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Cat Garza is a conservation scientist with the Walla Walla County Conservation District, and her work is mostly river-adjacent.

Dennis Murphy, owner of Caprio Cellars, had his first brush with wine when he tried a bottle from LEcole No. 41 off a Seattle wine list.

Yakima dietician Heather McCrory’s family heritage is part Dutch, part Yakama. Like many people, that background comes into play in the kitchen. “I hope my kids recognize that good food

Josh Fairbank, owner of BBQ Sprinkles, never thought he would be combining his love for spice making and BBQ with his past military experience.

Stopping crime before it happens is the goal of Walla Walla Police Department’s Crime Prevention Coordinator Nikki Raver.

Originally built to shelter drivers from avalanches in the pass, the Keechelus Lake Snowshed Bridge also served as a landmark on the trip across the Cascades. It was removed in

Tamara L. Delarosa was granted bail and will be released to home monitoring, according to court documents.

As the temperatures continue to drop in the Valley, pickleball enthusiasts can continue to play at the indoor courts at Frog Hollow Pickleball.

A pro-Palestine demonstration in downtown Walla Walla on Saturday, Oct. 21, was flagged by the Anti-Defamation League as an anti-Israel rally with support for terrorism.

Whitman College officials say the war in the Middle East is having a negative impact on campus, especially for students who face discrimination because of their Jewish faith or other