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In a surprising move, the USOPC updates its athlete safety policy, sparking conversations about fairness in women's sports. The implications are far-reaching.

Some things on this list are activities you can do for free; others are just cool things we get to experience in Washington!

As new gun laws loom on the horizon, Washington residents are rushing to secure their firearms. What’s driving this sudden surge before the deadline hits?

Washington leads the U.S. in value-added work output, growing from $76 to $127 per hour over a decade—thanks to steady, smart productivity gains.

An Eastern Oregon woman lost $600,000 to the gold bar scam. Maddy Alvarado, with the Oregon Department of Justice, said the scammers convince the victim their money is at risk.

Richland Police handled 2 violent calls Friday morning.

Here are the 3 safest places to live in WA state during a nuclear war

We know which of the 39 counties in Washington State has the highest reports of cancer, begging the question, how much does your environment and where you live contribute to the risk of getting the horrible disease?

In the latest trade developments, China has reportedly ended the tariff exclusion on American agricultural products.

the mini bike rider blew a chain off his bike

The shed holds equipment used to stage the camps

Prior to 2025, billions of Federal tax dollars have been dumped down the sinkhole into controversial solar and wind energy.

Seattle is officially the best city for walkers in the U.S. — with stunning views and tasty stops, who wouldn't want to wander its scenic paths?

We still have time to plan at least ONE epic family road trip before school starts next month.

In Florida, an unusual battle is underway between conservationists and an unwanted snake invasion. But the solution might just hop into view with a twist of technology.

With border crossings in a tailspin, a sharp focus on tariffs raises questions about our economy's future. There's more brewing beneath the surface.

We are officially in the dog days of summer, which means dryer conditions not only across the west, but nationwide.

The Pacific Northwest’s favorite rail line just hit an important milestone with train lovers, transportation nerds, and everyday commuters excited.