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Pumpkins, haunted houses, black cats, foliage…when is it appropriate to decorate my house?

When we look back at 9/11, it’s not only the tragedy that unites so many of us but also the acts of heroism.

Your LG TV might be listening even when you think it's off. Researchers just uncovered some serious privacy issues worth knowing about.

Brushes beat sponges for dish washing, plain and simple. They dry faster and make it way easier to spot what actually needs scrubbing.

An over abundance of stray pets can lead to strains on resources and can pose health risks to the Yakima Valley community. So helping control the pet population is very important.

Pausing in the stillness of the night at 2 in the morning made me reminisce about the sounds I heard as a kid, before the time of cell phones and the internet.

Whether you're looking for something vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free, or food with no dietary restrictions, you'll find a meal prep here in Yakima.

The City Council’s new measure aims to shield vulnerable tenants from eviction as they recover from the Spokane Complex Fires.

Immigration arrests are rising sharply in Seattle, impacting local families and businesses.

Brief, even intense rainfall helps, but....

He saw the TVs change one by one, until they all switched to show the rematch from last years top two teams. He was outraged, and "booed" loudly, demanding the channel be changed...

Picture this: an old-growth forest tucked away in Seattle, where the sounds of the city fade and nature takes over. Sounds like a perfect getaway, right?

Ever thought about what those stickers on your car might say about you? Law enforcement is raising some eyebrows about safety and privacy.

When we think back to 9/11, we should not only look to the tragedy and loss, but also to the immense courage, determination, and unity of our countrymen. The story of Flight 93 represents a true profile in courage.

He gave a voice to our opinions, which were so often marginalized and mocked; encouraged us to move forward and achieve our goals; and reminded us our ultimate goal was to help and inspire others.

Plugin NCW brings its fourth annual EV lineup to Pybus Public Market this October, showing off everything from electric cars to plug-in hybrids right here in Wenatchee.

Seattle's biggest thrift store gets a carload of donations every 55 seconds. That's a lot of treasures waiting to be found on those shelves.

These are fun festivals in WA that you have to experience at least once in a lifetime. Expect panoramic views of hot air balloons, a wooden boat festival on display, a time travel renaissance faire, and more.

At 80, Winkler reflects on therapy's impact, turning pain into progress.

British Royal Mint’s latest addition to collectable range can be admired or actually used.

With smart planning around federal holidays, a handful of vacation days can stretch way further than you'd think this year.

The mall confirmed the store is opening on social media shortly after we covered the story.

Governor Bob Ferguson appointed Bree Black Horse as a Yakima County Superior Court judge, creating the county’s first new judgeship since 1998 to meet the needs of a growing community.

Several fun entertainment events are coming to Yakima and Tri-Cities during October and November 2026. Might be worth the trip!

Traveling on a long road trip might lead to some heavy eyelids. When you need to pull over for a power nap, these are your safest bets.

Those giant house spiders showing up in your home right now aren't hunting you. They're just looking for romance in the walls.

The nonprofit Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) has gotten themselves involved in a Whitman student government decision that voted down a student republican club.