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SPOKANE, Wash. - When the weather starts warming up, many people will start to take their bikes out of storage.

It will be soggy for the next few days in the Inland Northwest! Early Wednesday morning, you might wake up to snow on the ground. However, that snow will have

OLYMPIA — A proposed state law to cap annual rent increases was halted Monday, with less than two weeks left before Washingtons legislative session. The bill has been one of the most …

SPOKANE, WA -- With the Presidential primary fast approaching on March 12, ballots have already been sent out to Washingtons registered voters.

Child marriage is still legal in Washington state but that could soon change. 

TRI-CITIES, Wash.- Numerica Credit Union is donating $20,000 to be used for literacy programs and childrens books. Numerica will celebrate by hosting free Kids Book Parties throughout the region.

OLYMPIA — Dave Reich, executive director of the Washington Economic Revenue and Forecast Council, provided an updated economic forecast for the state during the council’s regular Feb. 14 revenue review meeting in Olympia. “I think that's probably the main message, is it's not a recession,” Reich said. “That's not part of our base case, but just a slowly growing economy.” Reich elaborated on what it means to forecast a slow-growth economy. “Nationally that means slow...

SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. - Actors from around the area gathered to audition for roles as 1519 era renaissance actors.

The rent stabilization bill, which aimed to limit yearly residential rent increases to 7%, has reached an impasse in the state legislature.

WSU football coach Jake Dickert was in the Tri-Cities Friday for a "Night with Cougar Athletics."