Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Spokane police expand park patrols to combat crime this summer
SPOKANE, Wash. - As summer nears and Spokane's parks fill with the sights and sounds of children playing, a less welcome reality still lurks in the background: illegal camping, drug use, and violent c...
www.kxly.com - RSS Results in news/local-news of type article May 19, 2025

Trump headed to Capitol Hill to help Johnson sway hard-liners to support his agenda
It's crunch time in the House, where the next 48 hours will test House Speaker Mike Johnson's leadership like never before.
ABC News: Top Stories May 19, 2025

911 services down for people in Pend Oreille County
PEND OREILLE COUNTY, Wash. -- UPDATE 4 p.m. on May 19 - 911 services are back up and running for 509-422, 509-455, and 509-466 numbers, according to the Pend Oreille County Sheriff's Office. ORIGINAL:...
www.kxly.com - RSS Results in news/local-news of type article May 19, 2025

Third suspect arrested over fires at properties linked to UK prime minister
A third man has been arrested in connection with a series of fires targeting property linked to U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer
ABC News: Top Stories May 19, 2025

Drought Continues To Spread Across Washington, Ecology Says
According to the state Department of Ecology, drought conditions continue in central Washington and may be developing in the northern and even western parts of the state. And the recent Wat...
Glenn Vaagen May 19, 2025

Ag Fuel Exemption Fix Signed By Ferguson
Last week, Washington Governor Bob Ferguson signed legislation to give the agricultural community the farm fuel exemptions they were promised when the Climate Commitment Act was passed a few years ago...
Glenn Vaagen May 19, 2025

Future of Farming: Addressing Ag Illiteracy
Ag illiteracy is becoming more of a problem across the United State. Levi Kukes talks about how FFA looks to address that problem head on. If you have a story idea for the PNW Ag Net...
Glenn Vaagen May 19, 2025

U Of I Meat Science Facility Continues To Take Shape
The latest effort on the University of Idaho’s list of capital projects is the Meat Science Innovation Center, honoring Ron Richard. Work continues on this $14 million ...
Glenn Vaagen May 19, 2025

WDFW Investigating Multiple Depredations In A Single Day
The Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife said last week it is considering a period of evaluation following repeated livestock depredations. This comes following a series of depredati...
Glenn Vaagen May 19, 2025

Richland, WA Farm Labor Contractor Fined Over $1M
Last week, the Washington Department of Labor and Industry fined Pacific Agri Services LLC $1.25 million for operating without a license. L&I said the investigation started in Augus...
Glenn Vaagen May 19, 2025

