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Ever felt the chill of exclusivity in the air? We're about to take a closer look at the snobs of Washington state.

What if the secret to your next migraine relief lies in a fast-food combo? It's capturing attention online.

Imagine a burger so big it could feed an entire family — and then some. That's the Tsunami Burger from The Corral Drive In!

Ever glanced at your truck and wondered if it’s missing something? Turns out, those mud flaps might be more important than you think in Washington State

Spider-Man is back with a new costume.

Imagine reaching for a refreshing drink, only to find an energy drink instead. That’s the surprise awaiting some customers from High Noon’s latest mix-up.

As prices at the grocery store keep climbing, families are on the hunt for the best bargains in Washington. Let’s break down where you can save.

Logging shows, parades, bed races, live entertainment, food trucks, and more in the fun tiny town of Morton, WA.

We all know how important walking is to our health, but one reason why people may not do it more often is the fact that they don't have a proper place to take a stroll. Not a problem in this city.

Yes, they're iconic, but packed with people. Would you still go? We've got the most popular beaches, landmarks, and tourist traps on this list.

Hundreds of stores are being closed across the U.S. Here are some of the notable chains shutting down locations.

What totally normal word sounds dirty to you? That is the question we asked our listeners and readers, and the response we got was both dirty and not (which, you know, was kind of the point).

For now, Washington State residents can file their taxes without spending a dime, but will this convenience last? Let’s take a closer look.

The clash between local governance and federal directives takes center stage in Seattle, with a lawsuit that could reshape the conversation around gender and diversity.

There’s something magical about a day spent in the fresh air, especially when those parks are recognized on a national level for their beauty.

From cursive to court stenography, this witty piece explores the forgotten forms of handwriting we used before emoji-filled texts.

These workers, experienced front line agents, are called reemployed annuitants.

Alaska Airlines will fill in the Burbank void beginning October 26th

Trump on Thursday signed an executive order that reestablishes the President’s Council on Sports Fitness and Nutrition.

We didn’t get to see some of the coolest stuff.

It's called the paving scam and scammers are now searching for victims in the Grant County area.

Smoke rising over Badger Mountain this morning has folks remembering the harsh reality of wildfire season. It’s a sight that can stir up old fears.

What a night for the Mariners, who shut down the Rangers in a commanding 6-0 win! The power at the plate was something to behold.

Washington State Patrol is increasing DUI and traffic enforcement in Grant and Kittitas Counties during the Watershed Festival weekend at the Gorge Amphitheater.

With stricter rules in place for firearms dealers, the landscape of gun ownership is shifting. We'll break down what this means for everyone.

From expanded family leave to protections for those facing hate crimes, Washington's new employment laws are making waves. Let’s break down what this means for you.

As the summer heat settles in, many folks are turning to fans for relief, but are they really as harmless as they seem?