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Keely Hopkins and Aaron Garcia hunt turkeys on a private property in Rice, Washington. Hopkins participated in a mentored turkey hunt, designed to teach people how to hunt.

Mentored Hunts Work To Increase Hunters, Solve Fish And Wildlife Funding Problems

Fewer people in the Northwest are learning to hunt, which causes funding problems for state fish and wildlife departments. To solve the funding problem, experienced hunters are teaching newbies how to get involved in the sport.

Remembering Wil Hendrick: A cold murder case kept alive

&t=1sMore Murrow News StoriesMOSCOW, Idaho. – It was a cold winter night January 10, 1999, when Jerry Schutz’s life was changed forever.It was the day his…

Attorney General Bob Ferguson announces an agreement with three major opioid distributors to settle a lawsuit that had gone to trial, but had not yet concluded. Under the agreement, the state and local governments will share a $476 million settlement to address the ongoing public health fallout from the opioid crisis.

Washington Attorney General Announces $476M Settlement With Opioid Distributors

Three large opioid distributors will pay the state of Washington $476 million as part of an agreement to end litigation that began more than three years ago.

Emergency planners could move pins representing earthquake response resources during an exercise at Camp Murray, Washington, on May 4.

Rehearsing For ‘The Big One’ On A Room-Sized Chess Board

Close to 200 federal, state and tribal emergency preparedness planners gathered around a giant map of the Pacific Northwest this week to rehearse and critique the federal response plan for "The Big One." The three-day Cascadia earthquake discussion exercise partially replaced a much bigger planned dress rehearsal that was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Pandemic Relief Expiring Means Northwest Children Will Miss Healthy School Meals

Former Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber resigned in 2015 amid suspicion that his fiancee used her relationship with him to secure consulting contracts. CREDIT: ALAN SYLVESTRE

Ex-Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber Violated Ethics Laws 11 Times, Report Finds

Former Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber allegedly violated state ethics laws 11 times during his third and fourth terms as governor, according to an investigative report.

Snachez was charged with is stealing the identities of seven people who are in various stages of immigration proceedings and he used their identities to then apply for credit cards in their names. Places like American Express, Bank of America, Capital One. CREDIT: ELISE AMENDOLA

ICE Attorney Accused of ID Theft To Have First Court Appearance This Week

The former chief counsel for the Seattle office of a federal immigration enforcement agency has been accused of stealing identities of immigrants.

WSU Freshman: How Are They Adjusting to College

https://youtu.be/Nr7AADDfKB8More Murrow News StoriesPULLMAN, WASH.- “I knew it was going to be hard, but I didn’t know it was going to be this hard,” said…

Peter Mayer, the director of Washington State Parks, resigned Wednesday after almost seven months heading up the agency.

Washington State Parks Director Resigns 7 Months Into The Job

Washington State Parks will need to search for a new permanent director, after Peter Mayer resigned Wednesday.

Navigating The Coming Out Conversation — From Both Sides

Coming out is scary no matter how old you are or how loving your friends and family may be. You're revealing a deeply vulnerable side of yourself, and…

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