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Pollstar's Most Popular Touring Artists of the Millennium list shows that Coldplay sold the most concert tickets since 2001.

Guitarist Eric Peterson and drummer Chris Dovas discuss thrash legends' brutal, triumphant new record.

The reinvention of Three Days Grace paid off better than anyone imagined with 'Alienation' becoming one of the strongest albums of their career.

Sharon is still trying to come to terms with Ozzy's death as she continues to live in the family's home in the U.K.

The worse the roads, the further back you should be

The three former Breaking Benjamin members will honor their time in the band while playing under the moniker We Are Not Alone with a new vocalist.

As the holiday shopping season kicks off, Kennewick sees a troubling rise in shoplifting.

Eddie Trunk shared that Phil X, Brent Fitz and Todd Kerns will join the original members of Triumph on their 50th anniversary reunion tour in 2026.

Think Seattle is just about coffee? It's also a film lover's paradise, with a surprising holiday movie history that might just change your perspective.

Sharon Osbourne speaks publicly to Piers Morgan about the death of Ozzy Osbourne sharing details from the night that he died.

A major shift is underway in Washington's energy scene, moving away from coal toward cleaner alternatives. It’s about more than just power; it’s about our future.

As the rain keeps pouring, a reminder comes from local officials urging everyone to stay alert and prepared for possible flooding along the Yakima River.

An unusual object was spotted in the skies in the Pacific Northwest, and luckily for all of us, a motorist was quick enough to capture some video of it and share it with the world.

As a kid growing up in the '90s, snow days were something that we hoped for. Like really hoped for. And whenever we got one, it was like we'd won the lottery.

See the cost of living & housing comparisons with the top 5 Washington cities where people are fleeing to move to Seattle--despite the spike in living costs.

Imagine a world where your parking habits could be tracked by cameras on transit buses—it's happening in Chicago and beyond.

The ’70s produced legendary music and equally legendary excess. These musicians proved that the two didn’t have to go hand in hand.

Drivers anywhere near the coast this morning were having tons of issues after overnight mudslides and high water, with multiple highways underwater.