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More Murrow News Stories PULLMAN, WASH - Energy bills for the month of January increased.Wildlife ecology major Mackenzie Perry said her electric bill was…

Can singing in harmony fix our broken world? If you’ve sung in a chorus, perhaps you’ve felt it can. You’re not alone. Watch this presentation by the award-winning ensemble The King’s Singers, making the case for the choral community’s duty to help heal our fractured societies. It’s from the Chorus America Virtual Conference in 2020.

Future teachers in Washington may have to get more training in the history, culture, and treaty rights of Native American tribes. That’s a requirement of a bill currently before the state Legislature.

After more than 20 years of photographing the pacific northwest, Rajah Bose considers himself an “insider.”

The Pasco manufacturing and business sector is growing fast but the housing sector is lagging. According to the organization Local Housing Solutions, Pasco’s comprehensive plan for 2018 thru 2038 found the city will fall thirty-four percent short of projected growth with new home construction.

The emergency is over for now at Rattlesnake Ridge near Yakima. The state says a major, sudden landslide is no longer imminent, and Yakima County has lifted its evacuation order and told residents they can move back home. But that’s easier said than done.

Richland Washington public schools were in an emergency closure Wednesday, and will be closed again Thursday.

Tom Carpenter, the man who headed the Hanford Challenge, and was a thorn in the side of many politicians, is retiring from the organization.

Gov. Inslee has announced Washington's indoor mask mandate will end on March 21,with a few exceptions

The Canadian company TC Energy wants to increase the flow of natural gas through Oregon, Washington and Idaho.