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The woman succumbed to the bitter cold weather and snow.

Nearly half of diners now prefer eating before 5 p.m., and restaurants are noticing the shift in reservation patterns.

All I'm saying is, if you live in Washington, just be on the watch for panic-buying, especially for everyday items we take for granted.

Seattle's coffee culture runs deep, but it turns out Orlando's coffee lovers are actually spending more on their daily brew.

Turns out some people find pianos on the side of the road and actually know how to play them.

A stolen vehicle running from area law enforcement was not ready to give up this morning until it crashed through a fence.

A new WalletHub study looked at student debt across the country, and Washington landed near the bottom of the list at 48th overall, which is a good thing.

A man and child were hurt in a bear encounter at a Bellingham home Sunday night. Wildlife officials are now patrolling the area and want residents staying alert.

Some states cut off free high school at 19, while others let students attend until 22. Washington sits somewhere in the middle.

Pasco might be getting a Target and Red Robin near Lowe's on Road 68, but it's way too early to start celebrating. These are just preliminary plans.

Kindred Spirits will close, after retiring owners could not find a buyer

the man, who was missing for 12 days, was found 11 miles north of home

Like many other tech firms, Oracle sheds jobs to focus on more AI development

That viral full body MRI trend might look appealing, but doctors say healthy people probably don't need one.

If you're shopping for a used car in Washington, you may want to take a closer look at the price before signing on the dotted line.

One shopping trip gone wrong ended with three arrests and three separate criminal charges filed.

the YCSO says an ALPR (Automated License Plate Reader) Camera helped provide valuable data in finding the suspect driver

A woman was fatally shot in an altercation Tuesday mid morning