Washington State

Think you know Washington State's grilling rules? These Eight meats are illegal to barbecue

Although earthquakes happen all over the world there are definitely some places which have a greater frequency of considerable seismic activity than others, and Washington State is certainly one of them. Despite not being rocked nearly as much as its Pacific Coast sister in statehood, California, or other hotspots for big temblors around the globe like Japan, China or Iran, the Evergreen State has

Here are some true stories from some truly creepy places in Washington State.

Some fees are already in place, but the new inflation fees are effective May 2025.

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Embark on a journey through time as you explore the remnants of Washington State's coal mining past at Melmont Ghost Town.

Walmart is one of the better stores to go to because it is the true personification of the superstore.

There are several roads in Washington State that can be dangerous to drive but there is one road in Washington that is known by locals as the “highway of Death”. State route 522.

A little-known bit of information about Seattle is that city law allows you to be naked anywhere at any time

In the beginning, Native American tribes and emigrants traveled the route on foot, horseback, and by wagon - maneuvering their way through what we now know as Snoqualmie pass. Today, thousands of people make the trip every hour.

The bass guitar has given us the the legendary grooves of James Jamerson to the innovative sounds of FLEA in The Red-Hot Chili Peppers. Learn how this instrument has ties to Washington State.

Washington State has had its share of unsolved mysteries over the years. One that stands out and still baffles many to this day is the “Maury Island Incident,” which happened a few days before the famous Roswell UFO event.