Jacqueline Brewster, a dedicated Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) teacher at New Horizons High School in Pasco, was named ...

It would be 14 years before investigators got their first break in the case and another 25 before they had a suspect.

In a recent ruling, a federal judge blocked a Washington law that would have forced clergy to report child abuse disclosed during confessions, upholding the sanctity of religious practices.

In a heated response, Senator Paul Harris criticizes OSPI's decision to dispose of special education complaint records after ...

Long-term care spending in Washington has exploded, now taking up half of the DSHS budget as the state faces rising costs and ...

In a surprising twist, Maverick Gaming, which runs the Crazy Moose and Coyote Bob's casinos, has filed for Chapter 11 ...

With a $13.4 million deficit looming, Spokane's financial future looks shaky as city leaders confront rising costs and ...

In a pivotal ruling, the Washington Supreme Court decided that foreign convictions won't count in sentencing, changing the case for Matthew Lewis and raising safety concerns in the community.

Kennewick, Richland, and Pasco's history comes alive with a nod to the region’s commercial growth and the Hanford facility's ...

States like California and Arizona are challenging the Trump administration’s decision to cut FEMA’s disaster preparedness program, citing concerns for public safety amid ongoing wildfire threats.

With nearly $13.8 million in federal grants on hold, Washington's technical colleges struggle to support adult education and ...

A new open bidding system for ferries in Washington could save taxpayers $357 million, but local shipyards worry about ...