Washington State News Network

That rough stretch of I-5 near Vancouver just got a major facelift. Crews spent the summer transforming concrete into smooth asphalt.

A wanted man decided the best way to avoid Richland Police was to head straight into the Yakima River and try to swim away. Guess what happened next?

Washington's beaches have already shed over 162,000 pounds of garbage this year alone, and volunteers aren't done yet.

If you like watching athletes push themselves to the limit in the IRONMAN, there's good news this morning for the Tri-Cities.

Lake Chelan and nearby towns are packed with weekend getaway options from the Tri-Cities this autumn, each with its own flavor.

Meet your local firefighters and pick up real safety knowledge at Kennewick's Fire Prevention Week events scattered across the community this October.

Nearly half of diners now prefer eating before 5 p.m., and restaurants are noticing the shift in reservation patterns.

Seattle's coffee culture runs deep, but it turns out Orlando's coffee lovers are actually spending more on their daily brew.

Turns out some people find pianos on the side of the road and actually know how to play them.

A stolen vehicle running from area law enforcement was not ready to give up this morning until it crashed through a fence.

A new WalletHub study looked at student debt across the country, and Washington landed near the bottom of the list at 48th overall, which is a good thing.