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14-pound baby boy born in Washington shocks doctors, emphasizing the importance of monitoring gestational diabetes during pregnancy.

These outages would most likely occur, if necessary, in areas threatened or hit by wildfires.

The woman was booked into the Franklin County Jail for distributing narcotics.

One of Washington State's most expensive restaurants features a 9-course meal.

At 4.1 miles, the Astoria-Megler Bridge at the mouth of the Columbia River makes it the longest continuous truss bridge in North America and the second longest in the world. Construction of the bridge was dangerous and cold.

Meet Sirius: The Energetic Older Dog Looking For A Forever Home in Pasco

One man arrested for assault, the other for illegal possession of a firearm.

Rapid Spread Of Tree-Killing Beetles Threatens Washington's Pine Trees

The moth has the capabilty to defoliate (destroy) plants, flowers and more rapidly

the Washington State Patrol had issued a missing child alert for the boy.

City of Kennewick digitally 'mapping' and assessing its streets

Lead pipe goes all the way back to Roman times, but even the Romans knew that drinking water from lead pipe might make you sick. It wasn't until the early 1900s that we realized the danger of lead poisoning. By 1930 most people were using copper instead of lead pipe for their homes, but it wasn't until 1986 that lead pipe was actually banned from use in the United States for transporting water...

All of the scheduled shows for the remainder of the calendar year will proceed as planned.

If you are giving Mom a Mother's Day Bouquet, avoid these varieties if she has a cat or dog. The flower and plant varieties that are toxic to pets.

I don't really see myself retiring anytime soon. But, in this economy, with this job market, I find it difficult to think about the concept of retiring.

As avian influenza (HPAI) continues to spread in novel cases, including to livestock and humans, attention is now turning to its transmission in wildlife and wild birds.

Officers say a passerby alerted them to what turned out to be a 40-millimeter World War II vintage shell along with a glove sitting on the ground

Ride with HOG's Columbia River chapter on a scenic journey from Wenatchee to Oroville for a great cause.