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Diddy responds to Lil Rod's lawsuit.

The deal is in partnership with Roc Nation and Meg's Hot Girl Productions.

Durk's trial is scheduled to begin next week.

Deijae Jester was 15 at the time of Pop's murder.

This time birds are joining the world of Zootopia.

Star Wars is back on Disney+ next January.

The trial will begin next week.

Finally, it’s happening.

Thor and the Avengers better watch out.

Plus some new characters debut in the latest Disney+ series.

Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.

The annual suicide awareness concert and fundraiser is coming back for another amazing night of music, drinks, helping great organizations, and celebrating...

Based on the game franchise, the show will air on Disney+ and Disney Channel.

Plus: ‘Coco’ is coming to ‘Kingdom Hearts IV.’

The new suburban dino horror film is an absolute blast.

The heat wave has come, and although it looks to be cooling off a little bit, when you’re outside baking in the sun, can you really feel the difference between 92 and 101?

On the heels of a similar warning about toxic algae found near the shores of Howard Amon Park in Richland, now the middle of Moses Lake gets a similar alert

Alas, it is not morphin’ time.

The new ‘Star Wars’ movie is coming to a streaming service near you.

Cape Disappointment State Park sits where the Columbia River meets the Pacific, next to a coastline locals have called the Graveyard of the Pacific for good reason.

You might be surprised how your idle gadgets are costing you — not in dollars, but in energy that adds up over time.

Sometimes the most quoteable parts of movies were made up spontaneously on the set.

A four minute clip circulating on social media is getting a lot of online buzz.

Ever found yourself on a busy trail, wondering about the right way to share the space? A little courtesy goes a long way in the great outdoors.

Credit card skimmers cost Americans more than 1 billion dollars a year, and they're not just a big-city problem anymore.

The Farmers Almanac is already calling its shot on winter 2026 and 2027, and if you live in the Pacific Northwest, the forecast is anything but straightforward.

You might want to keep an eye on those surprise packages showing up at your door; they could be more than just a harmless delivery.