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Zillow is cutting 500 jobs worldwide, 91 on the west side of WA

A familiar name from the Tri-Cities is getting another shot in the NFL. He is big #60 in the photo above.

The Spokane Complex fires continue burning with thousands of families still evacuated, but unauthorized drones are making the firefighting more dangerous.

Highlands Grange Park is one of the most widely used, and favorite parks in Kennewick, but now the restrooms and splashpad are out of commission

Bo already knows sit, down, stay, and shake — and he's still looking for someone to show off for.

In the wake of recent violence, a coalition of Seattle’s sports teams and businesses is urging the mayor to rethink surveillance. What's behind this call for action?

With preliminary results in, some incumbents are holding strong while open seats create new opportunities. It's a critical moment for Washington voters.

A bonfire made from a single pallet of wood — that's all it took to send 20 apparatus scrambling to eastern Washington on Monday.

A number of crimes have declined in the three year trend, and down in 2025 from 2024.

A half-gallon of milk, a six-pack of Heineken, a haircut — Seattle ranks near the top of the country for all of it, and a new national index just laid out the numbers.

The original National Night Out event for August 4th was scrubbed due to poor air quality and smoke

The Yakima Nation called it sacred ground. A solar company called it a business opportunity. That tension never really got resolved.

A software engineer got so frustrated trying to book a campsite at Big Sur that he just built his own tool to fix the problem.

The man jumped into Banks Lake on Thursday, still no trace of him.

The MLPD now says a Friday night burglary suspect had a firearm registered to a deceased person

If you were planning to head out for National Night Out in the Tri-Cities tonight, you may want to double-check before leaving home.

Several road closures and detours are in effect in the Puget Sound area, reported by the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT).

The westbound lanes of I-82 near Yakima have been closed by the Washington State Patrol about seven miles south of Yakima because of a semi-trailer on its side.