Pacific Northwest Ag Network

How fun would it be to go out with your girls or on a date to one of these wineries?

Amazon Flex is a program kind of like Uber of Lyft, it allows people to use their own vehicle to deliver Amazon packages, sometimes parttime.

On Wednesday evening, April 8th, Little vetoed five bills.

It appears that not only will Milk and Honey Coffee Company be operating out of the park next month, but most recently, Rueda announced via social media that Riverstone Bar will also be setting up shop there as well.

WSU’s TFREC in Wenatchee begins construction on an $18M plant growth facility, expanding controlled environment research for tree fruit and advanced agriculture science.

As income tax talks heat up, a former attorney general and justice are stepping into the ring, raising questions about fairness and funding in Washington.

Irrigation season is here, and for many in Kennewick, keeping tabs on that water flow just got a whole lot easier with KID's new 2026 interactive map.

Free plants will be available at multiple locations across the Wenatchee Valley.

USDA cleared Walmart dino nuggets after a lead contamination alert was found to be a false positive, confirming no recall or health risk nationwide.

Washington's got some serious green credentials—fifth in the nation for eco-friendliness. It’s more than just trees out here.

This weekend in Cashmere, the excitement is all about gold! Imagine sifting through streams, hoping to strike it rich—what a thrill!

As snowpack levels dip again, farmers are bracing for another tough season. The urgency is palpable as the state's water crisis deepens.

A special press conference is scheduled for 11:00 am Wednesday in Union Gap.

Many are getting fed up and looking at a way out. If you’re one of those people, some states are offering free land for you to pull up stakes, load up the U-Haul, and move.

A truck hauling around 80,000 pounds of potatoes crashed and caused a mess today, both with traffic and actually on the highway itself.

Big money and big legal minds are colliding in a challenge to Washington's new income tax.

With two crucial vacancies unfilled for far too long, one attorney’s bold move might just rattle the state's political scene.

Officials at Yakima Valley Tourism say the two-day "familiarization tour" aims to highlight Yakima's diverse landscapes.

It’s fascinating how the rise of AI is making us appreciate skilled trades even more, especially those hands-on jobs that just can’t be automated.

A new EV voucher program aims to jumpstart commercial vehicle sales, but the hurdles might slow down progress.

While record tax revenues flood in, Washington state is taking a curious path, borrowing money instead of investing in its own infrastructure. Let’s unpack this.