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Flew for 15 minutes as the first of its kind to run on hydrogen fuel cell propulsion.

What's billed as the first alpine coaster in Washington State is sure to be the park's top draw.

A superior court judge has reversed the District Court's dismissal of the case last year and ordered that court to decide the matter at a hearing.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has released its forecast for salmon returning to the Upper Columbia River this year. WDFW collaborates annually with the state's tribes to produce the forecast. This year's projections include the return of nearly 85,000 summer Chinook and over 272,000 fall Chinook, which are similar numbers to the past three years...

19-year-old Leonardo Cervantes-Ramirez of Orondo was traveling northbound on the highway near Turtle Rock Road, when he crossed over to the opposite shoulder and hit the tree.

Commissioners in Chelan County are reporting that roads have been especially vulnerable to pot holes and buckling lately.

An Ephrata man is in jail for allegedly burglarizing a property in Soap Lake on Monday morning. Deputies with the Grant County Sheriff's Office were dispatched to the 20,000 block of Locust Road at just after 5 a.m. after the man triggered surveillance cameras on private property...

The measure would replace stop-gap law passed in 2021 in which a person is offered treatment twice, and is not charged with a crime until the third offense.

Employers will be prohibited from discriminating against an applicant who recreationally uses cannabis outside of work hours, with some exceptions applied.

SB 5729 is proposing to permanently limit out-of-pocket expenses for insulin to $35, previously having the cost share cap expire on Jan. 1, 2024.