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Officials with the U.S. Forest Service are advising the public to be cautious when visiting the National Forest this winter.

Two East Wenatchee students were selected to represent local Rotary clubs in the Rotary Youth Exchange program for the 2026–27 school year.

Washington lawmakers approved new rules for automated license plate readers, limiting data retention, sharing, and immigration enforcement access.

Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift is coming to Universal Studios in Los Angeles.

The Grant County Health District says the death occurred in a person in their 50s who had underlying health conditions.

The WSU Master Gardener Plant Clinic is returning to Wenatchee with free weekly help for plant and pest questions starting Feb. 23.

Douglas County deputies are asking for help identifying two people connected to an April burglary at a Waterville gas station.

Lane closures tonight on SR 285 as WSDOT crews repair the Wenatchee River Bridge near Horse Lake Road. Drivers should expect delays.

Drivers in North Central Washington and the Columbia Basin will need to be especially cautious this morning.

In a surprising twist, T-Mobile and Zillow are both trimming their workforce. What does this mean for our local tech scene? Let's unpack the details.

Dozens of Washington bills failed to clear early legislative deadlines, stalling proposals on workweeks, homeschooling, grocery access, and policing.

Before you know it, Valentine’s Day will be here, and you’ll be struggling to get something nice and beautiful for your partner.

Every Marvel secret and hidden reference in the new Disney+ show.

A recent study shows that a little extra movement could save lives. It’s surprising how just five more minutes of walking makes a difference!

Douglas County has begun a multi-year, state-required review of farmland that could influence future zoning and land-use decisions.

Five local farms and food organizations received WSDA grants to improve infrastructure, supporting small producers and strengthening local food systems.

As congregations adapt to online services, Seattle’s relationship with religion seems to be evolving. What does this mean for our community?

New charging stations are cropping up along our highways, making long drives a breeze for EV owners.

As the Super Bowl draws near, the Pacific Northwest is buzzing—especially in Yakima, where local star Cooper Kupp keeps his roots close to heart.

Police in Grant County have launched an investigation following what they are calling a drive-by shooting in Warden on Tuesday night.

On National Missing Persons Day, Wenatchee families shared stories of loved ones still missing, raising awareness and urging public support for unresolved cases.