its an actual tech, taxi and transportation company that carries passengers in San Francisco, Phoenix, and LA.   Waymo to begin testing in Seattle  Geekwire is reporting they will soon begin testing 10-12 cars in various areas of Seattle with their self-driving tech.  Geekwir...

The Wildcat Fire near Naches grows to 6,700 acres with zero containment, forcing closures and evacuation alerts in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest.

Boyle tells KIT News the Yakima Police Department conducted an internal investigation and found the Officers were justified in the shooting.

Two Mattawa teens were arrested for the Aug. 17 Hundt Park shooting that left a 19-year-old man dead, as police continue their homicide investigation.

After burning on the landscape of the Wenatchee River Ranger District on the Okanagan-Wenatchee National Forest for only a week, the Lower Sugarloaf Fire has now officially reached a size of 10,000 acres.

WSU takes strawberry picking by machine to a new level

Oregon has seen more lightning strikes this summer than in the past decade. But Northwest Coordination Center Meteorologist John Saltenberger the state has been spared a more intense fire season.

Idaho FFA Treasure Gabe Kitamura explains why one of his first FFA projects focused on bee keeping.

Several new evacuation notices which have been issued in connection with the Lower Sugarloaf.