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Did you know owning wild animals comes with a hefty cost if not time in jail? Here are five animals you can't legally own in Washington state, if you do you could land in some serious trouble.

Students go back to the classroom in the Yakima School District and the West Valley School District.

It happened to a driver in Idaho and something wild like that could even happen here in Washington state.

Here is what the Washington state law says about it.

The chief says "as in any relationship, open and honest communication is the hallmark of the trust the community."

Call McCormick's headquarters to get a refund, but don't be a Karen!

Safety first!

They've posted a few tips to help make sure your place is robbery proof. These three tips will at least make a criminal think twice of breaking into your place.

The folks at SecurityBaron.com have crunched the numbers using data from the FBI to determine the safest cities in the state of Washington.

Apparently sales of bulletproof backpacks are on the rise. Would you, or have you, purchased one for your kid?

If state patrol catches you on your phone or doing other "distracted driving" actions, then you'll get in big old fat trouble, with a capital T.

Fireworks are allowed under certain restrictions in Granger, Harrah, Mabton, Moxee and Zillah. Fireworks are banned in the cities of Yakima, Selah and Sunnyside.