Author Archives: Syndicated Content
Firefighters make good progress on growing wildfires burning on Colville Reservation
FERRY COUNTY, Wash. -- Firefighters are making good progress on two large wildfires burning on the Colville Reservation on Wednesday morning. According to Northwest Incident Management Team 7, as of W...
Sep 10, 2025
Trump demands death penalty for Charlotte train stabbing suspect
President Donald Trump demanded the suspect charged in the fatal stabbing of a 23-year-old Ukrainian woman be "awarded THE DEATH PENALTY."
Sep 10, 2025
School bus involved in crash along I-90 in Spokane
SPOKANE, Wash. -- A school bus was in a crash on I-90 Wednesday morning. The crash happened around 8 a.m. on I-90 at Freya Street. Traffic is backed up and drivers should expect delays. The crash was ...
Sep 10, 2025
'Here we go': Trump reacts after Russian drones shot down over Poland
President Trump offered his first reaction to Russia's drone incursion on Poland, which the country's military and European leaders condemned as "unprecedented."
Sep 10, 2025
Tree Fruit Industry Asked To Watch For Japanese Beetles
With harvest ramping up across the region, the Washington State Tree Fruit Association has a message for all growers, workers, or anyone in the orchard: "Be on the lookout for Japanese beetle.&qu...
Sep 10, 2025
Sugarbeet Harvest Under Way, Crop Looks “Phenomenal”
“I think we're going to have really great yields," Parrott said. "Our tonnage in sugar is looking really good so far. So, growers should be very happy." Continue reading&hel...
Sep 10, 2025
Washington Winter Wheat Planting Well Ahead Of Average
The first planting progress report for the 2026 winter wheat crop is out, and some level of progress is being reported Washington, Idaho and Oregon. Continue reading…
Sep 10, 2025
Farm Economy Very Difficult For Wheat Growers, Hennings Says
The farm economy is in poor shape across many commodities right now. One of the Northwest commodities struggling the most is wheat. Continue reading…
Sep 10, 2025
Discontinuation of Farm Labor Survey Seen as Win for Farm Country
Specialty crop growers scored, what many have called "a significant win" last week when the USDA announced its intention to discontinue the Farm Labor Survey. Continue reading…
Sep 10, 2025
Ag Trade Deficit Hit Another Record High in July
The U.S. agricultural trade deficit widened further in July. Agricultural exports lagged imports by $4.97 billion in July, a gap 9% wider than a year earlier. Continue reading…
Sep 10, 2025
