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Lumen Field briefly went green for the World Cup. Now the turf is coming back, and the reasons why are more complicated than you might think.

That look you give your dog might matter more than you think. A new study suggests dogs are reading your face more carefully than expected.

The proposed development location is relatively close to Garfield Elementary School and McGuinness Park in northwest Yakima.

Frank Beard, the drummer behind ZZ Top's Texas blues thunder for over five decades, died at 77 at his ranch in Richmond, Texas, surrounded by family.

Health insurance is quite the confusing topic in America, especially with all the big changes that will be coming down the pipe soon.

Did you know about the website that lets you see if your license plate has ever been searched by a Flock camera? See if yours is on the searched list!

WSU, along with USC in the old PAC-12, have never had women's collegiate softball...and a few other suprising omissions in the Pacific NW as well

Half of young adults in the Boomer era had already moved out, married, and started families by their late twenties. Today, fewer than a quarter have done the same.

A Port Townsend bed and breakfast just cracked the top five in the country, and guests keep coming back for the frittatas.

A July 15th fire that destroyed some trailers and other property southwest of Medical Lake and Spokane

Voter confidence in Mayor Wilson's safety plan is waning, with many pushing for real-time camera monitoring.

Nothing beats a nice cold ice cream on a hot summer day in Yakima. I know what I love, but what about the ‘professional’ (although not official) foodies of the Yakima Valley who...

For people who claim there’s nothing to do in the Yakima Valley, here’s another amazing thing to prove you wrong!

Yakima is certainly a beautiful place to ride, yet not everyone knows where to go. Here are three of the best paved biking trails in the Yakima area, in no particular order:

Yakima has hit 108 degrees in August more than once, and the stories behind those dates are worth knowing before this week's heat rolls in.

Oreo has been known for some outrageous flavors, but this one goes beyond where they've gone before, food wise.

Kirkland chocolate chips disappeared from Costco shelves two years ago, and some members actually rationed their last bags rather than switch to the replacement.

Three juveniles are facing charges related to underage drinking following a single-vehicle accident in Adams County.

A recall petition against Mayor Wilson has sparked intense community debate.

A push for parental notification in schools could change the way health and counseling services are handled. Will it gain traction?

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.

Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.

The heat wave has come, and although it looks to be cooling off a little bit, when you’re outside baking in the sun, can you really feel the difference between 92 and 101?

On the heels of a similar warning about toxic algae found near the shores of Howard Amon Park in Richland, now the middle of Moses Lake gets a similar alert

The body of a Western Washington man who is believed to have drowned in Banks Lake late last month has been recovered.

Washington's economy is thriving, but the state ranked dead last in safety. That gap between prosperity and security is hard to ignore.

Cape Disappointment State Park sits where the Columbia River meets the Pacific, next to a coastline locals have called the Graveyard of the Pacific for good reason.