Agriculture
Easterday claims Tyson reneged on Japanese deal
SPOKANE — Ex-Washington cattleman Cody Easterday, convicted of fraud, has sued his main victim, Tyson Fresh Meats, alleging…
Northwest
Idaho panel mulls Nez Perce water agreement
Agreement detail BOISE — Thinking about the Nez Perce Agreement now — from short-term costs upstream to long-term…
Northwest
Despite brain cancer diagnosis, Christmas still on for Sultan’s Santa
SULTAN, Wash. — Everyone in Sultan, Washington, knows Brett Nichols by another name: Santa. Most of the year,…
Northwest
Portland increases homeless-camp sweeps
In mid-October, the city of Portland removed more homeless encampments than at any point since the start of…
Northwest
Deschutes County hopes to turn landfill methane into renewable energy source
BEND — Deschutes County soon could start harnessing the gaseous byproduct of decomposing waste in Knott Landfill to…
Agriculture
Western Innovator: On the trail of invasive slugs and snails
CORVALLIS, Ore. — Rory McDonnell’s fascination with slugs and snails began as a child growing up in the…
Northwest
Emergency winter feeding of Teton Canyon elk begins
The Idaho Department of Fish and Game in early December started feeding the Teton Canyon elk herd near…
Northwest
Walla Walla hires first woman as city manager
WALLA WALLA — For the first time in the 63-year history of Walla Walla’s council-manager form of government,…
Northwest
Panel commemorates the Great Astoria Fire of 1922
ASTORIA — On the 100th anniversary of the Great Astoria Fire of 1922 that destroyed most of downtown,…
Northwest
Attacks on electrical substations in Oregon and Washington resemble those in North Carolina and raise questions about grid security
PORTLAND — At least three electricity providers in the Pacific Northwest recently experienced attacks similar to the gunfire…
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