Author Archives: Syndicated Content
WATCH: Evolutionary biology professor Scott Solomon breaks down what changes the crew is experiencing in space and how those will manifest by the end of the mission.
Evolutionary biology professor Scott Solomon breaks down what changes the crew is experiencing in space and how those will manifest by the end of the mission.
Apr 02, 2026
Idaho Private Property Bill Signed Into Law
In a move reflecting a strong sense of local values, Idaho just tightened the reins on government access to private property. Continue reading…
Apr 02, 2026
Cougs Camping With Cows
While others hit the beaches, a unique crew from WSU traded sunbathing for cow-checking in the wilds above the Snake River. Continue reading…
Apr 02, 2026
Growing The Beef Herd Will Lead To Tighter Supplies
It's a tale of two industries—while ranchers are cashing in, packers are feeling the pinch. Let’s unpack this complex situation that impacts all of us. Continue reading…
Apr 02, 2026
No OT Conversations In Olympia Very Frustrating
As the dust settles from Olympia, farmers are left wondering about the future of Ag overtime—what was supposed to be a big topic didn't make the agenda. Continue reading…
Apr 02, 2026
Focus On Fruit: Expectations For 2026
What is the expectation for the local tree fruit industry in 2026? The Washington State Tree Fruit Association's Jon DeVaney shares his insights in today's Focus On Fruit. Continue reading&h...
Apr 02, 2026
Celebrating The Nation’s Birthday With Potatoes
From the fields of Idaho to the heart of South Dakota, this monumental potato display is a delicious slice of American heritage. Continue reading…
Apr 02, 2026
Grazing Action Plan Launched To Help Ranchers, Food Supply
In a move that could reshape ranching, officials are cutting through the red tape. Let’s take a closer look at what this means for the ranching community. Continue reading…
Apr 02, 2026
OPINION: A Tough Farm Economy Demands Action from Congress
As farmers face rising costs and declining income, the heart of our agricultural community feels the strain. Here’s what’s happening on the ground. Continue reading…
Apr 02, 2026
STCU will build new branch on site of burned down US Bank in Spokane
SPOKANE, Wash - STCU will soon begin construction on its 52nd branch location, this one on the site where a US Bank burned down in 2024. An equipment malfunction caused a fire that destroyed the bank ...
Apr 02, 2026
