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The contractor told the city work resumes tomorrow.

Pullman is buzzing as students return, but it’s the stories of seven remarkable alumni that really steal the spotlight this fall.

A young driver finds herself in quite the ironic twist—on her way to court for a ticket, she gets pulled over for speeding.

This September 13, 2025, Pasco is turning up the temperature again with its annual Fiery Foods Pepper Eating Contest at Peanuts Park.

When a freeze hits hard, some unexpected friendships blossom across the border. Washington grape growers are stepping up for British Columbia's struggling wine scene.

Pasco Police are stepping up efforts to tackle impaired driving as DUI arrests hit a concerning high. What’s behind the surge?

the suspect stole various pieces of law enforcement equipment.

In Seattle, new surveillance cameras are sparking a heated debate about safety and privacy. What does this mean for our neighborhoods?

Last Friday, the man eluded Officers and nearly caused several accidents.

Sunday morning, a driver tried to run from Washington State Patrol (WSP) troopers near SR-405, but was caught safely with their secret weapon.

A tense evening unfolded in Kennewick as law enforcement worked together to track down a suspect wanted for serious offenses.

It's time - Here is the official grand opening day for the first In-N-Out Burger location in Washington State

Washington is buzzing with new parents, and it’s no wonder when the state ranks so highly for childbirth support.

Winter is creeping up on us, and the Farmers Almanac has some chilly predictions that might just affect your plans this season.

Moses Lake man arrested for assaulting two people and attempting to break into an apartment.

The Oregon Food Bank says some changes in the “Big Beautiful Bill” have already forced some warehouses to close, partly because of rising costs and fewer available federal grants.

USDA said last week beef output will fall more than previously expected in 2025 and 2026 amid reduced slaughter and lower dressed weights.

August and September are often some of the most active months for wildfires here in the Pacific Northwest.