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Safe routes to school are on everyone’s mind lately, especially after a troubling encounter involving a child and a speeding driver. Let’s talk about keeping our kids safe.

Tri-Cities has a new tool that makes holiday light viewing a breeze. Over 400 homes are ready to spread some cheer this season.

The latest move by DHS is stirring up conversations about efficiency and costs in deportation efforts—an unexpected twist in immigration policy that could change the game.

Every five years, the Dietary Guidelines are updated and released, based on current recommendations made by a scientific advisory committee.

As lawmakers gear up for the next session, one bipartisan proposal has sparked heated conversations about foreign influence in our elections.

Last week, the House passed the PERMIT Act, as an effort to streamline permitting under the Clean Water Act and ease the regulatory burden on agriculture.

Picture this: a train ride through the winter wonderland where laughter and music fill the air. It’s a holiday experience like no other.

With winds expected to gust up to 50 miles per hour, it looks like Mother Nature isn’t done with the Tri-Cities just yet.

Yakima City Council members on Tuesday voted in favor of the increase in 2026 to help fill a $9 million deficit.

the mother arrested for trying to destroy son's evidence

At least 3,000 residents were without power.

The chatter in D.C. is affecting real lives right here at home. With health premiums on the rise, some residents are feeling the pinch more than ever.

With emotions running high, a rally focused on parental rights and sports equity drew a crowd ready to make their voices heard.

With the National Guard stepping in, the fight against rising waters is just beginning for these flood-stricken neighborhoods.

It's been a rough go for Washingtonians around the State since the rains and flooding began last week. Major highways and heavily traveled roadways have been closed due to flooding or damage.

When the weather gets cold, many in the Pacific Northwest are going to go back to our caveman roots when it comes to staying warm, i.e., using fire.

Early Friday morning brought a surprising twist to a local coffee stand when an unexpected thief targeted its tip jar. Let's dive into what happened next.

If you’re out driving tonight in Washington, expect to see a whole lot more flashing lights than usual, from the annual Night of 1000 Stars.