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WVHS and Chelan-Douglas Land Trust host the third annual Pets & People Spring Dog Walk at Jacobson's Preserve April 4 at 10 a.m.

It seems there are plenty of recreationists in North Central Washington who are eager to go camping in the National Forest now that spring has arrived.

Two regional authors bring new books to WVC's free Visiting Writers series April 8 at the Music and Art Center in Wenatchee.

Utility crews are still in the process of assessing significant damage to series of high-voltage transmission lines in the area of Snoqualmie Pass.

Teleportation? Dinosaurs? J.J. Abrams? What is this movie?

Douglas County deputies are investigating shots fired near Bridgeport Bar on SR-173, possibly linked to two drive-bys and a vehicle arson two weeks ago.

As Earth Day nears, Eastern Washington is buzzing with excitement for electric vehicle celebrations that blend community spirit and sustainability. Get ready for some green fun!

Fox McCloud is on the latest poster for the upcoming animated sequel.

The Revlon billionaire is facing an unthinkable loss after his 15-year-old son, Oscar, died following a "longstanding medical issue."

There's a refreshing shift in how we view self-care and sustainability, with older generations picking up habits that make life feel a little brighter.

Excitement is building for the WHL Prospects Draft, and the Wenatchee Wild are ready to make some noise this year!

Lincoln County's Flock Safety cameras caught a stolen vehicle from Okanogan County, leading to a Spokane woman's arrest — the 2nd hit in 3 weeks.

Quincy man arrested after allegedly pointing handgun at two people during domestic dispute. Released after posting bail

As the snowpack in the Cascades hits alarming lows, farmers brace for what could be a tough summer ahead.

Take popcorn out of the equation. What are you eating at the movie theater?

Washington drivers must remove studded tires by March 31 or face a $137 fine starting April 1. No extensions are expected and all drivers, including out-of-state visitors, must comply.

The film is going to debut in theaters in 2027.

An Ellensburg woman has pled not guilty to charges that she supplied firearms to a convicted felon who's legally unable to possess them.

From silent spectators to lively participants, the way we enjoy entertainment has taken a fascinating turn. Let’s unravel the story behind this shift.

From an animated sports comedy to Sam Raimi’s latest thriller, watch these new movies at home the weekend of March 27, 2026, on VOD or streaming for free.

Imagine a future where your thermostat might just be a little less yours. Could that really happen here in Eastern Washington?