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As tensions rise over ethics complaints, a CEO takes on the Attorney General's Office. There's more to this story than meets the eye—stick around.

Community leaders are weighing in on a bold statement that could change the way law enforcement approaches local protests.

$1.66 trillion in student loans is no small number. Just wait until you hear how different states are coping with this growing issue.

It turns out America runs on coffee, with 66% of folks sipping daily. But which city takes the crown for the best brews?

As the clock ticks toward November 15, Seattle Children's faces a heart-wrenching decision that touches the very core of patient care and community support.

The Seahawks are coming back to Lumen Field this Sunday, fresh off their first win of the season, and they’ll be suiting up in style.

A local housing initiative aims to bring change, but not everyone is on board. The community's mixed feelings are worth a closer look.

With the city's finances in a tight spot, the discussions about tax increases are heating up. Let’s break down what this could mean for Spokane’s future.

Yesterday morning on SR-101, Washington State Patrol troopers, firefighters, and tow crews worked together in a high-stakes response to a semi rollover crash.

Online betting portal has odds of who will replace Jimmy Kimmel

A military helicopter has gone down near Summit Lake, and the response teams are facing some tough challenges as they rush to the scene.

Here are five things you'll love doing at the Great Prosser Balloon Rally during the weekend of September 26th - 28th.

There’s nothing like the sound of rushing water and colors of autumn leaves. Here's 7 breathtaking waterfalls across WA State perfect for a scenic fall hike.

As the Chehalis dairy facility winds down production, the future looks bright for Pasco with a massive new plant

With a $100 million price tag looming over Spokane's new emergency dispatch, there are more questions than answers for taxpayers. Stay tuned.

These days, it seems like scam artists are getting more creative, targeting folks from all walks of life. It’s a wild ride — and not the fun kind.

Seattle Police later found the disable car, abandoned.

Cuts were made by the Democrat-controlled legislature long before the Big Beautiful Bill passed.