Author Archives: Syndicated Content

SPOKANE, Wash - A Gonzaga basketball player whose transfer waiver was denied by the NCAA will challenge the decision in court, saying in part that his time at a junior college should not impact his el...

In 2024, the Washington Department of Ecology decided to do a water adjudication in Whatcom County, impacting both surface and ground water. Continue reading…

On October 9th, Northwest Cherries announced the final numbers of the 2025 season, a crop that ended up being larger than estimated. Continue reading…

With cooler weather of the fall comes an increase in the number of bird flu cases across North America and here in the Northwest, thanks the migration patterns of wild waterfowl. Continue reading&hell...

Idaho FFA Reporter Anna Hernandez says one of the best things about joining a local chapter is the opportunity to learn something new and try something different every day. Continue reading…

This week, the state of Oregon is recognizing the vital role community banks play in supporting families, small businesses, and communities across the state. Continue reading…

USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins recently acknowledged the government shutdown is holding up emergency farm aid. Continue reading…

The top Senate Republican is privately warning the White House that American farmers, a key GOP constituency, will continue to suffer if the Trump administration doesn’t reopen the flow of cert...

Senate Energy and Natural Resources Chair Mike Lee is resurrecting an old idea to shake up the Forest Service: Get the agency out of the Department of Agriculture. Continue reading…

Officials in Mexico continue to struggle with New World Screwworm. From mid-August through mid-September, officials reported almost 32% more cases of New World Screwworm, totaling over 6,700 cases. Co...