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Ten area organizations were among 671 that received grant funding this year from the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation and nonprofit ArtsFund.

HERMISTON — Oregon had the fourth highest rate of car theft among states and the District of Columbia in 2022, according to a ranking by the National Insurance Crime Bureau,

Advocates say that rent stabilization is the key to relief, but efforts to do so died in the 2023 legislative session.

LACEY, Wash. - The Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (UTC) announced railroad crossing and safety improvements for Walla Walla County and Yakima County on Tuesday.

<em>Seattle Met</em> Executive Editor Allecia Vermillion shares her favorite bites of 2023, from omakase to churros.

We review two different American Single Malts from Copperworks Distillery in Seattle, including one that's certified Salmon-Safe.

Today, showers move across the region in a mostly scattered fashion besides a band that will move from the Cascades to the Idaho border from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

A picture-perfect Christmas Monday is set to transition to a potentially messy morning commute overnight into Tuesday.

ENTERPRISE — As John the Baptist baptized Jesus, John said, “He must become greater; I must become less.”

Dickinson was the only Warrior to start all 19 games this year.