Members of the House and Senate health and welfare committees have a lot on their plates this session as they're being tasked with finding $22 million in cuts to help balance Idaho's budget.

Plus, the Spokane County Sheriff's office sticks up for Flock cameras, and the debate over wolf management comes back to the Washington legislature.

Rocky Wells and Aliana Vakaloloma are USL Spokane's first academy players from local high schools. They get to play on the pro teams without losing college eligibility.

Plus, the viability of Washington's agriculture sector seems to be declining, and natural gas initiative 2066 heads to the Washington Supreme Court.

Plus, a collision between an STA double decker bus and an overpass sends four to the hospital, and WA may expand college sports betting.

Very few pieces of legislation were introduced, but there was plenty of discussion about the state’s projected budget deficit

The approval is what Oregon and Washington asked for. The two states will pay $140 million to river users that would be affected by the permanent lower clearance.

Pierce County Sheriff Keith Swank faces backlash after he disputed the Legislature’s authority and questioned whether they were prepared to clash with his supporters.