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Major Manufacturing Company Shuts Woodinville Plant, for Tennessee
NIC Manufacturing is shifting work to Spokane, and out of state
What would you give up to have a 4-day work week In Washington?
Nearly half of workers want their boss to bring up the four-day work week conversation, and some are ready to take a pay cut for it.
Man Survives Multiple Gunshots as Roy Shooting Suspect Arrested
Pierce County deputies responded to a shooting that left a 49-year-old with multiple gunshot wounds. The suspect didn't get far.
What is maxing? Is it truly this year's biggest trend?
Society's obsessed with squeezing maximum value out of everything, and one word perfectly captures that mindset right now.
High-Tech Grappler System Takes Down Attempted Murder Suspect
A new device helped sheriff's deputies end a potential chase in seconds when apprehending a suspect Wednesday afternoon.
Box Truck Rolls Over, Blocking SR-16 to I-5 Interchange
A rolled-over box truck caused traffic trouble yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon at a busy freeway interchange in the Puget Sound area, causing backups.
Milwaukee Brewers Manager Once Took The Mound at Richland High School
The Tri-Cities has a long and rich baseball tradition.
Fish and Wildlife Officer Hit in a Head-On Collision, Other Driver Arrested
A crash involving a Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife officer ended without injuries, but the driver of the other vehicle involved is now in custody for reckless driving.
Wolverine's Claws? TSA Officers Spot Bizarre Blades at Sea-Tac
TSA officers at Sea-Tac found something straight out of a superhero movie tucked inside a carry-on during routine screening.
This Tri-Cities Park Was Once a Town. Are Its Ghosts Still There?
The Columbia River took Hover in 1910, but locals say the town's residents didn't leave peacefully. Strange sightings continue at Two Rivers Park today.
Gov. Ferguson appoints fraud prevention officer, GOP criticizes timing
Looks like the state is ramping up its fight against fraud, but not everyone is on board with the timing.
Adams Fire District 5 Annexation of Othello Could Lower Property Taxes
It's being looked at as a long-term solution to Othello's fire protection and EMS
New Walla Walla Online Tool Helps Track Police, Criminal Activity
this new online program will help citizens stay more informed, say officials
DNR To Auction Off 2 Large Richland Properties Nov. 18th, Housing Coming?
the two properties are zoned residential.
Rare Neurological Disease Tragically Claims Life of Whitman County Sheriff
A veteran of 23 years as the Sheriff of Whitman County, Brett Meyers had retired to deal with a rare neurological disease, but passed away.
Gunshot Victim Dies at Yakima Hospital Early Wednesday
Initially it was believed he'd been hurt in a vehicle crash
Microsoft Hopes to Drop 6,000 more Workers with Buyouts
Microsoft's offering buyouts to thousands of workers, and Wall Street's already approving of the move with a stock bump.
Why the Seattle Quenton Nelson Trade Is Just What Seahawks Needed
Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider has made a habit of finding impact players around the NFL trade deadline, but his latest move might be one of his biggest yet.