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Mark your calendars, folks! August is bringing a solar spectacle that promises to light up the sky and your imagination.

With helmet checks and safety tips on the agenda, the Richland Bike Rodeo is gearing up to be a community favorite.

The Icicle River's spring Chinook season will not open after a hatchery issue delayed fishing and most returning fish completed migration.

Change is coming to football, and it’s all about keeping the game flowing and fair – just wait until you hear the details.

Remember when minivans were the family favorite? Well, they're making a comeback, and it’s all about practicality over flash.

The founder of Expedia and Zillow has relocated to Las Vegas...wonder why?

With oil prices easing off their April highs, could this shift bring a little relief to consumers?

With summer just a few weeks away, new fire restrictions are rolling out to keep our communities safe from wildfires. Here’s what you need to know.

Benton County's updated fireworks guidelines are here, just in time for the holiday.

As Seattle gears up for a global spotlight, locals are demanding more than just a good match; they want safety from violence and trafficking in their neighborhoods.

Imagine a world where the population numbers we trust might be wildly inaccurate—what does that mean for global policy?

Change is in the air at Silverwood, but loyal fans can breathe easy — the charm isn't going anywhere.

Highway 240 became a stage for an unexpected act of kindness as a sheriff and community members rallied to protect a frightened fawn.

The Washington State Patrol is sending a message to anyone treating I-5 like a race track: they are watching, arresting, and they are impounding your vehicle.

Two teenage boys, 16 and 17, decided Saturday night was a good time to climb the cable suspensions of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge, and shut down SR-16 for hours.

the Spokane County Sheriff's Office now says excessive speed led to driver losing control

This Friday, the West Richland Police are throwing a party, and it’s all about community, connection, and a bit of summer fun.

WA State Attorney General's Office says no cases reported yet here, but it will certainly pop up. Already in other states.