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Picture this: a peaceful morning drive interrupted by a herd of buffalo calmly munching away. Only in rural Washington, folks.

While City Council and School Board races hold significant sway over our lives, it seems many are sitting this one out.

The man died just west of town in Mae Valley, an unincorporated area on the west side of the lake

Officials did not elaborate what was meant by 'controlled'

In a heartbreaking tragedy, a mother lost her three daughters, igniting a movement to change how Amber Alerts are issued in Washington State.

As the leaves start to turn, the Old Farmers Almanac is here with some surprising weather predictions for this autumn in Washington.

The changing of the clocks is just around the corner in Washington State - Here is the official fallback day and time

The SUV driver slammed into another car going 111 MPH.

The female suspect had a previous arrest for setting vehicle on fire.

Which areas in Washington are the most dog-friendly? Between trails, vets, and dog owner families, we know know the places where tails are really wagging.

Imagine walking past vibrant shops again! Seattle's latest proposals could turn vacant spaces into thriving businesses, tackling the city's growing empty storefront issue head-on.

As Medicaid shifts loom, one committee member sees a chance to reshape addiction treatment—while others warn we might be risking current support services.

At 4 a.m. in Kent, a driver parked in the wrong lane leads to an arrest that could change everything for them.

With the clock ticking on their agreement, Spokane is weighing a big shift in how they handle animal control. It’s a story that hits home for many.

With tax bills climbing and ridership issues lingering, Sound Transit’s future projects are hanging in the balance.

Many green sector projects and jobs won't succeed with out Federal propping up

The FTC says fake Amazon texts offering refunds are a scam. Don’t click the link—check your Amazon account directly for real recall notices.

Just a few days of violence have turned the spotlight back on public safety in Seattle. Residents are feeling the weight of these tragic events.