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The Farmers Almanac is already calling its shot on winter 2026 and 2027, and if you live in the Pacific Northwest, the forecast is anything but straightforward.

When you get to visit the newly restored athletic facilities at Pasco High School, it should feel like an entirely different place with all the upgrades.

Vintage RV trailer owners will gather to show off their classic campers this summer at the Nile Valley Rally on Chinook Pass. The event offers free public tours.

That bridge between Camas and Washougal is finally getting the real repair it has needed for years, not another quick patch job.

WSDOT has great news for drivers heading between Spokane and Suncrest, because SR-291 finally reopened after being closed because of the nearby Spokane Complex Fires.

Washington state's burn ban runs through September 30, and the smoky skies over eastern and central Washington aren't clearing up anytime soon.

After serving time for manslaughter, a man finds himself in trouble again as Spokane battles destructive wildfires.

Just after midnight early this morning (Monday), a vehicle was struck by a train at Richards Road near SR-22 in Prosser, and from the photos, you would think there was a fatality.

Washington’s child well-being may be doing better than the national average, but that doesn’t mean the children are getting any smarter.

Out of all the bad and negative news out there, it’s always nice to share something that is good, something to be cheered for, something that can make people happy

Most people think winning the lottery is the hard part. Turns out, what happens in the first 48 hours after might matter even more.

One driver is lucky to be alive after a serious-injury crash between a car and a semi-truck that completely blocked SR-97 near Brewster yesterday.