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What was once a joyful ride through Seattle has turned into a traffic nightmare. Funny how memories can clash with reality.

The man had ordered a pill press machine from China.

As the cleanup at Hanford continues, new methods are changing the game. Let’s dive into the latest developments.

West Coast Washington State drivers received a reminder this morning about the challenges of driving in fog.

Washington health insurance premiums will jump 21% in 2026, with rising costs and expiring tax credits threatening coverage for 80,000 residents.

Any drivers headed eastbound tonight on I-90 near the SR-18 interchange should brace for delays and heavier-than-normal traffic.

The train will help, say officials, with excessive congestion in the Bellevue-Redmond area.

Gameday is about to feel different at WSU, with beer and wine flowing in more places than ever before.

Picture this: an old-growth forest tucked away in Seattle, where the sounds of the city fade and nature takes over. Sounds like a perfect getaway, right?

Imagine crossing the Columbia River like folks did in the 1800s. Those ferries hold stories that shaped our region’s identity.

A cyber tip led Othello Police and federal agents to arrest Juan Hernandez-Arciniega in a child sexual abuse material case. More charges may follow.

Anyone with information regarding this Homicide is asked to contact the Yakima Police Department at (509) 575-6200.

The shooting of National talk show host Charlie Kirk has conservative groups calling for the end of the "weaponization of labels and government."

Moses Lake police investigate after Rafael Ramirez surrenders for a Saturday shooting leaving a 30-year-old man injured.

Picture this: a bustling Seattle weekend, the Kraken game excitement in the air, and the perfect parking spot waiting just for you.

The Make America Healthy Commission released its Make Our Children Healthy Again Strategy, with more than 120 initiatives addressing childhood health.

Most houses were designed for young able-bodied adults and don’t meet the needs of older residents or people with disabilities.

The Washington State Patrol (WSP) has settled a lawsuit with a Seattle woman over her arrest for DUI in Okanogan County last year.