Every winter, Tacomans embark on a treasure hunt. The seekers are looking for Monkeyshines.

It’s been almost two years since a wildfire severely damaged an important irrigation canal in Central Washington. Now, a federal agency is deciding whether the canal might need emergency help.

A bill that would have made it easier for Washington’s farmworkers to form a union will not become law this year.

A mother and son were detained by ICE in Wenatchee after a check-in with U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.

Across the United States, bird species are on the decline. But in Washington, one program is hoping to create more habitat for birds — using ranches.

The Columbia Generating Station — the Northwest’s only nuclear power plant — is scheduled to come back online this week.

A Virginia-based lobby group is trying to change Idaho state funding for the state’s largest medical education program. They want to make it contingent on adopting policies that are against diversity, equity and inclusion programs. But educators who run the program say they already follow state law.

In Wenatchee, Washington, there's no Veterans Affairs center. That's left veterans struggling to find the resources they need. Now, one local group is now hosting a weekly game night to help build community among Wenatchee veterans.

A performing arts organization and hub for community activity in Tacoma is closing its doors at the end of June.

The Hanford Advisory Board helps federal and state agencies prioritize radioactive cleanup at the Hanford site in southeast Washington. But the work of these stakeholders and tribes has been hindered.