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Sydney Sweeney didn't just post about the Spokane wildfires — she showed up, served food, and brought groceries. There's more to that story.

The couple who built the Gorge Amphitheatre from scratch isn't done yet — and their next project might surprise you.

A local dam has been quietly generating power since the early '30s, but you might not know its remarkable backstory.

Navigating Washington's licensing system may surprise you – it's not the DMV you remember. Stay tuned for some tips that could save you time.

Just three days after a developer announced plans for a data center in Cle Elum, the city council called it an emergency and hit pause on the whole idea.

After two shootings rattled Seattle in the same week, eleven major event groups sent the mayor a letter that's hard to ignore.

There's a proper full-height IMAX screen sitting right at the Seattle Science Center, and it's not showing movies. That detail is starting to frustrate a few people in the film world.

Somewhere between a Nirvana set and a Beastie Boys closer, October in Moses Lake is about to feel a whole lot like 1995.

A half-gallon of milk, a six-pack of Heineken, a haircut — Seattle ranks near the top of the country for all of it, and a new national index just laid out the numbers.

The Yakima Nation called it sacred ground. A solar company called it a business opportunity. That tension never really got resolved.