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Congress has a reputation of fighting, sometime just to fight. Nowhere was that more true than in 2025, where Congress fought over nearly every piece of legislation important to the farming community.

A K-9 search led to the seizure of two pounds of cocaine, firearms, and cash, resulting in the arrest of two Quincy residents in a drug investigation.

Two men are in jail after police in Grant County say they stole fuel from a rural farm and willfully damaged the property owner's vehicle.

the overpass was hit by a semi a number of weeks ago.

Another year and another DecemberFest is in the books! And I might add, it was loud and festive, merry and rockin’, funny and fundraising event!

Imagine putting more than nine percent of your paycheck into healthcare. That’s the reality for many Spokane residents facing rising costs.

You might be surprised to learn that some rural areas in West Virginia are outpacing major cities in H1B salaries. It's a fascinating look at the job market.

With over 250,000 employees taking a stand against union fees, the ripple effects are being felt across the nation. This could reshape the future of public workplaces.

Christmas tunes fill the air, but one song stands tall above the rest — let's talk about its journey.

Several counties in WA State are facing a severe weather disaster due to an extreme atmospheric river that stuck on December 2, 2025.

The excitement is palpable in Richland as a new pizza parlor opens its doors. Get ready for some mouthwatering flavors that are stealing the show!

Many western WA bridges sustained damage from atomospheric river flooding

Safe routes to school are on everyone’s mind lately, especially after a troubling encounter involving a child and a speeding driver. Let’s talk about keeping our kids safe.

Tri-Cities has a new tool that makes holiday light viewing a breeze. Over 400 homes are ready to spread some cheer this season.

The latest move by DHS is stirring up conversations about efficiency and costs in deportation efforts—an unexpected twist in immigration policy that could change the game.

Every five years, the Dietary Guidelines are updated and released, based on current recommendations made by a scientific advisory committee.

As lawmakers gear up for the next session, one bipartisan proposal has sparked heated conversations about foreign influence in our elections.

Last week, the House passed the PERMIT Act, as an effort to streamline permitting under the Clean Water Act and ease the regulatory burden on agriculture.