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Ranchers and farmers living in the Mountain West are vulnerable to all kinds of things—drought, fluctuating crop prices, trade wars—and in part because of those things - depression and suicide. But there's some help out there, from an unlikely source: Twitter.

Local customers say they didn’t receive notice of the change before enrolling

Two proposals in the Washington Legislature are taking aim at surpluses amassed from health insurers.

People who buy individual health insurance in Washington state can expect another round of rate hikes next year.“I’d say double-digit [increases] are…

If you buy individual health insurance through Washington’s Health Benefit Exchange get ready for sticker shock. Rates will go up by an average of 24…

As Idaho — and the nation — approach restricting abortion rights, two faith-based sexual health clinics, often referred to as “crisis pregnancy centers”…

(Runtime 3:34) When the Emergency Department at Pullman Regional Hospital starts getting full, patients are put in “rooms” in the hallway — that is to…

As the United States sees an increase in the number of anti-gay, anti-trans laws, one group of LGBTQ+ people on the Palouse is making its own space for queer joy and community

(Runtime 1:23)When COVID-19 reached the Inland Northwest, few people could have predicted how profoundly it would change their lives. NWPB’s Rachel Sun…

When COVID-19 reached the Inland Northwest, few people could have predicted its profound changes. NWPB’s Rachel Sun interviews local residents about how the pandemic changed their mental health, lives and perspective. This is the first in a four-part mini series.