Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Don Lemon's lawyers say the government had "vindictive motivations" in charging him in connection with an anti-iCE protest at at church.

A federal appeals court has issued a ruling blocking the construction of President Trump's $400 million White House ballroom, saying congressional approval is needed.

Reservoirs in the Yakima Basin are 57% full and dropping. Junior water rights holders are getting 58% of their water allocation this month, a slight bump from July. Continue reading…

President Trump is moving forward with his attempt to remove Lisa Cook from the Federal Reserve over unproven allegations of mortgage fraud, sources say.

Senate farm bill talks broke down Thursday over a disagreement on SNAP cost-sharing. Democrats wanted a two-year delay before states chip in. Republicans offered one year. The committee recessed witho...

WSU's Jim Harbertson works on something most wine drinkers never think about: tannin management. He recently shared his research goals through the Wine Minute segment. Continue reading…

Dry summer heat is taking a toll on pastures from the Pacific Coast to the Great Plains. Nationwide, only one in four acres of rangeland is rated good to excellent right now, and the numbers keep slip...

When budgets are tight, Colleen Donovan says the local farmers market is a great way for consumers to save money on fresh local products. Continue reading…

Three Zoom meetings this month give Washington hunters a chance to hear about roughly 60 proposed rule changes covering deer, elk, moose, waterfowl, turkey, and more, ahead of the 2027 to 2029 seasons...

Forty students earned a shot at national FFA office this fall, including Livvy Sturm from Oregon and Joshua Nelson from Idaho, who will face a nine-student interview panel at the national convention. ...