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Without authority from the Legislature, conservation options are limited.
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The Republican Congressman represents Eastern Washington at the federal level. He sat down with SPR's Audrey Nelson to discuss his first term in office.
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Monarchs are being digitally tracked in the region for the first time. The journey could reveal long-held mysteries about the insects’ migration patterns.
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Dr. Nathan Sackett's research focuses on how psychedelic compounds could be used to treat substance abuse disorders. He spoke at Gonzaga University this week as part of a partnership with UW Medicine.
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Even healthcare workers are feeling the pinch as insurance costs rise each year, with employers expecting that costs will jump an additional 8.2% for 2027
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Washington’s program to collect medication so it doesn’t end up in the wrong hands has brought in over 1 million pounds of drugs since 2020, according to a state audit.But it’s still beset with some challenges, like a lack of sites to return unused pills in rural areas, a limited sense of the program’s effectiveness and the recent withdrawal of one of the two companies collecting the drugs in the state, according to the report from Washington’s Joint Legislative Audit and Review Committee released this month.
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The Justice Department has now lost more than two dozen similar cases across the country.
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Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church celebrates 90 years of Greek Fest in Spokane, featuring food, music, traditions, community, and support for regional fire relief.
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Krow won for "Sinkhole, and Other Inexplicable Voids": a book of speculative short stories that centers around climate anxiety in the Pacific Northwest.
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At the same time, Adult Protective Services workers say they’re under growing pressure to close investigations quickly.
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Discussions on data centers have been woven into debate about affordability, AI and corporate influence on government