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Grocery bills are climbing, but it's not just inflation at play. There's something a bit sneaky happening behind the scenes. Let's break it down.

With scenic views and smoother rides, the new light rail line is shaping up to be a game changer for commuters in Seattle.

Watershed announces "break" after 13 years of concerts in the Gorge.

The woman will spend a year and a day in prison for major embezzlement

An aging fleet have made ferry travel unpredictable across Puget Sound, but a new proposal is getting attention.

A bill moving through the Washington Legislature could change how cities handle homeless camp removals and is sparking strong reactions on all sides.

The Washington State Nursing Association says no services will be interrupted.

The big red flag shows the home is very close to an elementary school

It's a critical moment for our hospitals, as blood supplies dwindle and tough decisions loom. A community call to action is needed now more than ever.

The man confronted the victim, an argument about a motorcycle

As soda prices creep up and recycling becomes a hot topic, Washington State is looking to implement a new tax.

From nose to tail, this K9 has been a protector, a partner, and now, he’s ready for a new chapter filled with fun.

Get ready to mark your calendars! A summer night with Luke Bryan and friends is set to light up the White River Amphitheatre in 2026.

In a city known for its coffee, traffic's brewing up more frustration than ever. Seattle's congestion rates will make you rethink your morning routine.

Seattle's unemployment rate is raising eyebrows, especially in the tech world, but there's a glimmer of hope for job seekers.

2 Officers responding to a call about a weapons threat were fired at.

In Parkland, a routine day took a dangerous turn as a mail truck burst into flames. The bravery of bystanders helped avert tragedy.

More than 11,000 acres near Leavenworth will become permanent public land under a $22 million federal conservation deal.