Science

The honor of being named the most dangerous snake found in Washington state goes to...

Ever met a celebrity out in the wild? Well, it could be your lucky summer since these celebs still live in Washington and are spotted out and about living their everyday life!

As of 2018, there were about 126,000 acres of protected agriculture in Mexico, a huge jump from the 325 acres planted in 2003.

Western Growers has released a Careers in Ag Job Center for careers related to science, technology, engineering and mathematics in agriculture, to promote STEM jobs in the produce industry.

I'll admit to having lit up when I was a teenager but fortunately for me I never caught the "habit". I do like a cigar from time to time... once a year when I'm in Vegas maybe. As far as cigarettes go however I have never understood the fascination...

Lately the story of UC Irvine's discussion of banning the U.S. flag on campus has been in the news. The short-lived rule has been vetoed at the school, but meantime, let's take a lighter look at countries' flags and how well you know them...

The House Science, Space and Technology Committee voted Tuesday to advance a bill intended to stop the Environmental Protection Agency’s use of what Republicans call secret science to write regulations.

A few hundred ranchers are in Yakima this weekend to talk about beef.

The Washington State Patrol is looking for future troopers and Trooper Chris Thorson says they are now changing requirements hoping to get more people through the recruitment process.

The folks at NASA have released some of the most brilliant pictures of our planet that most of us will ever see. Take a look here!