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A dangerous pursuit in Pierce County ended on SR-507 at Vail Road today after a suspect fleeing a Domestic Violence charge attempted to run over an officer.

The driver of an 80,000-pound truck was for arrested for DUI after multiple people reported them driving erratically between Lewis and Thurston Counties.

Somebody found this big, friendly guy wandering Cedar Avenue in Pasco, and now he's waiting at the shelter hoping someone makes it official.

A nervous fisher, multiple trips to the parking lot, and a backpack that raised a few eyebrows — Washington Fish and Wildlife officers were paying close attention that day.

A Multi-agency investigation resulted in the man's arrest and charges from a grand jury

A flood of citzen complaints grabbed the attention from the Attorney General's Office

Did you know that leftover pizza can be a delightful start to your day? But there’s a catch you won’t want to miss.

Get ready for a car lover's paradise this weekend at the Rocky Reach Dam, where horsepower meets heart for a good cause.

Samantha Holloway's group is the only one that's gone public — but apparently, she's got company, and the NBA isn't saying how much.

Turns out Washington drivers have some pretty specific opinions about where they fill up — and what they grab on the way out the door.

Thieves aren't looking for a challenge — they're looking for the easiest car in the lot. What Richland police want drivers to know this July might surprise you with how basic it really is.

Last weekend, an oversized vehicle and trailer hauling a large boat almost struck a Washington bridge and caused traffic backups.

Last night, power crews found nine to ten power poles snapped in half, causing the closure of Dallas Roa while crews cleared the area. But what caused it?

Tuesday incident leads to man being "restrained"

There's a small Eastern Washington town sitting at over 2,600 feet that quietly holds one of the more surprising official titles in the whole state.

Thirty-six years with one department, and now Brent Cook is stepping into the top job at the Pasco Police Department.

The man fell off a capsized raft the evening of July 9