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Courtney Flatt reports on the decline of freshwater mussels in the West and the potential environmental impact / Runtime - 0:50 The Northwest’s freshwater…

More Murrow News StoriesNOVI SAD, SERBIA - To combat declining press freedoms in Serbia, student journalists are ready to take up the mantle and be the…

NWPB's Dori Luzzo Gilmour reports on a transportation advocacy group concerned about proposed cuts to public transit in the Tri-Cities / Runtime - 1:32A…

Carbon emissions by the tech giants that dominate cloud computing are surging, even as companies like Amazon and Microsoft take steps to tame their climate impact.

Anna King reports on a serious shortage of seeds for forage crops caused by severe drought / Runtime - 3:39There was a major drought last year that…

Five people were arrested at a College Republicans rally on the University of Washington campus Saturday that attracted a large crowd of protesters.

Connor Henricksen reports on how conservation efforts in one Washington town may be preserving more than the land and the environment / Runtime - 4:17…

As the climate gets warmer, sugar maple trees will have a harder time producing enough sap to meet demand. Luckily, scientists and maple syrup-makers are on the case.

Women from Washington and across the country join the Bandana Project during Farmworker's Awareness Week and keep raising consciousness on Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). The art-activism initiative celebrates its 15th year of calling attention to the sexual violence against farmworkers.

Mujeres de Washington y de todo el país se unen al Proyecto Bandana durante la Semana Nacional de Concientización de los Trabajadores Agrícolas y al Mes de Concientización sobre la Agresión Sexual (SAAM, por sus siglas en inglés). La iniciativa de arte-activismo celebra sus 15 años llamando la atención sobre la violencia sexual contra los trabajadores del campo.