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PASCO, Wash. - The state of Washington has detected avian influenza for the first time this year at a commercial poultry operation in Franklin County. According to the Washington State Department of A...

BOISE, Idaho - A man who survived the state's attempt to execute him earlier this year has another date with the death chamber. An Ada County judge signed a new death warrant Tuesday for Thomas Creech...

SPOKANE, Wash. -- The Gonzaga women's basketball team was picked to finish first in the West Coast Conference in preseason polls. Graduate student Maud Huijbens and fifth year Yvonne Ejim were also na...

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A U.S. Navy fighter jet crashed east of Mount Rainier in Washington with two crew members onboard, military officials said. The EA-18G Growler aircraft, from Electronic Attack Squadron 130, went down ...

PULLMAN, Wash. - For most people, Pullman is just a tiny town surrounded by wheat fields, but for the coaches and players that make Washington State a quick stop in their career - it's a place they'll...

SPOKANE, Wash. --Time is up for landlords in Spokane to comply with a city law that requires them to register their properties or face the consequences. On October 14, Spokane City Council voted to re...

SPOKANE, Wash. -- If you drive eastbound on Interstate 90 in Spokane, plan for extra travel time Wednesday. The Washington Department of Transportation said crews are working to remove overhead lighti...

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Some people in the Hillyard neighborhood in North Spokane are not too happy with their newest, fluffy neighbors. Dozens of bunnies have moved into the Hillyard area, just a few block...

The University of Idaho student murders case has new developments including a change of venue, a new judge, a delayed trial date and challenges to the death penalty. Kirstin O'Connor talks to former h...