Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Spokane, WASH. -- Firefighters from the incident command team for the Spokane area fires gave an update on the number of structures and homes damaged or destroyed. The California Interagency Incident ...

Deaths and critical injuries in Washington's child welfare system continued to decline this spring, after a record high in 2025 that had lawmakers considering changing state law. Six children died and...

SPOKANE, Wash. -- The Westgate Park playground in northwest Spokane is a total loss from the Spokane Complex Fire, according to Park and Recreation. As of Wednesday, Parks and Rec says most parks prev...

SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. -- An e-bike rider died in a crash with a car Monday in Spokane Valley. According to the Spokane County Sheriff's Office, deputies were called to the intersection of Progress Roa...

Oregon farmers and ranchers hit by drought or wildfire have several USDA programs available, covering everything from replanting orchards to hauling water for livestock. Your local USDA Service Center...

Pacific Northwest wheat growers store grain longer than almost anyone else in the country, which makes pest management more important here than most places. Continue reading…

A federal tax break for wildfire and disaster victims passed the House but got stuck in the Senate, and Oregon's Ron Wyden isn't letting it go quietly. Continue reading…

Washington farmers, there's $4.3 million sitting on the table right now to help cover the cost of new farm equipment. First come, first served. Continue reading…

School libraries sitting empty all summer while kids fall behind on reading is a problem Senator Jeff Merkley says his new legislation is trying to fix. Continue reading…

Nearly 214,000 underground utility strikes happened last year, and most of them could have been avoided with one simple phone call before digging. Continue reading…