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Cape Disappointment State Park sits where the Columbia River meets the Pacific, next to a coastline locals have called the Graveyard of the Pacific for good reason.

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

AG, Judge are forcing prediction app Kalshi to put up certain firewalls to prevent WA consumers from utilizing its services

Carefully set backfires are used to eat up fire fuel sources between what's being protected and the oncoming fire.

Washington State is adding a new step to the driver's license process for anyone under 25, and it's aimed at one of the deadliest situations on the road.

Ever found yourself on a busy trail, wondering about the right way to share the space? A little courtesy goes a long way in the great outdoors.

Credit card skimmers cost Americans more than 1 billion dollars a year, and they're not just a big-city problem anymore.

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.

A search warrant at a Moses Lake home turned up more than just illegal firearms. Investigators also found drugs, packaging materials, scales, and a significant amount of cash.

South Columbia Basin Irrigation District is cutting water delivery from six days to five, with Saturday service running through the season's end on October 19th.

Pickleball courts, solar-powered lighting, and extra benches are part of what is coming to a new Pasco neighborhood park.

Evacuations have been lifted, cooler weather expected to help