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From free classes on a high school’s third floor to a WWII lookout post, get the century-old story of Washington’s oldest community college in Centralia.

In Benton County, a heroic rescue unfolded when a deputy used his roping skills to save a struggling deer from a canal. Talk about a wild day on the job!

Jail costs in Spokane are taking a toll, and the city's budget woes are deeper than you might think. Stay tuned for the details.

The stakes are rising in Washington as a group of senators pushes to change a law that keeps local police hands off federal immigration enforcement.

A proposed sales tax in Bellingham might be the key to bridging a hefty budget gap. But how will it impact residents day-to-day?

They're called emplanements, or people who go through the gates and get on a plane.

A large number of nails were scattered Sunday across multiple lanes of SR-16 intentionally, causing an unexpected and dangerous road hazard for commuters.

CBP says due to their weight, batteries can hold significant amounts of drugs.

As the clock runs out on Tacoma's minimum wage initiative, the city finds itself in a legal tug-of-war. What’s at stake for workers and the community?

As grocery stores close their doors, the real fallout from blocking the merger is hitting families hard. Let's break it down.

As the dust settles from those intense protests, the Spokane City Prosecutor's Office has made a move that changes everything for the demonstrators.

The suspect splashed lighter fluid on the Officer, then tried to speed away in his van.

A recent investigation has pulled back the curtain on a difficult topic, revealing the stark realities of child exploitation in our own backyard.

WalletHub recently ranked Washington as the least safe state in America, it raised more than a few eyebrows.

In Mead, caring for schools means more than just funding—it’s about prioritizing future generations while watching every dollar. This approach is making a real difference.

Just when you think you've seen it all, a runaway car takes a detour onto the railroad tracks. WSP troopers tracks and arrest driver.

Some former workers were among those arrested for threats and vandalism

According to data released Tuesday, 95% of all U.S. farms are considered family farms. That comes out to 1.9 million farms.