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Economists say rising prices continue to outpace wages, straining the middle class as consumer confidence remains low heading into the new year.

On Monday, the Supreme Court will weigh in on President Trump's attempt to fire a Federal Trade Commission member. Additionally, Trump is expected to unveil a $12 billion farm aid package and address beef prices.

The state of the economy remains a top issue for Americans, and President Trump wants them to know that his administration is not letting up on this issue.

Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson and his staff are trying to whittle down a state budget proposal to compensate for a billion-dollar shortfall. Earlier, the governor said his proposal will focus on cuts only — not new taxes.

The Agriculture Secretary said the department would be withholding benefits to states because of requests for names and immigration status of aid recipients being denied.

Households across the United States are gathering the ingredients needed for Thanksgiving dinner. New data show grocery prices have increased by 29% since February 2020. Here to talk about what is being done to keep food costs lower is Jessica Christiansen of Bayer Crop Science Communications.

Nearly two years after a woman was randomly attacked at a Tacoma park, the city is recognizing the Good Samaritans that helped save her life.

The long overdue September Jobs Report are finally out and while the data is stale, it still shows a The long-overdue September jobs report is finally out, and while the data is stale, it still shows a resilient job market amid tariffs and stubborn inflation.

Hundreds of families lined up at the Tacoma Dome for the annual turkey giveaway, a partnership between Coordinated Care, Tacoma Police, and many others to ensure families can have a holiday meal.

The National Retail Federation is predicting holidays sales will surpass the $1 trillion mark.

As we gear up for the holiday season, retail stores are hiring to make sure they're staffed up.

All this food uncertainty comes as we near one of the biggest holidays focused on food: Thanksgiving.

The Seattle Department of Transportation announced that new parking rates will start Monday.

The Supreme Court of the United States is expected to hear arguments over the legality of President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs.

Washington is one of the states that signed onto a lawsuit against the Trump administration to fund SNAP. While it's unclear how quickly SNAP families will get access to those funds, leaders in our state are looking to fill in the gaps.

President Trump says he won't be present on Wednesday when the Supreme Court of the United States hears arguments over whether to uphold the tariffs he imposed on imports back in April.

The government shutdown is on pace to become the longest shutdown in United States history on record.

Seattle City Council will meet to discuss an emergency proclamation by Mayor Bruce Harrell to find $8 million worth of food programs through the end of the year.

As the government shutdown continues, American families are at risk of losing their SNAP benefits — formerly known as food stamps. Now, organizations in Washington state are stepping up to make sure children don’t go hungry.