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A routine traffic check turned into a major win for local law enforcement, thanks to a four-legged hero.

Heading out to float the river this summer? Get out on the lazy lake to relax, take in the sun, and forget your troubles. Well, be careful...

The Seattle Seahawks have limited capital this year, with only four total picks in this year's NFL Draft, and I think that means one of two things.

Yesterday, WSDOT crews at Snoqualmie Pass dealt with a storm that dumped some impressive totals in a short amount of time and closed I-90 in both directions.

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After nearly a month of detours, I-5 is back in action, but not without some serious rock and roll. Let's take a closer look.

After 43 years, the beloved Gap2Gap Adult Multi-Sport Race in Yakima won’t be happening this spring.

A recent decision on Highway 395 could change the way you drive through Pasco

Amazon is becoming like Starbucks with their data centers, almost one on every corner

The economic experts who oversee Seattle's tourism industry have lowered their World Cup expectations.

Imagine stepping back in time at a cozy hotel with history whispering through its walls, where relaxation reigns supreme. Sounds tempting, right?

Imagine biting into a classic Mountain Bar with a twist — Tacoma's beloved candy company is serving up something new this summer. Stay tuned!

Stay bundled up, everyone! This winter storm is reminding us that spring isn't quite ready to take over just yet.

A shocking drug trafficking ring unraveled after a routine stop. Think you know the story? The details are wilder than you might expect.

A video shared in a Tri-Cities Facebook group yesterday captured a head-on crash after a sedan was driving the wrong way along Bob Olson Parkway in Kennewick.

The Washington State Patrol pulled over a DUI driver after what troopers described as “severe lane travel”, but that is not the worst part of the story.

These sweet pups, Wilson and Dennis, are not just adorable; they’ve got personalities that shine brighter than their fur and they are up for adoption from POPP Tri-Cities.

The historic facility opened in 1955, has had one major upgrade since then.