About a dozen wildfires are still burning in the Northwest, keeping the air hazy and unhealthy. But experts predict few, if any, long-term health effects. Correspondent Anna King reports.
Across the Northwest, Latinos make up nearly 12 percent of the population, but only two percent of the region’s elected officials.
Charred Northwest forests are already a-buzz with new life: bugs.
Washington state is heading south in its quest to recover the largest ethics fine in state history.
Ranches and feedlots are looking to cut their feed costs in the short term and even have an eye on making the cattle themselves more efficient.
