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Besides growling, hissing, purring, and screaming, cougars chirp. Yes, like a bird or a small animal.

It is Fire Prevention Week all over Washington State, but do YOU know what that means?

2 of the more heavily traveled toll roads in the west side are going to go up in price.

Three counties in Washington state are listed as top choices for off-grid living in a survey of the ideal spots to escape the rat race.

Why do Washington drivers struggle with the zipper merge on the Blue Bridge?

FEMA's woes go back long before this current crisis.

No word on the circumstances surrounding what led to the man's death.

A Ritzville PD Officer deployed his Taser but didn't subdue the suspect, who fled.

This morning, a multi-car accident involving a semi caused significant traffic delays in Richland, Washington.

Own a piece of history with this transformed bank home in Conway, Washington.

A spaghetti feed and silent auction is set for this Saturday, October 12th at the Kennewick Eagles Lodge at 115 North Fruitland Street.

Learn more about the replica Stonehenge in Maryhill, and why it's worth a visit.

Ever wondered why some trees have white trunks near Washington's roads and highways?

Washington State Task Force 1 aids in Hurricane Helene recovery with specialized K9 unit and 90,000 pounds of equipment.

Cow mutilations date back many years and what makes them so mysterious is the fashion in which the cows are mutilated – tongues and sex organs removed, jawbone skinned, and other lacerations that could only be made with a precision-style instrument. 'Unsolved Mysteries' looks at who or what is causing the mutilations. Some say it's being done by those not of this world.

Scientists say the increase in earthquake activity is no cause for alarm, today.

WA State, by law, has to convert all of its fleet (company car) vehicles to electric by 2040.

A wrong-way driver caused a four-vehicle collision on I-5 in Federal Way resulting in serious injuries and major traffic delays.