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The Fresh Picks Cherry Blossom Run is coming up again quickly next Saturday, April 25th, in Mesa.

The more things change, the more they stay the same? Not in these cases.

In a state where the speed limit is meant to keep us safe, one driver’s wild ride at 112 mph is raising eyebrows and concerns.

A local pizza gem has brought some delicious variety to the airwaves, and it’s turning heads in the Tri-Cities. Here's how to score pizza at half-price on Friday.

With multiple warnings flashing, one Oregon driver’s choice to ignore them came with a hefty price tag — over $2,000 worth.

The restrooms at Horse Heaven Hills Park will be closed indefinitely until repairs can be made

Many of us don't truly know how our insurance works, according to a new PEMCO study

Tax season is coming up, and a new rule could leave some folks in hot water if they aren't careful with their mailing dates.

Crews at Snoqualmie Pass say snowpack across the Cascades is less than 50% of normal, but does that mean Chinook Pass will open earlier than usual?

Picture this: sleek new trains with panoramic windows and comfy seating, but they won't be ready for the soccer crowds in Seattle.

You know their faces and names, so what ever happened to these famous actors? Let's find out!

Imagine strolling into your favorite McDonald's, but your wallet is suddenly useless. That's the new reality for Washington diners gearing up for a cashless shift.

Yesterday afternoon, all northbound lanes of SR-167 were completely blocked at South 180th Street, after a five-car injury crash suddenly turned into a manhunt.

A chaotic scene unfolded in Finley this weekend, where one woman's actions had drivers dodging and neighbors anxious. It’s a wild story that raises some serious questions.

The board unanimously chose to fire the CEO, following investigation that began last fall.

Authorities have not released the gender or the ID of the victim

There’s a remarkable success story unfolding at Snoqualmie Pass where elk are finally crossing safely thanks to some innovative engineering. It's all about harmony between nature and our roads.

Spokane banned these kiosks, which are often found next to cash machines in stores.