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Imagine savoring bratwurst and sauerkraut in a cozy spot that feels like a slice of Germany in the Pacific Northwest. Not all treasures are easy to find.

As electricity costs start creeping up, Washington residents are still enjoying lower rates than many across the country. But what’s behind this shift?

Thousands of fans have signed online petitions demanding the return of various Little Debbies treats. Here 15 of the most desired discontinued items.

You might want to keep an eye on those surprise packages showing up at your door; they could be more than just a harmless delivery.

Japan's chief tariff negotiator was in D.C. last week working to finalize the U.S. -Japan Trade and Investment Agreement recently announced by the White House.

Picture this: a cozy corner booth at a historic steakhouse, where every bite takes you back in time. Let’s savor some local favorites.

With the Grand Coulee Dam as a backdrop, this festival is more than just music; it’s a celebration of community and soul.

And it was only the first day.

It’s looking like the COVID pandemic may be claiming another victim, one that has been entertaining audiences and tourists for the past 30 years.

A little coffee drama brewing at Dollar General—some instant coffee might not be as safe as it seems. Let’s take a closer look.

Rookie sensation Sugano notches his tenth win, but it was a team effort that made this game unforgettable. Let’s break it down.

Trailheads near Washington and Rainy Pass will close in August and September for parking lot repairs.

These beloved masterpieces weren’t so beloved when they first debuted.

Winter is creeping up on us, and the Farmers Almanac has some chilly predictions that might just affect your plans this season.

An unusual and cherished attraction on the west side of Stevens Pass will soon be closing its doors for good.

A single TikTok comment revealed the truth about the Washington city of Vancouver and several others like Yakima, Spokane, Tri-Cities, Seattle, and Bellingham.

If you have a dog you'll want to be there. If you don't have a dog you'll want to be there just for the show. A press release from the city of Yakima says human and canine swimmers are invited.

Anna Faris and Regina Hall are back in the ‘Scary Movie’ series, for a new film set for next year.

Granger Police Officers on Wednesday were called and asked to check on a person living in the 200 block of East A Street in Granger.

James Gunn is eager to bring this character from ‘The Suicide Squad’ back into the DC Universe, and it’s probably not the one you think.

We think we’ve figured out how all the pieces of the Marvel Multiverse Saga fit together.

When the bad buy gets it, it can be so satisfying.

Just another Wednesday in Prosser until a driver decided to flash a firearm at another motorist, leading to a dramatic police response.

Oregon’s fire season has caused much less damage than last year. By this time in 2024, over 250,000 acres had burned on state lands, compared to only 12,000 acres this year.

From Seattle to Yakima or Ellensburg to Spokane, parents in WA state can’t stop raving about this summer’s must-have travel item — have you tried it yet?

But what lesson did Yakima Valley residents have to learn instead of being told? Here are 10 of the Top Hard Learned Lessons according to Yakima Valley Residents.

You might be surprised how your idle gadgets are costing you — not in dollars, but in energy that adds up over time.