Get ready, Pasco! Crispy Cones is launching on October 24th with their signature pastry cones filled with ice cream, blending ...

In the wake of nearly every mass murderer or serial killer are the lucky few that got away. Sometimes they were the person that survived an attack, only to inform the police of what happened to them ...

With thousands of lane miles overdue for maintenance, WSDOT suggests the state's focus on new projects is leaving critical infrastructure in dire need of attention and funding.

Waverly Hills was a tuberculosis sanitorium built in 1910 in the Tudor Gothic architectural style. Its creepy exterior offers ...

The Cascade Advanced Energy Facility in Richland is shaping up to be a game changer for clean energy, with significant ...

Nathan Bindara, a father from Federal Way, voices concerns over a controversial video shown at a Hispanic Heritage assembly, igniting a community discussion on immigration and representation.

Thirty six years after the contract was awarded and twenty three years after the first concrete was poured at the Hanford Nuclear reservation, the Vitrification Plant officially began operation today.

In Wenatchee, the heart of apple country, organizations like WSU are cultivating innovations, with popular varieties like ...

The release of police use of force data sparks worries about sensitive information sharing with WSU, highlighting challenges in accessing computer-aided dispatch data due to privacy regulations.

Following a deadly accident involving an undocumented truck driver, states are rethinking CDL processes to ensure safer ...

With a looming $9 million deficit, Yakima officials propose reallocating funds to avoid a $6 million tax hike, sparking concern over cuts to essential services like public safety.

A legal battle over Tacoma's tenants' rights law continues as the Citizen Action Defense Fund takes aim at regulations ...