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There's a heated debate brewing over the fate of special education records in Washington. A senator is pushing back against policies that prioritize efficiency over accountability.

With new developments springing up, safety concerns on Rainier Avenue South are intensifying. Activists are pushing for swift action from city officials.

Picture this: 14 hospitals facing shutdowns. The stakes are high as Medicaid cuts threaten to reshape healthcare for many families.

Discover how puzzles, art, nature walks, and mindful crafts calm anxiety, boost focus, and improve mental wellness.

Although there's a 35,000-acre wildfire burning just three miles away from the bucolic banks of Lake Chelan's northwestern edge, you'd never know it in the small community of Holden Village.

The lights may dim at local casinos as Maverick Gaming faces a serious financial crossroads.

The 2025 MLB All-Star Weekend gave Washington baseball fans everything they could’ve hoped for, including a proud hometown hero claiming Home Run Derby glory.

With 51,000 Californians making the leap to Washington this year alone, there's more to this story than just a change of scenery.

Picture this: clergy now caught between faith and the law. A federal court just made a major ruling that’s shaking things up in Washington state.

So much for goodwill, the driver of this SUV is jailed following an assault, where he ran other another man's leg.

A tanker truck veered off the roadway into Indian Creek and is leaking fuel. This incident is now both a traffic inconvenience and a huge environmental concern.

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A complete outdoor burn an TFN in Eastern WA

Washington's trails are buzzing with life, but one plant is a silent killer. Knowing what to look for could save you a world of trouble out there.

Washington e-bike laws vary by class and trail. Learn where Class 1, 2, and 3 e-bikes are allowed, what local rules apply, and how to stay legal on your ride.

Deputy Mayor Matt Brown says the council is expected to get a list of cuts needed to be made in the city to help fill a shortfall in 2026.

A Grant County jury found a Quincy man guilty of raping two young girls after a 2022 investigation sparked by a school counselor's report.

The Washington State Patrol (WSP) and the Walla Walla Community College (WWCC) teamed up to help educate officers on the actions needed to take after a roadway collision.