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A blast of snow has now shut down several highways across Washington, creating issues for travelers between western and eastern Washington.

Meet Mammoth, the playful pup with a heart of gold. This adventurous malamute mix is ready to bring some excitement to a new home in the Tri-Cities.

Tri-Cities got hit over the week with 60+ winds but one place in Washington State hit 136 MPH. Here are the windiest top spots this week in Washington.

The 39-year-old man will remain in prison til he is 44

As law enforcement cracks down on online predators, this case sheds light on the critical need for vigilance in the digital age. Don’t miss it.

A serious health alert is underway in Snohomish County as officials scramble to manage a measles outbreak that caught everyone off guard.

The odds are even more astronomical than you thought.

The powerful overnight windstorm created a long, messy night for crews with the Washington State Department of Transportation.

As WSU students hit the road for spring break, the WSP is ready to crack down on dangerous driving.

With the Doomsday Clock ticking closer to midnight, some are looking to the Olympic Peninsula for a potential safe haven. What’s prompting this renewed curiosity?

Drivers between Mesa and Connell this morning encountered a heartbreaking situation along SR-395 after a fatal collision involving a vehicle and a pedestrian.

Get ready for some detours on Trowbridge Boulevard as the city wraps up a project designed to make our roads safer and more efficient.

Kennewick crews are training Thursday on how to fight lithium ion battery fires.

This week, winter's making a strong statement up in Washington State. Buckle up for some wild weather ahead, especially in those mountain passes.

We asked our listening and reading audience throughout Washington which skill they could score a gold medal in if the Olympics popped up tomorrow.

As ticket prices climb, many are turning back to indie theaters. It’s like finding an old friend in an unexpected place.

If you were planning to head across the mountains this afternoon, you will want to hold off for now. Both directions of Snoqualmie Pass are currently closed.

A familiar tall black dorsal fin broke the surface of the water near the WestRock Tacoma Paper Mill this week and attracted the attention of photographers.