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The deadliest day of the year on the roads in Washington State will surprise you.

A fire on Tuesday morning displaced a family of four from their manufactured home in Kennewick, Washington. Despite the damage, no injuries were reported, thanks to the swift action of the Kennewick Fire Department. Firefighters quickly brought the blaze under control within 11 minutes, preventing further damage.

Starbucks has unveiled its summer 2024 lineup, featuring refreshing drinks, delicious eats, and unique merchandise. Washington State customers can enjoy the new Summer-Berry Starbucks Refreshers® beverages with popping raspberry pearls, as well as returning favorites like the White Chocolate Macadamia Cream Cold Brew.

A heated dispute over a bike in Seattle's Chinatown leads to injuries for both men. Learn how a dog walk turned violent on May 5, 2024.

supporters say it will help the ecosystem, opponents say the bears will starve, or will eventually find way to livestock and wreak havoc.

Discover the serenity of Pacific Northwest with Forest Service cabins and lookouts. Plan a memorable getaway with friends or family.

This time the driver tried dummies in both the front and back seats, but they got the skin color all wrong. Doh!

The Washington State Patrol believes if drivers would do this one thing, most accidents could be avoided.

Revision to charity law will strain hospitals even more, say experts.

Premera and Multi Care trying to hammer out new contract.

Mailbox Improvement Week coming May 19-25

Uncovering The Causes Behind Washington State's Deadliest Aviation Accident

People no longer must physically go to the Wenatchee River Ranger Station in Leavenworth but can enter the lottery through an app

The devastating bridge collapse in Baltimore has inspired new legislation from a lawmaker who hopes to avoid something similar happening in Washington state.

Dan Newhouse files for reelection, emphasizing secure borders and strong leadership for Washington's 4th district.

You can still be in excellent health, but as we get older, we do wind up spending some time in the hospital. It's not my favorite place to go to hang out.

Over the last several years, we've had our share of wildfires in Eastern Washington. Some of them are a little too close to home for me specifically.

When the Yakima City Council meets Tuesday council members will vote on a resolution authorizing the Johnson & Johnson opioid settlement.