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One of the oldest and largest U.S.-owned forage companies has filed a petition for Chapter 11 bankruptcy relief. The hay industry that once appeared to be baling green cash is deeply struggling.
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Over the past two years in Tacoma, the name of one voter-approved citizens’ initiative — the Landlord Fairness Code — has garnered both cheers of support and cries of opposition.
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Gas prices dropped to under $3 a gallon nationally, which is the lowest since May of 2021. But in the Northwest, those changes are less pronounced.
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Climate change is causing hotter and drier summers in the Northwest. Scientists are trialing exotic species of Christmas trees to see if they fair better than native varieties amid regional droughts.
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Wildfires, not cars or buildings, are the biggest source of greenhouse gas emissions in Chelan County, according to a new emissions report.
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Rafael Barata is a Brazilian drummer and percussionist who performed at Washington State University's 2025 Brazilian Jazz Fest in October 2025.
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As wildfires intensify each year, land managers say fighting them isn’t always possible; but teaching communities how to use fire as a mitigation tactic might be what’s needed to prevent disasters
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Nearly 30 horses across the nation have come down with some form of equine herpesvirus. The Texas Department of Agriculture says the outbreak stems from the WPRA World Finals and Elite Barrel Race in Waco earlier this month.
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After your Thanksgiving leftover tuck-in, maybe your family is on the hunt for a Christmas tree. But some Northwesterners have been worried about the holiday since before May.
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A volunteer organization in Yakima is urging city leaders to turn off Flock Safety license plate reading cameras, which the Yakima Police Department has been using since 2022. Concerns about the use of these surveillance cameras in immigration operations are growing across Washington state and nationwide.
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In an effort to cut federal spending and end programs that promote diversity, equity and inclusion, the Trump Administration has cut funding for some programs that help students access college.
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Tons of ingredients from the Northwest can be found on your Thanksgiving table.
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A court settlement with the city of Quincy will help fix reported issues with a water treatment plant – and contribute to environmental projects.