Author Archives: Syndicated Content

PULLMAN, Wash. -- Washington State University is limiting Greek events due to increases of people falling from heights and substance misuse. WSU says it will be temporarily pausing social events with ...

An Oregon judge has ordered changes to hydropower dam operations on the Columbia and Snake rivers, claiming current federal plans would further harm salmon runs. Continue reading…

With horticulture sales soaring to over $18 billion, it’s clear that this green industry is blossoming like never before. Continue reading…

You might be surprised to learn that Idaho's potato fields might be using a lot less water than we thought—up to 40% less, to be exact. Continue reading…

Measles cases have topped 1,000 in the United States for the third time in 26 years, CDC data shows.

Big changes are brewing at WSU’s research vineyard, promising exciting developments for grape growers and students alike. Continue reading…

A wheat farmer from Ritzville shares insights on how the latest session may have fallen short—but there are still wins to discuss. Continue reading…

President Donald Trump weighed in on the latest developments as tensions with Iran continued to increase amid a massive U.S. military buildup.

SPOKANE, Wash -- A Spokane dog recently found himself in a sticky situation. According to a Facebook post, a dog named Rusty got stuck between two buildings in the Riverside neighborhood last Saturday...

With new tariffs in play, some goods are safe while others aren't. What can the farming industry expect now, and down the road? Continue reading…