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The Perseid Meteor Shower peaks Wednesday night, and Eastern Washington's wide open skies make it one of the best places in the region to catch the show.

Pasco's Fiery Foods Festival brings wings, taquitos, and a pepper gauntlet to Peanuts Park on September 12th from noon to six.

A cherry red convertible spotted outside a Ballard taco spot Monday morning has Seattle food fans wondering if Guy Fieri just rolled into town.

Washington State Patrol reported this morning that a fully loaded garbage truck went over a guardrail on US-101 after the driver fell asleep at the wheel.

The Farmers Almanac is already calling its shot on winter 2026 and 2027, and if you live in the Pacific Northwest, the forecast is anything but straightforward.

When you get to visit the newly restored athletic facilities at Pasco High School, it should feel like an entirely different place with all the upgrades.

Alabama, Texas, and several other states have kids back in class by mid-August. Washington State takes a different approach

Vintage RV trailer owners will gather to show off their classic campers this summer at the Nile Valley Rally on Chinook Pass. The event offers free public tours.

With WSU students heading back to campus, state troopers are stepping up patrols on some of the most collision-prone roads in the region this week.

Recent reports reveal tragic stories of individuals lost to drug-related incidents in our region.

New unemployment benefits for striking workers have sparked debate: is this support or a misuse of funds?

The battle over financial transparency in ballot initiatives heats up as West appeals a court ruling on the PIID.

The peach milkshake at Homestead Fruit Stand is made with fresh local peaches, ice cream, and a shot of peach nectar. It is thick and worth every penny.

What is the weirdest thing you’ve ever seen on the side of the road? That was a topic of conversation based on an interesting sight that occurred earlier this month in Washington...

That bridge between Camas and Washougal is finally getting the real repair it has needed for years, not another quick patch job.

Modifying two permits from Department of Ecology would, say Hanford Officials, speed up the processing of nearly a million gallons of lower-level liquid waste

WSDOT has great news for drivers heading between Spokane and Suncrest, because SR-291 finally reopened after being closed because of the nearby Spokane Complex Fires.

We've seen video on TV and online of these kinds of incidents, it happened this weekend in Moses Lake