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A SWAT team response Friday evening led to the closure of a busy Wenatchee street for more roughly eight hours. Officers with the Wenatchee Police Department initially responded to a report of shots fired from a residence in the 400 block of North Mission Street at around 5:15 p...

A man is in jail after police say he was found in possession of two bicycles that were recently stolen from a business in downtown Wenatchee. Officers with the Wenatchee Police Department say the bikes, which had a combined value of over $20,000, were taken from Arlberg Sports after its storefront windows were smashed out on Sept...

Wenatchee Police are asking for the public's assistance in helping them identify two men who got into an altercation involving a firearm at a grocery store over the weekend. The incident occurred at the Safeway in the 500 block of North Miller Street at around 9:15 p.m. on Sat...

Serve Wenatchee is tackling food insecurity and helping families send kids back to school with a new outfit and backpack over the next couple of months. Serve Wenatchee will partner with Grocery Outlet in Wenatchee's Independence From Hunger Campaign during July. In August, Serve Wenatchee joins CVCH (Columbia Valley Community Health), Numerica Credit Union, Community Health Plan, Molina Healthcare on the Clothes For The Classrooom distribution hosted by Saddlerock Church in Wenatchee

A family is still searching for a Wenatchee man who went missing back in April, with law enforcement encouraging them to go to local media for more leads.

Wenatchee Valley College and Confluence Health asked local police, fire and EMS agencies to take part in the exercise.

The Wenatchee Police Department (WPD) has successfully completed an accreditation program through the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs (WASPC). Capt. Edgar Reinfeld says completing the program certifies that the department is operating to the best of the state's current standards for law enforcement agencies...

This event is completely voluntary and will take place at Pybus Public Market on 7 N Worthen Street, Wenatchee on April 22, between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.

Around 11 a.m., Wenatchee Police Department closed off access to First Street and North Wenatchee Avenue to investigate a suspicious item left near the fountain.