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Tired of paying out the ying yang to keep your house heated? we got some helpful tips and tricks to stay warm. Or as we like to call them Redneck Life hacks.

Feeling like you're losing sleep over the heatwave? You probably are, but we did some research and found plenty of ways to help you cool off at night and get a full night's rest.

Hit the water before summer is over, load up your boats, jet ski, or anything you love having out on the water, and make memories for a lifetime. We found the best lakes or you to enjoy around Washington some water sports

It's exhausting trying to find a way to beat the heat in the Yakima Valley especially if you don't have air conditioning. Doing our best to survive last summer we found 5 places you can cool off.

The summer heat is closing in on the Yakima Valley, you can't stay inside all day with the beautiful weather. So we found five meals that can help you cool off in the Yakima Valley Heat.

They also say you need a fire escape plan that you practice with your family.

I recommend you stay inside as much as possible to avoid air stagnation.

A website called DumbLaws.com points out some of the ludicrous statutes across all 50 of the United States. If you're about to get all uppity about how "progressive" Washington is and how our state is immune to the backwards thinking that seems to affect other states check yourself, because you're wrong...

SPOKANE (AP) -- The National Weather Service says the lowest temperatures of the season so far are expected Tuesday night in Eastern Washington. Forecasters expect lows of 3 to 9 degrees, and highs Wednesday won't get out of the teens...

SEATTLE (AP) -- Forecasters say Arctic air moving into the Northwest will push temperatures below normal in many areas into New Year's Day, and the Yakima Valley will not be spared. But the National Weather Service says the air is dry, and clear skies should keep significant snow away from Washington and Oregon until possibly next weekend...