Approximately 1 million Washingtonians use SNAP benefits every month to purchase food. The reconciliation bill reduces SNAP ...

Meet Mona, a lovable 3.5-year-old pit bull at the TriCities Animal Services, ready for a forever home after charming staff ...

In southeastern Washington, four key Lower Snake River dams face renewed scrutiny as the Trump administration pulls back from ...

A vehicle was reported on 911 swerving dangerously along I-5 in Federal Way. The driver’s blood alcohol content (BAC) was ...

WSU TriCities is rolling out a Brewing Certificate program that combines online learning and hands-on experience, tapping ...

In Spokane Valley, a new city ordinance targets fentanyl, expanding endangerment laws after troubling overdose incidents ...

Facing a looming deadline, Yakima City Council puts off a tax increase vote, weighing budget cuts that could impact essential ...

Live Aid united the world through music and raised millions for famine relief—forever changing the role of concerts in humanitarian efforts.

Several universities, including Harvard and the University of Washington, face investigations for possible racial discrimination as part of the Department of Education's push for fair treatment.

There's a push in King County to renew a sales tax aimed at raising funds for mental health services, helping thousands of residents access care they desperately need.

Facing serious accusations, John Wilson steps back from his county executive campaign, prioritizing public discussions on housing and safety over his personal troubles.

Those looking to start or advance their careers in the wine and vineyard industry are encouraged to earn a degree or ...