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Brandon Hopkins, a bee researcher with Washington State University, points May 15 with his hive tool to the new bee larvae cells where baby bees develop in the hive near Othello, Washington.

Fewer Northwest bees shipped to California’s almonds could be a buzzkill for Washington and Oregon crops

Anna King June 8, 2024

Wind turbines along a rural road. Washington will have to develop renewable energy projects to meet its carbon-free goals. A lot of that development will likely happen in rural areas. (Credit: Roy Harryman, Flickr Creative Commons)

Washington wants to hear rural communities’ thoughts on renewable energy

Courtney Flatt June 7, 2024

Hotspots at the Lineage Logistics fire in Finley, Washington, flared up Tuesday because of high winds. The fire has been burning for seven weeks. (Credit: Benton County Fire District 1)

Finley warehouse has burned for 7 weeks, Benton County Commissioners tell owners to fix it faster

Courtney Flatt June 7, 2024

Livingston Elementary School, Pasco WA.

Ganadores nacionales de programación son de una escuela primaria de Pasco

Johanna Bejarano June 6, 2024

New website to help clinicians in WA prescribe medication for opioid use disorder

Rachel Sun June 6, 2024

A man hugs another person in front of tents at a homeless camp in Clarkston.

Unhoused Clarkston residents file motion for preliminary injunction on camping ordinance

Rachel Sun June 6, 2024

Livingston Elementary students who are part of the coding teams.

National coding champions in a Pasco elementary school

Johanna Bejarano June 5, 2024

Cortez Hopkins and Doug Galuszka, who reported deteriorating conditions at a building on the Veterans Affairs campus in Seattle, allege they faced whistleblower retaliation in response to their complaints. (Caroline Walker Evans for Cascade PBS)

Seattle veterans clinic faces complaints over leaks, ventilation

Lauren Gallup and Lizz Giordano June 5, 2024

A crowd studies the exhibit “Sweeter Than the Onions: Stories of Queer Resilience in Walla Walla,” at Whitman College. (Credit: Courtney Flatt, Northwest News Network)

Oral history project recounts queer resilience in Walla Walla Valley

Courtney Flatt June 4, 2024

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