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Ever heard Purple Haze for the first time and felt your brain rearrange? That guitarist is now headed for your pocket change.

In simple terms, an issue has developed where control towers can't talk to each other, the chain of command broken?

Planes are staying put across the country this afternoon due to a communications issue. Here's what is known so far.

A new national study says the Evergreen State has the 11th-worst drivers in the country, with speeding incidents helping push Washington just off the top 10.

Caught on camera: a WSDOT crew gets drenched by passing drivers, and the state has a few words about it.

For generations of Washington football fans, there's only one name for the home of the Huskies, but that familiar name is about to get some company.

Yelm Park is being eyed for purchase by a local civic group

A 40-year-old Bremerton woman was found passed out behind the wheel at a gas station early Wednesday, and now she's facing DUI charges.

A woman reported seeing someone who matched the description of the woman later found in the Columbia River

Grew up on the Grande Ronde in Eastern Washington myself, and even I had to do a double take at this ram making a swim for it.

A car missing since September turned up right here in Kennewick, and police say a patrol near Vancouver Park cracked it open.

Between now and December 21, we want to see photos of Tri-Cities' best holiday light displays.

Ever wonder what your neighbors would pick if they could have any power? Turns out Washington has a favorite, and it's not what you'd guess.

The Lady of the Lake gets dressed up for the holidays, and yes, Santa climbs aboard for an evening on Lake Chelan.

Ferguson, some say, threw Reykdal under the bus for his performance as Superintendent of Public Instruction

There's a little guy named Rufus who'd love nothing more than to be your shadow, and he's waiting in Pasco.

Scientists had their suspicions about those perfect holes in Lake Chelan. Then a fisherman spoke up and everything clicked.

Half-price certificates for The Paradise Restaurant drop Friday at 6 a.m., and yes, there's pie involved.