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Durante su sesión del 6 de mayo, el Concejo de Richland aprobó firmar una carta sobre la participación de atletas transgénero en el deporte femenino. (Imagen de la sesión virtual del Concejo).

Concejo de Richland apoya carta acerca de la participación de atletas transgénero en el deporte femenino

Johanna Bejarano May 9, 2025

The Richland City Council meeting held on May 6 generated a large turnout from the community. The Council was discussing the signing of a letter regarding transgender athlete participation in women's and girls' sports. (Credit: Richland City’s meeting screenshot)

Richland City Council supports letter addressing transgender athletes’ participation in girls’ sports

Johanna Bejarano May 9, 2025

Crowds gather for first Moscow Farmers Market of the season

Rachel Sun May 8, 2025

Gerald Lewis, the chairman of the Yakama Nation Tribal Council, speaks at a celebration for the transfer of parts of Springwood Ranch to tribal and state co-ownership and co-management. (Credit: Courtney Flatt / NWPB)

Springwood Ranch: First Washington land co-owned, managed by a tribe and the state

Courtney Flatt May 7, 2025

A man looks at a glass shelf with dozens of brightly colored cannabis products on display.

As Washington cannabis grows, certificate programs spring up

Lauren Paterson May 6, 2025

Two students sit at a table with newspapers on it

Whitman College’s student newspaper publishes cease-and-desist letter from dean

Susan Shain May 6, 2025

A stack of fans are on a black background. The fans have an illustration of a person with a red handprint across their face. The words "missing murdered Indigenous people" is printed below the illustration.

Kalispel Tribe honors missing Indigenous people

NWPB May 6, 2025

A sign that reads "Work zone speed limit photo enforced" is propped up against a pole. The sign is white and has a picture of a camera on it.

Washington transportation department implements speed cameras in work zones

Lauren Gallup May 6, 2025

As wind turbines get too old, their blades often end up in landfills. Now, researchers at Washington State University have found a way to recycle the blades and create new plastics at the same time. (Credit: Dan Brekke, Flickr Creative Commons)

New process could help recycle wind turbine blades

Courtney Flatt May 5, 2025

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