August Frank
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The Lewiston Tribune
College leaders say they’re working with community stakeholders to find options to keep in-person workforce training in Clarkston. They also expect to announce staff cuts next week.
Katie G. Cotterill
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Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium
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Courtesy: Rye DevelopmentAn old aluminum smelter has sat abandoned on the Columbia River’s banks for two decades. Now, energy developers could help fast-track part of the cleanup. -
John Froschauer/AP PhotoA minor has been charged with four counts of assault in the first degree with a deadly weapon enhancement following a stabbing at Foss High School in Tacoma on Thursday afternoon. -
Courtesy: McCoy OatmanNative American people face a higher rate of type 2 diabetes than the general population. Several regional tribes are offering diabetes management programs to help patients fight those odds.
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Doug Wilson, the senior pastor of Christ Church, recently held a town hall in Moscow, Idaho. His leadership of Christ Church has received more attention as Pete Hehgseth, the U.S. Defense Secretary, has been tied to Wilson's movement. -
Meet Ruthie, a 2-year-old Border collie who is Walla Walla's new goose-mitigation dog. -
Bobbing their heads in the blustery spring breeze, balsamroot looks a bit like a posy of shrunken sunflowers. Wildflowers across the Northwest are blooming right now, and the display won’t last long. -
There are now two books at the Richland Public Library that definitely don’t have that new book smell. They were last checked out in the 1960s. -
It’s been a couple of months since construction crews in the Tri-Cities removed an earthen land bridge. It blocked water at the mouth of the Yakima River. Now, people are celebrating the free flow of the river through its delta. -
A new project is trying to tag Northwest butterflies with high-tech electronic tags to learn more about their migration. -
Non-academic student workers at Western Washington University can unionize, doubling bargaining unitA new state law allows other kinds of student workers, including front desk attendants, lifeguards and custodial staff, to unionize. But that law only applies at Western Washington University in Bellingham. -
An early fundraising leader has emerged from the crowd of candidates battling to succeed retiring Republican Congressman Dan Newhouse in central Washington. -
Doctors are needed everywhere — but especially in rural and historically underserved populations. Washington State University hosted an event to show students how they can get into medicine. -
The NPR and Classical service KNWR 90.7 FM will continue to be off air through the weekend. The radio tower and transmission system, located on Naneum Ridge near Wenatchee, has suffered structural damage, likely due to recent severe winter .
