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Why Are So Many Gray Whales Washing Up Dead On Pacific Northwest Beaches?
The peak stranding time for gray whales in the Pacific Northwest is normally April, May and June. But the federal agency NOAA Fisheries has already logged nine dead whales washed ashore in Washington and one in Oregon. That's on top of 21 strandings on California beaches since the beginning of the year.
A Northwest Utility Considers Early Retirement For Some Coal Operations
An energy company with hundreds of thousands of Oregon and Washington customers is considering the early retirement of some of its coal-burning operations.
Majority Of Americans Say Drug Companies Should Be Held Responsible For Opioid Crisis
According to a new NPR/Ipsos opioid poll, 71% of Americans surveyed also say the government should do more to curb the epidemic.
Crane Collapse Kills 4 In Seattle's South Lake Union Neighborhood
The crane collapsed at a project known as Block 25, which includes six stories of offices for Google and an apartment tower above. The building is part of a multi-block campus nearly twice the size of Google’s Kirkland offices. It’s being developed by Vulcan and built by GLY Construction.
University of Idaho and Washington State University Cadets Train Together
https://youtu.be/CCJ3KNny2uAThe University of Idaho and Washington State University Army ROTC programs conducted there final training exercises of the…
WSU Leader Opposes Changes to Title IX
WSU leader opposes proposed changes to Title IX.
Local Reaction to the Pullman Flood
A look at how social media responded to the flooding in Pullman.
WSU Researchers Want More
How WSU cannabis researches want to expand their studies without all the administrative burdens and regulations.
Regional High School Athletic Training Program Keeps Student-Athletes Safe
Pullman Regional Hospital's Regional High School Athletic Training program benefits local high schools and keeps their student-athletes safe.
Washington Lawmakers Are Done This Year. Here’s What They Passed — And Didn’t — In 2019
Washington lawmakers just wrapped up an action-packed, 105-day session with passage of the first state budget to exceed $50 billion and a bundle of tax hikes to fund it.
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