Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Three Whitman County cattle operators — Greg, Dan, and Doug Stout — face a $48,000 fine after state inspectors found damaged fencing and destroyed native plantings along Steptoe Creek. C...

Farmers and water users in Washington could face longer waits and higher costs on irrigation projects after a state agency quietly shifted how it interprets hydrogeology licensing requirements. Contin...

Washington diesel climbed 13 cents in a single week to $5.96 a gallon, part of a nationwide price surge tied to refinery disruptions caused by Ukrainian strikes on Russian facilities. Continue reading...

SPOKANE, Wash. - Tickets for eight special engagements in Broadway Spokane's 2026-27 STCU Best of Broadway season go on sale to the public at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, July 22. According to WestCoast Ente...

Washington State University researchers studying fruit flies may have found a biological clue to why seasonal affective disorder and other mood-related conditions tend to follow the calendar. Continue...

A network of cameras using artificial intelligence is now watching for smoke across BLM lands in Oregon and Washington — and fire chiefs say catching a fire in its first minutes makes all the d...

Eastern Idaho families got a rare look inside the University of Idaho's Aberdeen Research Center Wednesday night, where scientists are quietly working on the next generation of potatoes, wheat, a...

AgriSafe Network's Linda Emmanuel says asking a farmer directly if they're having thoughts of suicide doesn't plant the idea — research shows it often gives them the opening they...

An agricultural economist with the American Farm Bureau broke down why so many farmers are struggling right now — and why recent federal funding, while helpful, may not be enough to close the g...

Mexico's ambassador to the U.S. says the clock is ticking on the USMCA review, with new trade talks scheduled for Tuesday in Mexico City between U.S. and Mexican officials. Continue reading&helli...