Weather

Last night on I-90 (Monday), an Army vehicle rolled over into the median and ended up on its top after losing control.

Ever notice how some trees in Washington hold onto their leaves until the first really cold night, and then suddenly, they all drop at once?

If you’re planning to head over the Cascades this week, it’s time to keep an eye on the forecast, especially if you are driving.

Drivers heading north on SR-509 (Wednesday) yesterday afternoon hit more than just slow traffic; they hit standing water.

If you’re planning to dress up, light up the jack-o’-lanterns, or head out for trick-or-treating, you might need to be prepared to get wet.

Colorful leaf piles look like autumn magic, until you realize they’re not as harmless as they seem.

If you stepped outside in the Spokane area this morning, you had to fight through some thick fog no matter where you went.

It’s shaping up to be a chilly week across Washington’s mountain passes, with both the Cascades and Blue Mountains getting fresh rounds of snow.

Enjoy the last of the quiet fall weather while you can, because it is not going to last much longer.

After a stretch of cool but mostly dry weather, it looks like Washington is about to get a fresh soaking.