A King County court ordered the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife to stop trying to kill a wolf in a pack attacking cattle in northeast Washington. Superior Court Judge […] ...

While rejecting most of their arguments, a federal judge has agreed with environmental advocates that a large Washington ...

The U.S. Small Business Administration properly refused to forgive an Oregon fruit processor’s $2 million COVID relief loan, ...

The Upper Snake River reservoirs were 21% full late Oct. 8, 56% of the 30-year average. A year earlier, the system of seven U ...

The seed dealer DLF has broken its silence on alleged grass seed contract violations, denying it used non-disclosure ...

Oregon State University’s College of Agricultural Sciences faces a funding shortfall of nearly $5 million this fiscal year ...

Ranchers feel bullish as cattle prices hit record highs this summer and remain elevated thanks to record low inventory and ...

Dam advocates placed a full-page advertisement in the Seattle Times last week asking Oregon and Washington’s governors to ...

A La Nina has formed, normally signally a cold and wet winter, but a mass of warm water off the West Coast could blunt its ...

A decade-long die-off of Douglas fir trees centered in southwest Oregon has recently accelerated, potentially requiring ...

With the federal government unwinding policies aimed at fighting climate change, experts recently urged Oregon lawmakers to ...