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Diana Ross was originally supposed to appear as a character in ‘Michael,’ but scenes featuring the Queen of Motown were cut, actress Kat Graham says.

Imagine paying your rent on time, yet your credit score doesn’t budge. That’s about to change in a big way for local renters.

Airport security can be a real headache, especially with those pesky small gadgets. Let’s break down how to keep your tech safe and sound.

Wenatchee keeps 1st Street closed to vehicles, converting it into a bike route connecting downtown to the Apple Capital Loop Trail.

Washington’s pikeminnow fishery returns May 1, paying anglers up to $500 per fish to help protect salmon and steelhead.

CVCH earns national award for improving farmworker health access, receiving $1,500 to expand outreach in the Columbia Valley.

With sirens blaring and choppers soaring, a group of remarkable kids stepped into the spotlight, showcasing their courage at a festival like no other.

Moses Lake School District considers a new elementary school and plan to combine North and Larson Heights students, with a public forum April 27.

A student at Central Washington University is facing criminal charges after police say he led them on a vehicle pursuit and made threats to kill a law enforcement officer following his arrest.

Flu shots might do more than prevent sniffles—they could also lower dementia risk. A little jab could mean a lot for our aging loved ones.

These 30-year-old movies deserve a second look.

A popular campground in Okanogan County is one of several that will not be opening this year due to budget cuts at the Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR).

KVFR seeks a new chief again after Interim Chief Roy Palmer resigned following a performance review, effective May 14.

Drivers using portions of Stratford Road in the Moses Lake area will encounter slowdowns over the next few weeks.

Imagine soaking up the sun by Banks Lake while enjoying live performances from some incredible artists. That's the vibe for this music festival!

Deep cut Batman fans: Your moment has come.

As the weather is getting nicer, we’re getting ready to hit the hills to hike, fish, hunt, camp, etc.! And when you’re back in the thick of it, the thick of it may just be biting back...

Shopping online? It’s a breeze, but hold on—there are dangers lurking in those deals. Let’s chat about how to stay savvy and safe.

As prices rise, folks are getting picky about their subscriptions. Let’s talk about the services that are truly delivering bang for your buck.

Over 400 Chelan PUD customers lost power in Wenatchee after a pole fire near Liberty Theater caused traffic light outages.

Wenatchee is about to come alive with the Youth Parade, where thousands of kids will hit the streets in celebration—get ready for a colorful spectacle!