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With the feds cutting back on penny production, Washington is stepping in with new rules. Get ready to rethink how you handle cash!

From crinkle to curly, our local fast-food scene is all about those fries. Which ones really hit the spot? Stick around to find out.

The golf legend was arrested after a rollover crash in Florida, and his mugshot has surfaced.

Imagine a future where rural schools harness the power of the sun, saving money and helping students thrive. Sounds good, right?

As Chief Roske makes his last call, it’s hard not to reflect on the countless ways he’s touched lives in Pasco.

With stunning coffee culture on every corner, Washington's cities are redefining where work gets done—it's more than just a cup of joe.

Parents in Moses Lake got a heads-up from the School District about a new online game based on Epstein Island, which is causing serious concerns.

The Convenant Home Ownership Program is being looked at for denying Asians, and certain other racial groups from receiving homebuyer assistance.

Apparently the neighbors have had run-ins with this guy before.

Pasco will be hosting a variety of kids camps, from soccer, to flag football, tennis and more

Badger Mountain Dog Park is getting a little TLC this Wednesday

You won't believe the excuse a Washington driver used for zipping down I-94 at 107 MPH

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Once a staple of Seattle sports, the Sonics could be on the brink of a comeback. Can you feel the excitement starting to build?

Throw the Peeps away! Washington's old favorite has returned to take its place as the preferred Easter candy this year.

The Old Trio/KGH Hospital on Auburn Street will again be serving the public, but now as a regional treatment center.

With spring in full bloom, more pedestrians are enjoying our neighborhoods. It's a timely reminder for drivers to slow down and stay alert.

A quiet Thursday morning turned tragic in Grays Harbor County after a deadly crash forced a full closure of State Route 109.