Northwest News
Northwest News
Northwest Skillset: How To Drop A Tree 101
Left to right: Jeb Selby, Paul Riebe, Nathan Knoeller. University of Idaho Vandaljack team members clearing limbs off of fallen trees. Listen Like the roots… Continue Reading Northwest Skillset: How To Drop A Tree 101
Emails Reveal Potential Violations By Richland School Board Director
Emails Reveal Potential Violations By Richland School Board Director Continue Reading Emails Reveal Potential Violations By Richland School Board Director
How Conservation Is Preserving A Community
Johnnie Duguay-Smith, the stewardship associate at Methow Conservancy, in front of the Conservancy’s office / Photo by Connor Henricksen Listen Connor Henricksen reports on how conservation… Continue Reading How Conservation Is Preserving A Community
The Fight For Legacy Forests – Part 4: How A Bird Touched Off Court Battles
Concerns about habitat for the Marbled Murrelet may have touched off the current fight for legacy forests / Photo: USFWS Listen NWPB’s Lauren Gallup continues… Continue Reading The Fight For Legacy Forests – Part 4: How A Bird Touched Off Court Battles
After Unionizing, WA State Tulip Workers Reach Labor Settlement
After several days of strikes and negotiations, tulip workers in Skagit County reached an agreement with Washington Bulb / Photo by: Edgar Franks/Familias Unidas por… Continue Reading After Unionizing, WA State Tulip Workers Reach Labor Settlement
Court Ruling: Navy SEALs Cannot Use WA State Parks For Training
A judge ruled against a decision to allow the Navy to use Washington State Parks for covert training. Deception Pass State Park had been on… Continue Reading Court Ruling: Navy SEALs Cannot Use WA State Parks For Training
More Options For Healthy Food At Lower Costs In Pullman
Grander Goods opened on April 1st at 100 E. Main St. in Pullman, in the space that once occupied Manny’s Coffee House and Café Moro… Continue Reading More Options For Healthy Food At Lower Costs In Pullman
Reporter Debrief: Discussing The Fight For Legacy Forests
The Washington Department of Natural Resources manages 3 million acres of forest land / Photo by Olena Sergienko, Unsplash In this Facebook Live Reporter Debrief,… Continue Reading Reporter Debrief: Discussing The Fight For Legacy Forests
Seeds Of Drought: Weather Conditions Cause Shortages Of Seeds For Spring Forage Planting
Mason Douglass leans on one of his thirty seed bins at Tri-State Seed outside of Connell, WA Listen Anna King reports on a serious shortage… Continue Reading Seeds Of Drought: Weather Conditions Cause Shortages Of Seeds For Spring Forage Planting
Experts Weigh In On 2nd Booster For 50+
The FDA has approved a 2nd COVID booster shot for people 50 and older CREDIT: Grant Hindsley/AFP via Getty Images Listen NWPB’s Rachel Sun talks… Continue Reading Experts Weigh In On 2nd Booster For 50+
WA State Will Soon Have An Alert System For Murdered And Missing Indigenous People
Women attend the closing ceremony of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls CREDIT: Chris Wattie/Reuters Read For the first time,… Continue Reading WA State Will Soon Have An Alert System For Murdered And Missing Indigenous People
Pierce County Seeks To Create Cultural Hubs To Improve Coordinated Entry System
Pierce County is seeking to improve their coordinated entry system for housing assistance. One method they’re trying is through funding for so-called cultural hubs.
Continue Reading Pierce County Seeks To Create Cultural Hubs To Improve Coordinated Entry System
Connect With Us
Mission
Northwest Public Broadcasting strives to bring programs of the Northwest by the Northwest and for the Northwest that engage, enlighten and entertain.
Ethics
Northwest Public Broadcasting embraces the ideals of the Society of Professional Journalists’ Code of Ethics.
In all things we do, we strive to seek truth and report it; minimize harm; act independently and fairly; and be accountable and transparent to the public.
Additionally, we seek to inform, engage, enlighten and entertain the public while keeping in mind the highest standards outlined by the NPR ethics handbook.
