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The man was later located and arrested with help from Benton County Sheriff's Deputies.

More people will soon be visiting the Tri-Cities. Not by car, bus, or plane, but by cruise ship, after a recent American Cruise Lines announcement.

Get ready for a weekend filled with roaring engines and high-flying trucks as the Monster X Tour rolls into Pasco this March

Mislabeled food can be a real head-scratcher. We’ve got the scoop on a recent turkey pastry mix-up that’s caught some attention at Costco

The Walla Walla Fair is bringing in a headline act that promises to rock the fairgrounds this summer.

A resident said they were cleaning out a relative's home, and came across an older military pineapple grenade.

The woman's home did not have smoke detectors, she was awakened by her bulldog, and got out safely.

Ever wondered when the best time to hit Walmart is? Spoiler alert: it’s all about avoiding those weekend crowds.

After years of hesitation, Washington is rethinking nuclear power. The state's energy future might just hinge on some surprising developments.

What is something that you remember, but you sound weird when you talk to the younger generation?

From Seattle's spirited celebrations to Boston's bustling streets, Saint Patrick's Day is all about community and camaraderie.

Amid the weekend bustle, a startling scene unfolded in Kennewick. Police acted swiftly, but the echoes of those shots still linger.

Camping just got a facelift in Tillamook State Forest. Imagine cozy evenings by the fire in a brand-new spot this April.

Imagine settling into your seat, only to find... no window in sight. That’s the surprise waiting for some at SeaTac.

Hard to believe, but WSDOT says so many people just parked their vehicles on the highway, snowplows can't get around them. The cars were awaiting passage.

In Washington, the conversation around education is changing. A degree is no longer the only path to a good job.

Rise Baking out of Minnesota operates 20 facilities in North America. Gassing Kent WA plant, but expanding on in Utah...hmmm!

Housing experts warn a federal immigration verification rule may increase homelessness risk statewide.