Author Archives: Syndicated Content
Oregon Hosting Meetings To Address Insurance & Wildfires
State officials are hosting free sessions across Oregon to help wildfire-prone homeowners navigate insurance troubles and find coverage options. Continue reading…
Oct 16, 2026
Farm Bureau: Use Caution When It Comes To Section 180 Deductions
Farmers banking on residual fertility tax breaks could face major IRS pushback and unexpected bills down the road. Continue reading…
Oct 16, 2026
OSP Investigating Elk Poached In Yamhill County
Poachers left behind a five-by-five bull elk in Gopher Valley. State police are asking the community for help solving it. Continue reading…
Oct 16, 2026
Data Centers, Farm Country's New Neighbor
Data centers are moving into farm country, forcing tough choices between immediate income and long-term food security. Continue reading…
Oct 16, 2026
Lamb Producers Make Case for Import Safeguards
American sheep farmers are fighting back against a "flood of imports" that's squeezed their profits and market share over the past two decades. Continue reading…
Oct 16, 2026
National FFA Convention Set To Draw 70,000-Plus To Indianapolis
Over 70,000 FFA members are heading to Indianapolis next week for the biggest agricultural education event of the year. Continue reading…
Oct 16, 2026
Spokane man sentenced to five years in prison for possessing sexually explicit pictures and videos of children
SPOKANE, Wash - A man found in possession of hundreds of sexually explicit images of children will spend five years in federal prison. The U.S. Attorney's Office of Eastern Washington announced Friday...
Oct 16, 2026
Local fire marshals, cities lift burn restrictions for Spokane County
SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash - With the change in weather and seasons, fire marshals and cities in Spokane County are lifting burn restrictions that have been in place since early summer. As of Friday, recrea...
Oct 16, 2026
WATCH: How inflation could impact the midterm elections
ABC News' Elizabeth Schulze shares what voters are saying about the rising cost of living and how this issue could be a liability for Republican candidates in November.
Oct 16, 2026
Trump administration accused of fast-tracking migrant children's asylum cases
Immigrant advocacy groups have sued the Trump administration to stop what they call a "cruel and unlawful scheme" to fast-track migrant children's asylum cases.
Oct 16, 2026
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