Three fishermen have been indicted for illegally transporting over 7,000 pounds of crab from Southeast Alaska to Seattle, violating the Lacey Act. The scheme ended in disaster with most of the haul wasted due to disease, raising concerns about the impact on Alaska's crab fishery and prompting federal prosecution.
Rodeo fans are in for a treat this weekend at the Eastern Oregon Trade and Event Center in Hermiston. Hosted by Blue Mountain Community College, the Northwest Intercollegiate Rodeo Finals will feature college teams competing for a chance to reach the College National Finals Rodeo in June.
As millions of birds begin their spring migration along the Pacific Flyway, Portland officials are asking residents to help reduce light pollution by turning off or dimming outdoor lights. This initiative aims to protect migrating birds.
As the scorching summer months quickly approach, Idahoans are encouraged to prepare for what meteorologists are predicting to be a blistering season...
The Lower Snake River Dams continue to be the object of scorn for some and the centerpiece of commerce and energy production (and much more) to others.
Washington's gray wolf population has grown by 20% in the past year, according to the latest report from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. This marks the 15th consecutive year of growth, with seven new wolf packs identified in 2023. The increase in population is encouraging, but maintaining harmony with livestock operations remains a key focus.