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A line of about a dozen people passed buckets of summer chinook salmon to be released into Hangman Creek.

$3 Million Will Help Tribes Study Salmon Reintroduction In The Upper Columbia Basin

Bringing salmon back to the Upper Columbia River will take a lot of time and a lot of money, according to the Upper Columbia United Tribes.

A group of Reclaim Idaho volunteers pose together in front of the big green Reclaim Idaho camper van.

Reclaim Idaho Nears Signature Goal To Increase Education Funding In Gem State

Mayville was the driving force behind the Medicaid Expansion initiative that Idaho voters approved in 2018. Now, he’s back with what he calls the Quality Education Act.

Washington State Could End Statute Of Limitations For Sex Offenses

The Washington State House has passed a bill to end the statute of limitations for sex offenses. Currently, adults have a maximum of 10 years to press charges.

Report To Washington State Parks Commission Shows Barriers For Black Community Outdoors

The Washington State Parks Commission says it wants more Black community members to enjoy the outdoors.

Wildfire Dangers in Palouse Region Heading into Summer

https://youtu.be/a7JAfcRQgFoMore Murrow News StoriesPULLMAN, WASH -As summer creeps closer, so does wildfire season.The National Interagency Fire Center…

José Tapia overcame the barriers and became a U.S. Citizen. Photo: Courtesy of Koraima Tejada.

At 83 Years Old, José Is Officially An American Citizen

According to data from the University of Southern California, 12.000 adult immigrants are eligible to become citizens in Yakima County. Ninety-four percent are Hispanics. José Tapia became a U.S. citizen in March. At age 83.

Dating Is Hard Enough, Harder As A Yakama Nation Member Mindful Of Tribal Identity

Going on a date on Valentine’s Day can be fun and full of decisions – where to eat, what to wear. But for members of the Yakama Nation in Central Washington, it can be complicated when trying to date within the relatively small tribal community.

'On Point' Host Tom Ashbrook Dismissed By WBUR For Creating 'Abusive Work Environment'

On Point radio host Tom Ashbrook has been dismissed from WBUR. Ashbrook, who has hosted the nationally syndicated show for 16 years, was placed on leave in December 2017 after 11 current and former station employees filed complaints of sexual misconduct and bullying that spanned the past 10 years.

Black cows travel in a line on green grass as a cowboy on a brown horse supervises.

Animal Abuse Case Against Idaho Rancher Moves Forward

Doug Towles of ClearwaterCounty is charged with ‘permitting animals to go withoutcare.” Dozens of his cattle have been found dead orstarving. They’ve also been found on his neighbors’ property.

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