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the affected workers in WA State are ones who declined to relocate to Nashville, to their new corporate headquarters.

Let's just say it was an eventful morning for WSP troopers after a high-speed chase ended in a fiery crash, one injured, and a DUI arrest.

The man was last seen August 11th, and is now considered overdue, according to Chelan County Sheriff's Office and Chelan County Emergency Management

Doug is a 2-year-old Husky mix with striking eyes, a playful spirit, and a love for fetch, car rides, and pup cups. He is ready for his forever home.

The Desmos calculator is a hot trending math tool for students heading back to school. What is it, and why has it become so popular?

Washington drivers are getting yellow mailers about expired tabs, and the notices are catching some people off guard. Here is what you need to know before hitting the road.

Kallie Keeler's story brings to light serious concerns about student safety and the responsibilities of school officials.

A recent poll hints at growing discontent among Seattle voters toward Mayor Wilson.

Summertime is prime time for buying dogs! Let's look at Washington State's favorite dog breeds, and let me tell you, #1 will surprise you.

The Emerald Ash Borer was first detected over 20 years ago in Michigan, now it's spread from Oregon in to WA State.

EZs Burger Deluxe has been a Wenatchee staple since 1992, and that Tillamook Cheese and Bacon Deluxe might be reason enough to make the drive up N Wenatchee Ave.

Comments after a 2-car crash in Kennewick last night proved a large number of people did not know that W. Clearwater Avenue and W. 10th Ave actually intersect.

Missouri residents go to bed earliest and wake up first, making it the top early bird state in the country, according to a new national sleep survey.

Pink Floyd fans in Walla Walla, this October is shaping up to be something special. Two nights, two very different shows, one legendary tribute band.

A two-car crash caused traffic trouble this morning on SR-240 in Kennewick, with one vehicle ending up completely in the ditch.

So apparently, WA state leads the US in vanity?

If you hear sirens near Richland on Thursday afternoon, no need to panic. It's just a scheduled drill at the Hanford Site, and no public action is required.

Kittitas County Deputy Sergeant won a slew of awards recently at the US Police and Fire Championships