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StoryCorps Northwest: Staying in Yakima and Curating the Stories of the Valley
When John Baule accepted the job of Yakima Valley Museum Director, he thought he’d give it a couple of years. But his two-year plan became a ten-year…
Pullman High School looks to new technology to prevent concussions
This season, Pullman High School turns to new technology to help research and prevent concussions.
WSU Organic Farm hosts annual Fall Harvest Festival
WSU Eggert Family Organic Farm holds the annual Fall Harvest Festival that organized by students in WSU’s organic agriculture major.
Supersonics – The Fast Jets, Not The Basketball Team – Could Return To Washington Skies Soon
New companies are poised to bring back supersonic commercial flying. A recently-formed industry group wants to designate airspace over the Inland Northwest for the flight testing.
Tensions Rise In Olympia As People With Few Options Park RVs Outside Washington Capitol
The state of Washington now finds itself grappling with an issue that’s been front and center in Seattle, Portland and many other cities -- people who are homeless living in dilapidated recreational vehicles parked on public streets.
Tom Hanks Plays Mister Rogers: Sharing Joy Is 'The Natural State Of Things'
Hanks watched "about 8 million hours" of Mister Rogers to prepare for A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood. Hanks doesn't necessarily consider himself "a nice guy" but rather "a joyful person."
Garfield County Is Washington's Least Populous. It's Joining A Suit To Stop I-976's $30 Car Tabs
As expected, the initiative’s passage prompted legal action, led by Seattle-area governments and public transit supporters protesting a projected $4.2 billion cut in revenue for transportation and transit projects over the next six years. But there has been an unexpected addition to that Puget Sound-centric group: the Garfield County Transportation Authority.
Washington's $30 Car Tabs On Hold As Judge Puts Injunction On I-976 As Legal Challenge Unfolds
A King County Superior Court judge ruled Wednesday that opponents had adequately argued that the measure's ballot title was misleading, and he issued an injunction. The challenge could eventually make its way to the state Supreme Court.
Email Trail On Citizenship Question Is Longer Than Trump Administration Officials Said
The Justice Department told a court it has realized there are more internal documents that it inadvertently failed to disclose before lawsuits over the now-blocked census citizenship question ended.
Wildlife Managers Look To Save Salmon Habitat In Washington's Chehalis Basin
Biologists say, if things continue, salmon may be extinct from the basin by next century. That’s why they’re coming up with a plan to help restore the area’s 3,400 miles of streams and rivers – which are also home to the largest diversity of amphibians in the state.
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