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The busy summer travel season kicks off with Memorial Day Weekend.  The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is reminding travelers to plan ahead for summer-like crowds on the roads and ferries. Travelers should pack their patience and prepare for increased traffic and delays along state highways, waterways and airports.  Ex...

In a touching message, a local husband shares his wife’s brave battle with ALS, reminding us all of the power of hope amidst heartache.

The next Wenatchee vinyl record expo, an event for collectors in the Wenatchee area will be held in May Find rare, vintage or classic vinyl record albums, CD's and tapes at an event for music fans coming from all over the state of Washington.

May is wildfire awareness month and the Bureau of Land Management is encouraging people to be aware of restrictions now in effect on public lands throughout Washington and Oregon. Warmer, drier weather is forecasted around the Pacific Northwest, contributing to an increase in potential wildfire starts...

I'm still not sure I believe this, but there is apparently a startup called BrainBridge and their new concept is a head transplant system powered by AI and robotics.

I can't complain but there is one aspect of my life that my mother would complain about, loudly. Gardening, I do not like, nor have I ever liked to garden.

In order for the Amtrak Airo Trains to be put into service they'll need to make a $300 million improvement to the train maintenance facility, stretching it another 600 feet in order to accommodate the train's length.

Every year, thousands of cancer cases are reported in Washington. What does that mean for our local communities? Let’s dig in.

Imagine a giant tube of toothpaste erupting with ancient power—Saddle Rock’s story is as explosive as its origins.

While the US grows most of its own potatoes — about 44 billion pounds each year — there’s another french fry ingredient that we largely don’t produce on American soil, cooking oil