Prices Continue To Slide As Milk Production Increases
The USDA is forecasting more milk and lower dairy prices heading into 2026 and 2027, with a growing U.S. dairy herd driving production up by about 1.5 billion pounds year over year.
Future of Farming: Advocating Early
Kaylyn Bozeman, the 2025-2026 Washington FFA Reporter, says she would like to see ag advocacy start much earlier in school then it currently is.
Potato Psyllid Numbers Continue To Increase Across Central Washington
WSU researchers have confirmed the first psyllid carrying the zebra chip bacterium this season after testing more than 1,460 insects across the Columbia Basin potato region.
Primary voting begins as state Supreme Court race sees big spending push
A hefty $2.1 million already on the table for this Supreme Court election—and the drama is only just beginning. Let’s break down what that means.
Seattle World Cup sees strong economic impact despite fewer visitors
Rates soared while occupancy dipped – a curious twist during the World Cup frenzy in Seattle. What happened behind the scenes?
Big-Name Chain Stores + Restaurants Closing Locations in 2026
Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.
See the List of Free Movies at Chesterley Park on Sundays
See the lineup of the 2026 Outdoor Summer Cinema Series, sponsored by Yakima Parks & Recreation!
CDC Report: 1 to 10 Cases of Explosive Diahrrea from Tainted Lett
Lettuce tainted with feces is causing moderate to severe diarrhea in reported cases in WA State. The U.S. The CDC says some may not experience any symptoms.
Lots of Talk, But No Action on NBA Expansion in Seattle
Samantha Holloway's group is the only one that's gone public — but apparently, she's got company, and the NBA isn't saying how much.
Enter To Win: Sprint Boat Racing Tickets
You experienced the fun and excitement of Sprint Boat Racing at State Fair Park last month on June 13th and 14th, and your next chance for this fast and fun action is coming up in August!