Four Washington cities made U.S. News and World Report list of the 250 best places to live in the US, with Sammamish taking a top spot.

Four Washington cities made U.S. News and World Report list of the 250 best places to live in the US, with Sammamish taking a top spot.

Four Washington cities made U.S. News and World Report list of the 250 best places to live in the US, with Sammamish taking a top spot.

Looking for the best Washington small city to live in? U.S. News ranking names Sammamish, WA among best in the country, as four Washington cities make top 250.

The Trump administration has eviscerated the expert class that generated alternative views in its best moments, and engaged in groupthink at its worst.

With about 232,560 people, Spokane is the most populous city in Washington on the "best places to live" list. The median home value there was listed at $404,436, and the median household income ...

CANTON, S.D. (KELO) — Hot summer days just got cooler in Canton. The city’s new pool opened Monday. The sound of kids splashing around at the city pool is back in Canton. Six-year-old R… ...

Walker argued that some people were sent to the wrong precinct to vote, and she believes some affidavit ballots were not counted. The fight was taken to city hall, where Walker's cousin and current ...

A Father’s Day Gospel Concert will be held Sunday, June 15 at Israel Baptist Church of Baltimore City, 1200 N. Washington Street and 2000 E. Preston Street, in memory of Lonnie Parker. Featured ...

What to Know Two Israeli Embassy staff were shot and killed in front of the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., Wednesday night as they left an event hosted by the American Jewish Committee.

Canton Police Department Police in Canton searched for an armed man on Wednesday after he allegedly made threats to a crew of workers and showed them he had a gun, police said.

3-year-old Berko Givens (WOIO) Canton police say 42-year-old Demetres S. Givens and 37-year-old Jamie L. Thompson showed up to the jail around 11:20 a.m. to turn themselves in.