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A new model shows a tsunami from Alaska could hit the Washington coast in just 3.5 hours, and it might be more likely than the one everyone's been preparing for.

A Grant County RV has damage following an early Thursday fire.

A major roadway in parts of Kittitas and Yakima Counties is fully re-opened today after being closed for several hours late Wednesday afternoon.

Russian hackers compromised consumer routers, leading to stolen credentials for many. It's time to rethink your home internet security.

Police in Adams County are asking for the public's assistance in locating a suspected hit-and-run driver.

Authorities in Chelan County are asking for the public's assistance in locating a missing hiker.

Kallie Keeler's story brings to light serious concerns about student safety and the responsibilities of school officials.

A recent poll hints at growing discontent among Seattle voters toward Mayor Wilson.

Washington State University in Pullman just landed four separate Top 10 national rankings in the Princeton Review's 2027 college survey, and that's not a small deal.

Two cities, one police chief. Wenatchee and East Wenatchee just made it official, and the change takes effect September 1st.

EZs Burger Deluxe has been a Wenatchee staple since 1992, and that Tillamook Cheese and Bacon Deluxe might be reason enough to make the drive up N Wenatchee Ave.

A family of four in Washington needs close to $282,000 a year to cover the basics, savings, and a little breathing room.

Police in the Wenatchee Valley are investigating the discovery of a deceased man on Tuesday (Aug. 18) afternoon.

Missouri residents go to bed earliest and wake up first, making it the top early bird state in the country, according to a new national sleep survey.

A DUI suspect is unhurt and facing charges after rolling their vehicle over a series of elevated railroad tracks in the Wenatchee Valley this week.

Tariffs on Canadian goods face a last-minute delay, easing tensions and allowing for more talks between the U.S. and Canada.

The latest audit reveals alarming issues with how child welfare investigations are handled in Washington.

Water rights disputes can hit close to home. A local farm fights for access to vital irrigation.

American Airlines tops the list for best domestic flight deals, but competition is tight among the top providers. Travelers have choices to make.

Ocean Shores tops the list for property crime risk, but most incidents are nonviolent. Stay aware and keep your belongings secure.

A high-speed chase took a wild turn when a driver allegedly jumped off a bridge into the Columbia River.

Chelan and Douglas counties have locked in their November matchups, and some of these local races are closer than you might expect.

Lumen Field briefly went green for the World Cup. Now the turf is coming back, and the reasons why are more complicated than you might think.

A vital roadway that connects outdoor enthusiasts with a popular set of trails is being closed by Chelan County.