summer

Getting the kids (and adults) away from the computers, tablets, video games, TVs, etc., is already a task on its own, but then getting them to go outside to do anything is another challenge.

With conflicting signals swirling in the atmosphere, this summer’s forecast is shaping up to be a real head-scratcher.

National Parks are some of the most natural and beautiful places we can visit in our country, and luckily, Washington State has quite a few that you can visit.

Heading out to float the river this summer? Get out on the lazy lake to relax, take in the sun, and forget your troubles. Well, be careful...

Some of these complaints about Wild Waves Theme & Water Park in Federal Way are the hilarious plot twist we didn't see coming!

Those comfy cotton shirts could be doing more harm than good in the pool. Let's talk about what to wear instead.

The kids grow up so fast, so don't let the summer fly by without taking them somewhere fun and easy. *awww*

As the heat wave hits, many are wondering how to stay cool without breaking the bank. A few small adjustments could make a big difference.

Washington State has no set minimum age for leaving kids home alone, but experts recommend caution depending on your child’s maturity.

No one is immune to these dangers. Even in the sun and fun, there are some serious health risks and situations to stay aware of.

This article includes 5 summer recipes for grilled chicken (or baked chicken) you can make with locally grown Yakima Cherries! Cherry season starts in June!

If you’ve ever dreamed of owning your own water park, listen up because Costco just made it weirdly possible.