North Central Washington

Draft Mania Begins The 2025 NFL Draft starts Thursday, and the Seattle Seahawks are scheduled to pick #18 in the first round of the draft this year.   If you’ve followed the Seahawks, even only remotely, over the past decade, you’ll know the offensive line has always been a touchy subject for Seahawks fans – and for good reason. Over the past five seasons...

Wenatchee Police are still looking for a man who has been missing for two years.   Investigators say they're still seeking information that could lead to the discovery of Travis Coleman, who was 39-years-old when he was last seen at his apartment on Montana Street in Wenatchee during the late afternoon of April 22nd, 2023. ...

The Chelan-Douglas Community Action Council (CDCAC) raised $3,275 in its "Over The Edge" fundraiser at the Residence Inn - Wenatchee, Saturday. Executive Director Alan Walker says Over The Edge approached the CDCAC to bring this event to Wenatchee...

A Wenatchee man earns first place for his fiction piece in the annual Write On The River competition. Peter O'Cain earns first place in the fiction competition for his work "The Orchardarians," while Kristen Rush-Kennedy of Wenatchee earned second place for "The Stillness of Eva Spero...

Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife releases it's annual report of gray wolf populations. The 2024 report shows a dip in overall population, but the amount of packs grew by one last year. According to WDFW Statewide Wolf Specialist Ben Maletzke, It's a good sign wolf recovery efforts are working, but there is work to do. ...

A blood moon is on the rise this evening. No, there's no vampires or werewolves about tonight, sorry "Twighlight" fans. For the first time since 2022, there will be a total Lunar eclipse visible in North America. For Wenatchee, you can view the "blood moon" around 10 p...

Expert meteorologist warns of uncertainty in snow totals at Stevens Pass - prepare for potential impacts on travel and outdoor activities.

Along with football and falling leaves, autumn also provides an excellent opportunity to see migrating salmon in Washington State. All species of salmon are anadromous, and their long and perilous journeys from the Pacific Ocean to the rivers and streams of Washington begins in the summertime...

National Weather Service Meteorologist Miranda Cote a low pressure trough will bring temperatures down from the mid 90s.

Rain and thunderstorms present hazards this time of year in the region because they bring the risk of wildfires.